You can delete your own account or, as its owner, your whole organization from the dashboard. Both are permanent. Deletion erases data rather than hiding it.
Only the owner can do this: Settings → Organization → Danger Zone → Delete organization, then type the organization's name to confirm.
| What | What happens |
|---|---|
| Subscription | Cancelled, with a final invoice for any usage not yet billed |
| Members, teams, roles and grants | Deleted |
| MCP servers | Deployed servers are shut down, then every server and its versions are erased |
| Credentials and OAuth connections | Erased, values included |
| API keys and webhook destinations | Deleted; webhooks stop sending |
| Audit log and usage | Deleted |
If a deployed server cannot be shut down, the cleanup is retried, and that one server's record is kept so it can still be found and stopped. Nothing is left running without a record of it.
Settings → Security → Delete Account, then type DELETE to confirm. This
removes:
You cannot delete your account while you are the only owner of an organization. Transfer ownership or delete the organization first; the dialog names the organization that is in the way.
The organizations you belonged to keep their record of what happened: an audit entry such as "server deployed" stays. What goes is anything that identifies you on it. Your email, IP address and browser are removed from the audit log and from the record of tool calls, and the person ID left behind no longer resolves to anyone.
Servers, keys and other resources you created belong to the organization, so they stay with it.