In Kanorio, your "Account" is your personal identity for logging into the platform, while a "Website" is a brand site you have created or been invited to collaborate on. These are managed separately: you can use one account to create and switch between multiple websites, or delete a specific website you no longer use while keeping your account.
This page explains how to manage multiple websites under one account, and how data is handled when you adjust settings, cancel subscriptions, take a website offline, delete a website, or request to delete your entire account.
You do not need to register a new email address for a second brand or a new project. A single Kanorio account can manage multiple websites simultaneously (including websites you created yourself and those you have been invited to join as a team member):
⌘K / Ctrl+K to open the command palette and type "switch website").Before you proceed, please refer to the table below to ensure you choose the action that best fits your needs:
| What you want to do | Where to go | Impact on your site and data |
|---|---|---|
| Update your name, login method, 2FA, or notifications | Click your avatar in the top right → "Account Settings" | Updates your personal account settings only; all your websites remain unaffected |
| Transfer a website to a client or partner | Go to and click "Transfer Ownership" | The site is fully preserved and transferred to the new owner; you automatically become an admin |
| Stop a paid plan renewal (revert to Free) | Go to "Site Settings › Billing" to cancel your subscription | Your site reverts to the Free plan at the end of the current billing cycle (custom domains are paused and it reverts to a free subdomain); all pages, posts, and content remain intact and live |
| Temporarily take a site offline | Go to to unpublish your site | Visitors cannot access the site, but your backend content is fully preserved and can be republished at any time |
| Permanently delete a specific site | Go to to delete the site | The site enters a 60-day recovery period before being permanently erased; other sites under your account remain unaffected |
No, it will not. When you cancel a paid plan, your paid benefits remain active until the end of the current billing cycle. After that, the website will automatically revert to the Free plan:
If you no longer need a test site or an old project, you do not need to delete your entire account. Switch to that website and go to "Website Settings › Website Management" to archive or delete it:
To prevent unauthorized access or accidental deletion of all your active websites and transaction records, we do not provide a one-click deletion button for the entire account in the dashboard. If you are certain you no longer wish to use Kanorio and want to delete your personal account:
It is not mandatory, but we strongly recommend downloading a backup first. Once a website and account are permanently deleted, all page text, articles, and image assets cannot be recovered. See Website Backup for steps.
The ZIP backup contains structured JSON, Markdown articles, and raw image assets. It is perfect for personal archiving, handing off to engineers, or redeveloping the site using AI coding tools. However, because each website builder has a different template system, it cannot be imported directly into an identical layout. See Website Backup for details.
No! Simply go to "Account Settings › Preferences" and under the "Email Notifications" section, toggle off "Tips & Tutorials" or "New Features & Exclusive Offers." See Notifications and Inbox.
| Permanently delete your entire Kanorio account |
| Contact support to request account deletion |
| After identity verification and processing, your personal account and all associated data will be permanently removed |