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# Transfer app to Workspace

### How to transfer an app from Pay-per-app to Unlimited workspaces?

You can move apps between subscriptions to consolidate your management and billing. Transferring an app from Pay-per-app to Unlimited workspaces allows you to manage it under a unified workspace plan.

#### Step 1: Open the app you want to transfer

* Go to the Pay-per-app section
* Select the app you want to move

#### Step 1: Go to app settings

* From the side menu of your app, click on Settings

#### Step 2: Click the Move app button

* At the top of the Settings screen, click the **Move app** button

#### Step 3: Choose destination

* Select Unlimited workspaces as the target subscription
* Choose the workspace where you want to move the app

#### Step 4: Complete the move

* Click **Move** to confirm the transfer

{% hint style="warning" %}
Apps can be moved between Pay-per-app and Unlimited workspaces subscriptions using the Move app option in Settings.
{% endhint %}


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