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# Subscribe to Xygeni

## Subscribe to Xygeni

To upgrade from the Free tier to a paid plan, go to the Subscription section.

Please navigate to **Settings** >> **Subscription**

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You can check the complete information of Subscription Section in Settings block in the following page of the documentation: [Subscription](/xygeni-administration/platform-administration/subscription.md)
{% endhint %}

## Access to Subsciption section

Open the **Settings** menu and select **Subscription**. The subsequent screen with appear:

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## Subscribe

Click the **Upgrade plan** to commence the selection of plans and determine the quantity of daily scans. Visit the [pricing page](https://xygeni.io/pricing/) for detailed information on plans and pricing.

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Once you've chosen your subscription preferences, you'll be directed to a secure external payment platform. Xygeni does not store or handle any payment details or personal information related to your transactions.

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Your license will be updated upon successful payment confirmation, allowing you to utilize the Xygeni platform.


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