Cancel an overdue plan, and PnL that shows unknown instead of $0
Cancel a plan while a payment is overdue, an overdue plan keeps its name, and PnL never shows a value it could not read as $0.
Web · Dashboard v0.28.1 · API v0.39.1 · October 14, 2026
Plans are easier to manage when a payment is late, and PnL is more careful about what it does not know.
What's new
- Cancel while a payment is overdue. In Settings → Billing, a plan in its grace period or with agents paused can now be canceled. It ends right away, agents still running are paused, and nothing more is charged. Top up to renew sits next to it if you would rather keep the plan.
- An overdue plan keeps its name. On Credits, a plan whose renewal is unpaid shows its name, with Change plan, instead of "No plan yet".
- Canceling does not refund the month. Canceling a plan stops the next renewal. The plan stays active until the end of the billing month, and what you already paid for that month is not refunded.
- Unknown is not $0. When a venue cannot be read, an agent's value shows as unknown instead of $0. Org totals leave that agent out instead of counting its capital as a loss, and leaderboard rows show "—".
- Closed agents show their result. After a full exit, an agent shows what it made or lost.
- Veranta losses count. Realized losses on Veranta are part of PnL.
- APR after about a week. An agent's APR shows once it has about 7 days of history, so a few good days no longer read as a three-digit APR.
- Plan changes stay safe. If your plan renews at the moment you change or cancel it, you are asked to try again instead of overwriting the renewal.
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