You’ve been using HP Instant Ink for a while, but you’ve realized that the print plan you’ve chosen no longer meets your needs and you are considering switching to a different plan different. You are clear about it, although you don’t know how to do it or what will happen when you complete the change.

If you have found yourself in this situation, calm down because in this article We’ll tell you everything you need to know. As always, if you have any questions after reading, feel free to leave them in the comments and we’ll help you out.

Can I change plans to HP Instant Ink?

It’s the first thing we should ask ourselves, and the answer is yes, you can change plans without any problems whenever you wantand as many times as you want.

It’s also important to be clear that you can change your plan both up and down meaning you’ll be able to upgrade or downgrade at any time.

How can I change my plan?

Too easy. You don’t have to call and you don’t have to contact anyone or wait for them to allow the tariff change, that’s enough Sign in to your HP Instant Ink accounteither through the official website or a special application.

Once you’re in your account, enter a section dedicated to changing the plan, select the new plan you want to use and that’s it, you’ll have changed plans. It’s so simple it won’t take you more than a few minutes.

What happens if I change plans to HP Instant Ink?

It depends on whether you upgraded to a higher or lower plan. If you downgraded to a lower plan, this change It will not take effect until the following month accounting for logical reasons. For example, if you switch from a 300-page plan to a 100-page plan, the change will only take effect after the end of your current billing period, which, as you know, is monthly.

On the other hand, if you upgrade to a higher plan, the change will be reflected immediately. This is the most beneficial for you because allows you to continue printing if you have run out of pages that includes your current plan without having to resort to additional site expansion packs that can be more expensive than changing plans.

So, for example, if you are registered on the 100 page per month plan and you switch to the 300 page per month plan, this change It is applied immediately. If you’ve used the 100 pages included in your plan, you can continue printing with the additional 200 pages you got when you changed plans.

It is important to keep in mind that in the first case you will not be charged the price of the new plan until the following month, and in the second case you will be charged the price of the new plan in the month in which it was activated. If for some reason you don’t use up the pages included in your new print plan, don’t worry as they will accumulate over the next month, you won’t lose them.

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