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Downgrading from Pro to Starter Plan: Project Questions and Concerns

Hi team, I'm a user with a Pro plan trial that ends tomorrow. I currently have two projects:

Project 1: 15 pages
Project 2: 7 pages

Since I don't have a new client right now, I plan to downgrade to the Starter plan, which allows for one project with a maximum of five pages. I have a few questions about this process:

What will happen to my projects when the trial ends?
Which of my projects will be available to edit?
Will the second project be deleted or just suspended?
If a project is suspended, can I reactivate it later by upgrading to the Pro plan?

Thank you for your help!

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Commented on Successful Launch: Thanks to Relume for Streamline...·Posted inShowcase

Luda

Thank you for sharing. Great design! I'll save it as inspiration. Do you use Finsweet Attribute or Components?

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Luda

Portfolio Website Launch for Product Manager: Relume, Figma, Webflow

Just completed the portfolio website for Product Manager. https://www.marinakokush.com/ Relume + Figma + Webflow + Client-First

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Luda

New English Tutor Website Launched Using Relume and Untitled UI!

Hi Lumers! Just launched a new website for an English tutor! 📚 This is my first project using Relume and the Untitled UI library. I'm really happy with how it turned out. Check it out and let me know what you think: https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/english-with-molly

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Commented on Exciting News: My Website Redesign is Live!·Posted inShowcase

Luda

Hi Zlatko M., your new website is fantastic. I really like it. I think you missed up the numbers in the process section: instead of 05 you used 06.

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Luda

I faced a similar challenge. I created wireframes in Relume, cloned the Untitled UI to a Webflow project, and manually inserted components from the Untitled UI library. While it allowed me to leverage the styled guide, it was a time-consuming process.