> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Delete your account

> Owner-only, type-to-confirm, and irreversible. Exactly what it removes.

On `/settings/my-account`, at the bottom.

<Warning>
  This removes the account, every MCP in it, and every teammate's access, in one statement. There is no soft delete and nothing to restore from.
</Warning>

## What it removes

Every foreign key cascades from the account, so one delete takes:

* every **MCP** in the account
* under each MCP: its **ingest keys**, its **calls**, its **hourly counters**, its **sessions**, its **tool pairs**, its **alert rules** and its registered **tool list**
* every **member row**, including invitations that were never accepted
* **notification preferences** for everyone in the account
* the **company profile**

Everyone else in the account loses access at the same moment.

## What it leaves

**Sign-in identities.** Identity belongs to Supabase Auth, and a person may hold membership of another account. What they lose here is this account, not their ability to sign in.

**Nothing recoverable.** There is no export step built into the flow, so take what you need first.

## Servers keep serving

A live server still wrapped with a key from a deleted account carries on handling tool calls exactly as before. Its flushes are rejected and dropped silently, because the SDK never throws and never retries.

Remove `MCPULSE_KEY` from those environments when convenient. Nothing breaks if you don't.

## It is owner-only

Every other destructive action in MCPulse stops at **admin**, because those remove one thing and can be done again. This removes the account itself. It sits one rank above the rest.

## It asks you to type the account name

Every other destructive confirm in MCPulse is a single click, which is right when the thing can be made again — and wrong here. This one asks you to type the account name first.

## Deleting one MCP instead

If you want to stop tracking one server, [delete the MCP](/mcps/delete). Siblings are untouched.

## Related

* [Roles and permissions](/team/roles)
* [Security & data access](/security)
