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Polygon.io offers a variety of data plans to fit your needs, from free trial options to comprehensive paid subscriptions. This article will guide you through managing your subscription, making payments, and understanding your billing cycle.

  Review the different data plans available on the Polygon.io website to choose the one that best aligns with your usage needs and data requirements. 

  Your subscription is typically billed on a monthly or annual basis. The specific billing cycle is determined by your chosen plan.

  Your account dashboard provides access to your subscription information, including your plan name, billing date, and payment details.

  If you need to adjust your data plan, you can update your subscription from your account dashboard. You might be able to upgrade or downgrade your plan depending on availability.

   If you no longer need the services, you can usually cancel your subscription from your account dashboard. Be sure to review your plan's cancellation policy to understand any applicable fees or notice periods. 

  Polygon.io accepts various payment methods, including credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal.

  Ensure your billing address is up-to-date within your account settings to avoid any payment issues.

   Your account dashboard provides access to your payment history, allowing you to view previous invoices and transactions.

  Set reminders for your billing date to avoid missing payments or accidental lapses in your subscription.

  Monitor your API usage and data consumption to ensure you're selecting the most appropriate data plan for your needs.

 If you have any questions about your subscription, billing, or payment methods, contact Polygon.io's support team for assistance. 

By understanding the intricacies of your subscription and billing, you can ensure a smooth and consistent experience with Polygon.io's services, while staying in control of your financial commitments.

Understand your billing cycle, payment options, and how to manage your subscription.

Managing Your Subscription and Billing

Keeping your account information up-to-date is essential for a seamless experience with Polygon.io. This guide will walk you through how to update your email address, password, and other account details.

  Visit the Polygon.io website and log in using your email address and password.

  Once logged in, locate the "Account" or "Settings" section on your profile page. This section typically includes options to manage your personal information, subscription details, and security settings.

  Look for an option to edit your email address within your account settings. 

  Enter your desired new email address carefully, double-checking for typos.

  You'll likely receive a verification email to confirm the change.  Click the verification link within the email to activate your new email address.

  Find the "Change Password" or "Update Password" option in your account settings.

  You'll typically be asked to enter your current password for verification. 

   Choose a strong and secure new password, using a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

  Re-enter your new password to confirm the accuracy. 

Depending on the specific features of your account settings, you might be able to update other details:

  Edit your billing address to ensure accurate billing and invoice delivery.  

  Update your phone number or other contact details to facilitate communication with Polygon.io's support team. 

  Review and adjust your security settings, including two-factor authentication (2FA) for added account protection. 

 Always use strong and unique passwords for all your online accounts.

  Be cautious of suspicious emails or websites that request your login credentials. Never share your password with anyone. 

  Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) to enhance your account security by requiring an extra verification step during login.

By regularly checking and updating your account information, you can ensure a secure and hassle-free experience with Polygon.io's services.

Learn how to change your password, email address, and other account details.

Updating Your Account Information

Polygon.io's data plans come with specific usage limits, designed to ensure fair access to the API for all users. It's crucial to understand these limits and monitor your usage to avoid exceeding them and impacting your data experience.

 Each data plan has a defined number of API calls you can make within a specific time period. This could be measured in requests per second (RPS) or requests per minute (RPM).

  Some plans might have limits on the total volume of data you can download or access within a given month or billing cycle.

  Certain API endpoints might have their own dedicated rate limits, so be sure to review the documentation for individual endpoints.

  Your data plan might restrict access to certain data types, such as real-time data streams or extended historical data.

  Your Polygon.io account dashboard typically provides a detailed overview of your current usage, including how many API calls you've made, data volumes downloaded, and potentially other metrics.

  Integrate usage tracking into your applications to monitor your API calls in real time. 

  Polygon.io might provide periodic usage reports or summaries, allowing you to analyze your trends and make adjustments as needed. 

 Select a data plan that aligns with your expected usage and data requirements. 

  Implement error handling in your applications to handle rate limit violations and retry requests after appropriate delays. 

 If you have questions about your data plan's limits or encounter issues with exceeding your limits, contact Polygon.io's support team.

By understanding and actively managing your usage and data limits, you can ensure a consistent and reliable experience with Polygon.io's API, maximizing its value for your financial applications.

Monitor your API usage and understand how to stay within the limits of your chosen data plan.

Billing & Account

Managing Your Subscription and Billing

Updating Your Account Information

Understanding Usage and Data Limits