# Managing Subscriptions

After subscribing to various API Products and playing around with them in the API Playground. You might be curious where and how to manage them. \
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If you don't know what are API Products ( [Learn here](/what-are-api-products.md) ) , and if you want to learn about API Playground ( [Learn here](/what-are-api-products.md#api-playground) ). \
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Api.market makes it easy to manage the subscriptions by these easy steps below. Before managing the api's you need to subscribe to at least one api. \
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Here's how you can [subscribe to API Product](/how-to-subscribe-to-a-api-product.md) . <br>

### Managing Subscriptions to API Products :&#x20;

After you subscribe to various different api's on the api.market your subscriptions will be shown on the left sidebar under the option "**Subscriptions**"&#x20;

Here's the link to the Subscriptions page : <https://api.market/account/subscriptions>\
You need to be signed in to see your subscriptions page. \
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The subscriptions page look something like this.

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Clicking on any of the Subscriptions you have will take you to that API and there you can upgrade or [cancel Subscription](/how-can-i-cancel-my-subscription.md).


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