> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gamechat.me/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gamechat.me/basics/game-chat-v2/game-chat-english/getting-started-with-game-chat.md).

# Getting started with Game Chat

### Request subscription to the Game Chat service

To apply for the Game Chat service and create a project, please send an email to <cs@nbase.io> with the desired project name.

### Manage project

For requests such as changing the project name, resetting the admin account password, or deleting the project, please contact us via email at <cs@nbase.io>.

> Caution
>
> Please be careful since all project data will be deleted once the project is deleted.

#### Switch to paid plan

When you create a project, it will be a free development project that can use up to 200 CCUs a day. You must switch to a paid plan to use 200 CCUs or more. The following shows how to switch to a paid plan for your project.

1. Please log in to the Game Chat management page (dashboard).
2. Click the **\[Switch to paid plan]** button appeared at the bottom of the management page.
3. Check the notification window, and then click the **\[Confirm]** button.

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> Caution
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> Please note that you can't switch back to the free environment once you've completed the switch from free to paid environment.


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