Unable to restore Copilot Pro after failed renewal payment during signup pause

[waleedelsefy]

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Hi GitHub Community,

My GitHub Copilot Pro subscription was active, but the renewal payment failed because of a payment method issue.

I have already updated my payment method with a valid card, but I can’t restore or reactivate Copilot Pro. The billing page appears to treat the reactivation as a new subscription.

Since new Copilot Pro and Copilot Pro+ sign-ups are temporarily paused, I’m currently unable to subscribe again, even though I was already an existing Copilot Pro user before the failed renewal.

This cancellation was not intentional. It only happened because the renewal payment failed.

Has anyone in the same situation been able to restore Copilot Pro, or received any confirmed solution from GitHub Billing Support?

I would appreciate any guidance or official clarification.

Thank you.

[dr5t]

GitHub temporarily paused new Copilot Pro / Pro+ sign-ups, the system may also be blocking:

• re-subscriptions after cancellation,
• failed-renewal recoveries,
• and any flow that internally counts as “new enrollment.”

Normally, when a renewal payment fails:

1. GitHub retries the payment for a grace period.
2. If payment still fails, the subscription is canceled.
3. After cancellation, reactivation often becomes identical to purchasing a new subscription.

The problem is that the current signup freeze appears to affect even previous subscribers whose plans ended unintentionally due to billing failure.

At the moment, there are only a few possible outcomes:

• GitHub Billing manually restores the subscription internally.
• GitHub reopens public Copilot Pro signups.
• The account remains blocked until the pause ends.

What strengthens your case:

• You were an existing paying subscriber.
• The cancellation was caused by payment failure, not voluntary termination.
• You already updated your payment method.
• You are not trying to create a fresh account or bypass limits.

Realistically, only GitHub Billing Support can fix this because community moderators and normal users cannot override subscription state flags.

You should specifically ask support for:

• “manual restoration of the previous Copilot Pro entitlement”
  instead of:
• “new subscription activation.”

That wording matters because internally those are often different workflows.

Also, if you still have:

• old invoices,
• subscription IDs,
• billing emails,
• or proof of active service before the failed renewal,
  include them in the ticket to help escalation.

At the moment, there is no confirmed public self-service fix for this issue. Multiple users affected during the signup pause are reporting similar behavior where the system incorrectly routes them into the blocked “new signup” flow instead of restoring prior subscriptions.

[stcarte]

My renewal went through and I am receiving the same issue. And I am losing 15 Days on my subscription.

[HsuStan]

INV114262804.pdf
INV118463881.pdf
INV123173177.pdf
INV128224294.pdf
INV133727803.pdf
These are my Copilot Pro invoices of this year. I need my Copilot Pro back ASAP.

[NeuroGroove]

Literally me RN, half way into my Roadmap and they kicked me out Copilot Pro +, after so long on subscription, this is appalling for company of their status. I cant subscribe rn! Please fix up people. your messing with people way of income and living.

[Simokouidi]

I have paid and am not using the services as well, and my account is not shown as a free user when I had the Pro + and I paid for it. it is crazy how you guys can take my money but not reactivate the services.

[ciskhalifa]

INV134931229.pdf

need assistance manual billing review

[ReinsBrain]

I am not able to restore my copilot pro+ subscription. it says payment was rejected but i have plenty of money in the account so is VERY suspicious

[ReinsBrain]

i suspect that if i had used credit card instead of paypal as my payment method then i wouldn't have had these very strange and quiet payment rejections.

[lyzbcy]

呃呃呃 我用palpay支付也这样

[Vincentyiu]

好像都不行了，我信用卡信息错误扣款失败以后改完了信息就没法再去自动扣了

[talesvalente]

That is kidding... i was working in my project when i got cancelled due a Billing Issue. Now i can't return to Copilot Pro cuz the billing service is cosidering my subscription as a new subscription.

[SivasoeDev]

I also missed the payment after the autupay failed. Please restor my subscription.

[Chowdarysaritha311]

Hi @waleedelsefy,

You’re not alone in this situation. From what several users have reported, when a Copilot Pro renewal payment fails, GitHub may automatically cancel the subscription instead of keeping it in a recoverable “past due” state.

Because GitHub has temporarily paused new Copilot Pro / Pro+ sign-ups, the system currently treats reactivation as a completely new subscription, which unfortunately blocks affected existing users from restoring access directly through the billing page.

At the moment, the best option is to contact GitHub Billing Support directly and explain that:

• You were an active Copilot Pro subscriber before the failed renewal
• The cancellation was unintentional
• Your payment method has already been updated successfully
• You are requesting restoration of the previous subscription rather than a new signup

Some users have mentioned that support may be able to manually review or restore affected accounts depending on eligibility and account status.

