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# Converting In-App Purchases

You can convert from Apple billing to Simple Booth billing at any time. This is required if you want to add multiple licenses to one account or subscribe to an Annual Pro or Select plan.

Converting ensures you are not double-billed by both platforms and centralizes your management in one dashboard.

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#### Steps to Convert

1. Go to your [Subscription settings](https://www.simplebooth.com/billing/subscription) on the website and click Get Started under the conversion message.
2. **Cancel with Apple**: You must cancel your App Store subscription first. Visit [account.apple.com](https://account.apple.com/), sign in, and [cancel](https://support.apple.com/118428) the Simple Booth subscription.
3. **Wait for Sync**: Once the website registers the cancellation, the page will automatically advance to the next step.
4. **Enter Billing Info**: Enter your credit card details on the Simple Booth website.
5. Return to your [subscription settings](https://www.simplebooth.com/billing/subscription) to verify your plan is now managed by Simple Booth.

{% hint style="info" %}
Converting your billing does not result in an immediate charge. If you're making [subscription changes](broken://pages/1DJ4aXbpGD68tGY8U7Q9), you will be charged after confirming your new plan details. 

If you are not making any changes, you will be charged on your next scheduled renewal date.
{% endhint %}


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