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If you subscribed to Ocoya before the current plans existed, you’re on a legacy plan. It keeps working. Nothing is being switched off, and there’s no deadline. Your plan shows its name with a Legacy badge in Billing.
The Ocoya account menu, open from the sidebar, listing Settings, Invite members, Billing with the current plan on a badge, a Dark mode toggle and Logout

Where Billing lives: the account menu, behind the avatar at the top of the sidebar. The badge shows your current plan.

Ocoya Billing settings showing a plan named Gold with a Legacy badge, a note thanking the customer for being an early Ocoya customer, and the current Starter, Team and Agency plan cards beneath

A legacy plan in Billing: the name carries a Legacy badge, and Ocoya explains what moving would change.

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The legacy plans

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What moving to a current plan changes

The clearest difference is brands: unlimited on every current plan, where legacy plans cap them. Credits are also more generous, and new features ship to the current plans. Check the limits you actually use before switching — profile counts and users are where a move can bite.

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Why the button says “Switch”, not “Upgrade”

Prices across plan generations aren’t comparable. Legacy Gold at $99 is more expensive than Team at $79 but has fewer credits and capped brands, so calling either direction an upgrade would be misleading. Ocoya labels every move off a legacy plan as a switch and leaves the judgement to you.

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Moving back

You can’t. Legacy plans are closed to new subscriptions, so switching to a current plan is one-way. That’s the one thing worth being sure about before you do it.

Plans and limits

What the current plans include.

Change your plan

How to make the switch.