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# Change a fee plan for an existing subscription
In the Back Office, it’s possible to change a fee plan for an existing subscription.
Select another fee plan for an existing subscription as follows:
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Go to **Investment Platform** and expand the required platform instance.
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For copy-trading subscriptions, go to **B2COPY** > **Subscriptions**.\
For MAM subscriptions, go to **Mam** > **Subscriptions**.\
For PAMM subscriptions, go to **Pamm** > **Subscriptions**.
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Select the subscription and click **Edit**.
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On the **Subscription properties** tab, go to the section named **Fee Plan ID**, and click **Edit**.
Subscription properties tab
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In the **Change Fee Plan** popup, select another fee plan from the list of plans created for the master account.
Change Fee Plan popup
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Click **Save** to apply the selected fee plan to the subscription.
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