Gym owners can move between our subscription plans in either direction. If an owner moves to a plan that allows fewer members, locations, staff accounts, or less branding than the gym is currently using, the records over the new limit are deactivated.
What deactivation means
- The record is hidden from everyday use and no longer counts against the plan's limit.
- The underlying data is retained in full. Nothing is trimmed, anonymised, or purged.
- If the gym moves back up to a larger plan, the records are restored exactly as they were — the same members, locations, staff accounts, and branding, with their history intact. Nothing is re-entered and nothing is lost.
The one thing that does not spring back
If an owner had already suspended a staff member before the plan change, that person stays suspended when the gym moves back up. A plan change does not quietly reinstate someone an owner deliberately switched off. The owner's decision outranks the plan cycle in both directions.
What deactivation is not
A plan change is never a deletion event. It does not start a retention clock, it does not trigger the account-deletion process below, and it is not a reason we would erase a member's workouts, nutrition logs, health data, messages, or ledger. Deletion happens only through the deliberate routes described in "Account Deletion Process" — you asking us, or a data-deletion request from the person the data is about.