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# Subscriptions
seSQue Payroll works with two types of accounts:
* regular - for users reporting for their **own business**
* agent - for users reporting on behalf of **other businesses**
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The type of account is selected during the initial setup. Find out more in [setting up payroll](/getting-started/setting-up-payroll.md).
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There are two subscriptions for **regular** accounts:
* Basic - for single employee micro businesses
* Advanced - for small business owners
There is one subscription for **agent** accounts:
* Ultimate - for accountants, bookkeepers, tax agents etc.
The account type can be found under *My Account* in the *Administration* section:
The current subscription details are available on the *Subscription* page in the *Payroll* section:
To upgrade/downgrade the subscription plan of a regular account click `Edit`, then select the new subscription plan and click `Save` when done:
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Note that only one subscription type change, either upgrade or downgrade, is accepted per settlement cycle.
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Upgrading to a paid subscription requires a payment method to be selected. If none is available, you can add one by selecting *Payment methods* from the dropdown menu on the top right corner of the screen:
In the *Payment methods* page click on the `Edit` button:
Then click `Add card`, enter your credit card details and click `Add`, then click `Save` when done:
Last but not least, note that *Ultimate* subscription upgrades/downgrades are disabled for both regular and agent accounts. This does not mean that they are not supported. Feel free to [contact us](https://www.sesque.com/#contact) to discuss your requirements.
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