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# Can I Buy Multiple Subscriptions on One Account
Learn whether one Proxidize account can hold multiple subscriptions.
## Can I Buy Multiple Subscriptions on One Account
Yes.
One Proxidize account can hold multiple subscriptions, for the same product or for different ones.
Open Subscriptions
### When you have more than one subscription
You may see several subscriptions if you:
* bought more than one Proxidize product
* bought more than one Per GB data package
* bought packages at different times, so they renew on different dates
### Why Per GB creates several subscriptions
Per Proxy and Proxy Builder each use a **single subscription** that you change in place.
Per GB works differently. Each data package renews monthly and is billed as its own subscription, with its own billing period.
So buying more data adds a subscription rather than resizing the one you already have.
### Where to see your subscriptions
Open **Billing → Subscriptions** in the Proxidize app.
Each row shows the product, quantity, price, next invoice date, status, and the actions available for it.
For a full walkthrough, see [How to Manage Your Subscription in the Proxidize App](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-manage-your-subscription-in-the-proxidize-app.md).
### Cancelling one subscription
You can cancel one subscription without affecting the others.
Cancelling a Per GB package stops only that package from renewing.
Mobile Per GB data expires one month after purchase, and Residential Per GB data rolls over.
For full steps, see [How to Cancel a Proxidize Subscription](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-cancel-a-proxidize-subscription.md).
### Quick FAQ
Can one account have subscriptions for different products?
Yes.
One account can hold Per Proxy, Per GB and Proxy Builder subscriptions at the same time.
Why do I see more than one Per GB subscription?
Each data package is its own subscription.
Each one has its own renewal date.
Can I cancel only one of my subscriptions?
Yes.
Cancel the specific subscription you no longer want to renew, and the rest continue as normal.
Do my subscriptions all renew on the same date?
Not necessarily.
Each subscription renews on its own date, shown in the **Next Invoice** column.
### Related articles
* [How to Manage Your Subscription in the Proxidize App](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-manage-your-subscription-in-the-proxidize-app.md)
* [How to Cancel a Proxidize Subscription](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-cancel-a-proxidize-subscription.md)
* [How to Upgrade, Downgrade, or Change Your Subscription](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-upgrade-downgrade-or-change-your-subscription.md)
* [How to Download an Invoice](/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscriptions/how-to-download-an-invoice.md)
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