There is no delete button for projects in the WEMASY dashboard. This protects your website, its form submissions, and its orders from being removed by accident. When you no longer need a project, you take the website offline, stop the paid plan, and ask WEMASY to remove the project if you want it gone completely.
Step 1: take the website offline
- Open the project in the project switcher.
- Click the gear icon next to the project switcher.
- Open the General tab.
- Scroll down to Danger Zone.
- Under Website availability, click Offline.
- Confirm.
WEMASY republishes the website with an offline page. Visitors no longer see your content. You can switch back to Live at any time. Only the owner sees the Danger Zone. Read more in Custom offline and maintenance pages.
Step 2: stop the paid plan
Each project has its own subscription. A project you take offline keeps its plan until you cancel it. Cancel the subscription of this project in Billing & Invoices, as described in Cancelling or downgrading. Your other projects are not affected.
Step 3: tidy up
- Remove collaborators who no longer need access on the Collaborators page.
- If the project used your own domain, remove or change the DNS records at your domain registrar, or connect the domain to another project.
- Move the project out of its workspace if you want it out of sight in the project switcher.
Step 4: ask WEMASY to remove the project
If you want the project and its data removed completely, create a support ticket from the project and say which project should be removed. See Support tickets. Removal cannot be undone, so download anything you want to keep first, such as form submissions or orders.
Frequently asked questions
Is a project on the free plan costing me anything?
No. A project on the free plan has no costs, so you can keep it offline as long as you like.
Can I give the project to someone instead?
Yes. Invite the person as a collaborator and transfer the ownership to them. See Transferring project ownership.