Manage your account
Account settings, publication details, automations, and taking your data with you.
Everything about your account lives in Settings in the app. This page covers what you can manage there, and how to leave with your data if you ever want to.
Settings at a glance
| Area | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Account | Your personal details and login |
| Agent | How your agent behaves, its voice and memory, and its connections |
| Billing | Your plan and credits (see plans and credits) |
| Publication | Your publication's name and logo |
| Website | How your public site looks and works (see website) |
Your account
Your account details, including how you log in, live in Settings under Account. Update them there whenever something changes.
Emails from your agent include an "Unsubscribe or manage email subscription" link at the bottom. Daily reports and other agent messages have separate switches there, so you can stop one without the other, and resubscribe if you change your mind.
Your publication
Your publication's identity lives in Settings under Publication. Set your publication's name and logo here. Both appear on your website and in the emails you send, so readers see a consistent identity everywhere your writing shows up.
For how your public site looks and behaves, see website. To put your site on your own domain (available on Starter and above), see custom domains.
Automation authorization
Standing authorization belongs to a named automation, not an account-wide permission. Open Automations (from search, or add it to your sidebar via Customize sidebar) to review what each job can use and do, pause it, or re-enable a public action. See approvals for how one-time suggestions and automations differ.
Billing
Your plan and credits live in Settings under Billing. For what each plan includes and how credits work, see plans and credits.
Your data is yours
Paragraph is built on a simple promise: your writing and your audience belong to you.
Export your subscribers
You can export your subscriber list at any time, on any plan. There's no waiting period and no gatekeeping. If you ever decide to publish somewhere else, your list goes with you.
Delete your workspace
If you want to leave entirely, you can delete your workspace from Settings.
Deleting your workspace is permanent. Export your subscriber list and save copies of anything you want to keep before you delete.
Need a hand?
For anything you can't sort out in Settings, email support@paragraph.com. Account questions, billing puzzles, and export help all welcome.