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Leaving

In March Rosa decides to stop.

TownHum · desktop · Plan
Growth · $999 a month
Your month runs 2 March to 1 April
Next charge: $999 on 2 April
Change plan Cancel

She opens her plan and taps Cancel. She doesn't need to call anyone.

TownHum · desktop · Plan › Cancel
Growth ends 1 April, the end of the month you paid for. Nothing is billed after that.
From 1 April you are on Free: 4 posts a month on Facebook and Instagram, and a monthly note. Replies stop on 1 April.
5 approved posts are scheduled after 1 April · Let them go out Don't post them
Your 2 campaigns on your ad account · Stop them on 1 April Leave them running
Cancel Growth Keep my plan

Before she confirms, she sees the end date, that nothing more is billed, and that she falls back to Free. She says once what happens to posts scheduled past the end date and to her campaigns.

TownHum · desktop · Plan
Growth until 1 April, then Free · nothing billed after 1 April
Scheduled after 1 April: don't post · Campaigns: stop on 1 April
Change plan End my account

Her plan page shows the fall back to Free and her two answers. She decides to end the account too.

TownHum · desktop · Plan › End my account
Everything we made is yours
Posts and captions · photos and videos · monthly reports · history Download export
Within 5 working days of 1 April we remove our access and confirm your accounts are yours alone.
End my account on 1 April

Ending the account, she downloads everything TownHum made for her and sees when the hand-back happens.

TownHum · desktop · Accounts
Facebook Page · TownHum removed · confirmed by Meta
Instagram · TownHum removed · confirmed by Meta
Business Profile · TownHum removed as manager · confirmed by Google · you are primary owner
Meta ad account · TownHum removed as partner · confirmed by Meta

After the end date, TownHum removes its access from every account, and each platform confirms it.

Email · phone
From: Dana Whitfield, TownHum
Hi Rosa, your accounts are yours alone:
You are the only full-control person on your Facebook Page
You are primary owner of your Business Profile, with no managers
Your ad account has no partners

Dana confirms in writing that she owns each account outright.