Delete a project
You can delete a project that you no longer need.
Deleting a project cannot be undone. All of its reports are permanently deleted, including reports you unlocked and the fix steps in them. Credits you spent are not returned.
What gets deleted
- The project and its history of tests and trend charts.
- Every report in it, including unlocked ones.
- The share links of those reports. They stop working.
- Any scheduled tests for the project.
Before you delete
- If you want to keep a record, export a PDF of each section you need first.
- If you only want to stop spending credits, pause the scheduled tests instead. Your history stays.
- The website address of a project cannot be changed. If you entered it wrongly, deleting and creating a new project is the fix.
How to delete
- Find the project on your Projects page, or open it.
- Click the red trash icon.
- Read the warning. Type DELETE to confirm.
- Click Delete.
Deleting your account
To have your whole account and its data removed, use the Feedback button and tell us, from the email address you signed up with.
Related articles
- Export a PDF with your logo — Turn any section of your report into a PDF with your own logo and name, ready to send to a client or developer.
- Scheduled tests — Let Cyberbard re-test your website every two weeks and email you what changed.
- Share a report — Send your report to a colleague, client or developer with a link.
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