BOTLOBBIESWhat happens to additional bots when the main subscription ends?
The published terms say additional bots stop renewing at the end of their current period when the main bot's subscription ends. Simply stopping the main bot does not end that subscription.
The billing relationship matters
Additional bots are linked to a main subscription even though their weekly billing is separate. This relationship lets the service check that the main subscription remains an eligible basis for the additional-bot arrangement. The terms describe what happens when that main subscription ends: the additional bots cease renewing at the end of their current period. This is not a promise that every bot shares the main bot's exact renewal date. Different activation times can produce different current periods for the subscriptions involved.
Do not confuse a stopped bot with an ended plan
If you pause or disconnect the main bot for a while, its subscription can still be active and scheduled to renew. That runtime action therefore does not establish that dependent additional subscriptions will stop renewing. To change billing, use the appropriate cancellation process and check its effective date. If your aim is to stop only one additional bot, use its individual cancellation control in My bots rather than ending the main subscription without considering the effect on the rest of your account.
Review each relevant period
Before cancelling the main plan, note the main subscription's effective end and the current periods of the additional bots you care about. Keep any confirmations you receive. If an additional bot's next action is unclear, ask support to review its billing relationship using private purchase references; do not assume an offline status answers that question. The end of renewals is also separate from deletion of preferences or Epic authorization. Paid bots can retain settings while inactive, and privacy requests or authorization revocation require their own appropriate steps.