Account settings — email verification, plan sync, and account deletion
How to verify your email (required before publishing), what to do if your plan does not update after payment, and how to delete your account.
In this guide
The Account & Plan tab
Click Account & Plan in the dashboard sidebar to access your account settings. This tab has three main sections:
Most day-to-day account questions are answered here.
Email verification — why it is required
EasyWebie requires a verified email address before you can publish your website for the first time. This is a one-time security step.
If you try to publish and see an "Email not verified" error or the publish flow shows a verification step, it means your email has not been confirmed yet.
When you signed up, EasyWebie sent a verification email to your account address. Click the link in that email to verify.
Resending the verification email
If you can not find the original verification email:
The resend button sends a fresh link immediately. If the email still does not arrive after a few minutes, check your spam filter. Add noreply@easywebie.com to your contacts to prevent future filtering.
Plan not updated after payment — use Sync Plan
After upgrading your plan, Paddle sends a webhook to EasyWebie to update your account. In rare cases this webhook is delayed by a few minutes.
If your plan does not update within 2–3 minutes of completing payment:
If Sync Plan reports "No change found", wait another 2–3 minutes and try again. If the issue persists after 10 minutes, open a support ticket with your Paddle receipt email — the team can manually update your plan.
Managing your billing
Click Manage billing (visible on paid plans) to open the Paddle customer portal in a new tab. From the Paddle portal you can:
Billing is handled entirely by Paddle — EasyWebie does not store your payment card information.
Deleting your account
Account deletion is permanent and immediate. It removes:
To delete your account:
Your account is deleted immediately and you are signed out. This action cannot be undone. If you have an active paid subscription, cancel it first via the Paddle portal to stop future charges — account deletion does not automatically cancel Paddle subscriptions.
More in Billing
Plans and pricing explained
What each plan includes, how AI build limits work, how to upgrade or cancel, and the annual Basic offer.
The Archive plan — pause a site at low cost
What the Archive plan does, when to use it, what it preserves and what it blocks, and how to restore a site from Archive.
Upgrading, downgrading, and cancelling your plan
How to move between plans, what to check before downgrading, what happens to extra sites and domains, and how cancellation works.
Annual billing and plan switching — what to expect
How annual and monthly billing work, what happens when you switch plans, why changing from an annual plan requires care, and what your refund options are.