Managing your Shopify account

From theSettingspage, you can manage your Shopify subscription plan, store type, and store status.

To learn more about staff permissions that are controlled by store owners, refer toStaff permissions. To learn how to change your store status, refer toPausing or deactivating your store.

Authenticate your account

Your account is identified with a.myshopify.comdomain name, which is set when you first set up your Shopify account.

Shopify support will ask for your domain name if you contact them for help. You need to provide your domain name to verify that you are the store owner. If you set up a custom domain for your store, then your.myshopify.comdomain name will be different from your customer-facing domain name, or URL.

Even if you changeyour customer-facing online store nameoryour legal business name, your.myshopify.comdomain name will remain the same.

To find your.myshopify.comdomain name, refer to your browser's address bar when you are logged in to your store's admin:

Update your plan

You can only update your plan to currently available plans which you can view onShopify's pricing page. If your store is on a plan that's no longer offered, then you can't switch back if you change plans or pause your store.

如果你更新你的计划,那么比尔imm发出ediately that reflects only the subscription fee for your new plan. The price of your previous plan is prorated and applied against the cost of your new subscription for the month that you change your plan. The bill that you receive for your plan change doesn't include other pending charges on your account. These pending charges will be billed when outstanding fees on your account reach yourbilling thresholdor at the end of yourbilling cycle.

Check your current plan

Upgrade your plan

If your store is on a free trial when you upgrade your plan, then you won't lose any store information, and the length of your free trial remains the same.

The upgrade takes effect immediately. You can use your new plan right away, and your plan charges are prorated, so you're charged for the new plan starting from the date you upgrade.

To upgrade your plan, you need to be the store owner or a staff member with theManage planpermission.

Steps:

1. Log in to your store.

1. ClickChange plan.

2. Review the currently available plans, and then clickChoose plan.

3. Select a billing cycle and read the description of the credit card charges that you're agreeing to.

4. ClickStart Planto accept the new agreement, or clickCancel.

Change your plan

If you want to change your plan, then you can choose one from the available options.

You can use your new plan right away, and your plan charges are prorated, so you're charged for the new plan starting from the date you change your plan. If you change your billing cycle, then:

• a bill is issued
• a new billing cycle starts for your new plan
• you receive a prorated credit if your new plan costs less than your old plan

If you change your plan without changing your billing cycle, then you continue on the same billing cycle and your payments are adjusted. If you change your billing cycle, then your current plan's bill is immediately sent to you for payment. At the same time, a new billing cycle starts for your new plan, and you're credited for any unused time that you've already paid for.

To change your plan, you need to be the store owner or a staff member with theManage planpermission.

Steps:

1. From thePlanpage, clickChange Planin thePlan detailssection.

2. Review the currently available plans, and then clickChoose plan.

3. Select a billing cycle and payment method, and then review the plan details, billing date, and plan charges.

4. ClickStart plan. If you don't want to change your plan, then clickCancel.

Change your store address

The address of your store is used to determine your store's location. Changing your store's country may affect the following:

• your subscription fees and billing currency
• 你的商店的当地语言和货币
• your tax and duty obligations
• shipping availability
• your access to Shopify products and services

TheShopify Terms of Servicerequire you to maintain an accurate location based on your current jurisdiction.

1. From theStore detailspage, clickEditin theAddresssection.

2. Edit your address.

3. Scroll to the bottom of the page and then clickSave

Change your store type

If you're thestore owneror a staff member withManage and install apps and channelspermission, then you can change your store type at any time.

Steps:

1. Log in as the store owner.

1. From theSales channelssettings page, you can add or remove an online store, a Shopify POS retail store, or another available store type.

Change your store owner account email

Your account email address is the email address that you used to sign up for Shopify. If you're the store owner, then this is the email address that you use to log in to the Shopify admin. This email address is used to contact you about your Shopify account, and is separate from the store contact email address that your customers use to contact you.

Shopify bills are emailed to the store owner and to any staff who have theView billing and receive billing emailspermission. To change the email address that you use to log in to your Shopify admin or to receive bills, you need toupdate the store owner's staff details.

Steps:

Change your store's customer-facing email address

Your customer-facing email address is the email address that your customers use to contact you about products, orders, or other questions that they have about your store. This is also the email address that's displayed to customers when they receive an order notification email from your store.

Steps:

1. ClickStore details.

2. In theContact informationsection, clickEdit.

3. In theSender emailfield, enter your address.

4. ClickSave.

Change the store owner's profile {#change-the-store-owner's-profile}

The store owner has a profile that's similar tostaff. The email address and password that the store owner uses to log in to Shopify are associated with their profile.

Steps:

1. Log in to your store as thestore owner.

2. From your Shopify admin, click your username and account picture.

3. ClickManage account.

4. Update the store owner's account information.

5. ClickSave.