You can contact support here:
https://support.github.com/contact/billing

Hopefully GitHub provides clearer guidance or a dedicated recovery flow for existing subscribers affected by failed renewals during the signup pause.

Good luck, and please update the thread if you receive a resolution from support.

[ReinsBrain]

as of now I've been waiting a week for a response to the billing support ticket i raised about this same issue. any response is better than no response.

[RunBoo]

May I ask if you have resumed using it now?

[ReinsBrain]

still nothing - no response on my support ticket and no way to signup or reactivate my copilot pro+ subscription - VERY DISAPPOINTING

[zzzzzuuuuu]

I'm in the same situation. It's been over two weeks and I still haven't received any response.

[arthur-staseljun]

Is there any update on this? Created a ticket, but it feels like waiting forever..

[ajmfarlish]

My active Copilot Pro subscription was automatically canceled after a billing failure via PayPal, even though the underlying card is fully active and funded.

Now that I've updated my payment details, the billing dashboard is completely broken: the "Pay Now" option is entirely missing, and the Copilot Pro tier has vanished from my settings. The system is incorrectly routing my renewal recovery into the blocked "new enrollment" flow due to the current signup freeze.

I opened a support ticket regarding this two weeks ago and have received absolutely no response. It seems previous paying subscribers caught in this specific automated billing loop are being entirely neglected by the automated system and support queues.

Can a community manager or GitHub staff member please escalate this? Standard users cannot override these backend account state flags.

[mertoztat]

i have same issue. Has anyone received a response?

[Jauresk]

I have the same problem

[wahyusaputra]

Same here.

[eXiT0Dev]

Same here

[Mynuggets-dev]

still nothing for me, im going to start calling the devs at home soon 👍 well apart from some bot and another bot... 2nd one could of been a braindead level 1 helpdesk too 🤣 didn't look at any messages just posted policy even they they breaching consumer laws

[eXiT0Dev]

@Mynuggets-dev I'm waiting for more than one week idk what to do with them ffs

[myasga89]

same issue trying to get access from month ive started on Microsoft cause iam using VS and zero answers.Now they wrote to bump here. They just cut solo developers that how things work to not allow them to make concurent buisnesses. They wrote they will bring back PRO plans in June and now they wrote you can bump Pro to Pro+ - but spoiler you cant go from free to pro cause they cut everyone who could get access and not own company . Freetier is a comedy demo

[mackback1]

I have the same problem. I've been using the subscription for a long time, but I ended up with one incorrect payment and the subscription is completely gone. Support hasn't responded for over a month. I've created new tickets, and still no luck. Are there any solutions to this problem? Or alternatives that can be used in VS Code?

Support tickets:
#4435559
#4435711

[deepakdalai332]

I also missed the payment after the autupay failed. Please restor my subscription.

[Coldsummers]

it seems nobody is getting any better feedback

[Jauresk]

What I understand is that it’s strange that several people are missing payments through automatic withdrawals.

[Camish101]

I also missed the payment after the autupay failed. Please restor my subscription.

[VestalAvenue]

I would also like to restore my subscription

[zzzzzuuuuu]

I'm in the same situation. It's been over two weeks and I still haven't received any response. please restore my subscription

[duynk3]

im in the same issue is there any way to restore my subscription ?

[Vortrix5]

I am having the same problem, is there any solution yet?

[luizgununes]

For those looking for an equivalent tool to use in VS Code, give the Claude extension a try. At first, it's kind of weird, but it does the same thing, and I'd even say it's better. It lacks some integrations with the IDE itself, but it gets the job done. The only reason I'd consider subscribing to Copilot Pro again is the autocomplete/inline suggestions feature. Claude doesn't have that, and it was really good.

[Mynuggets-dev]

For those looking for an equivalent tool to use in VS Code, give the Claude extension a try. At first, it's kind of weird, but it does the same thing, and I'd even say it's better. It lacks some integrations with the IDE itself, but it gets the job done. The only reason I'd consider subscribing to Copilot Pro again is the autocomplete/inline suggestions feature. Claude doesn't have that, and it was really good.

just use hermes, claude is over hyped/priced
i have my hermes agents all for tasks

ironic GitHub messing with me when i legit been stopping bad extensions, at least i have the attack surfaces mapped to start releasing public vuln's till they can respond to a ticket with more than automated policy nonsense before understanding consumer laws trump policy ( i have a background as #1 locator in Australia too so its insulting how retarded the ' support ' are

[Gana-Y]

Hey,
Yeah, this is a frustrating edge case — the system treating a lapsed subscription as a new one is the core problem here, especially with new signups currently paused.
Honestly, the community won't be able to restore it for you, but here's what's worth trying:
Contact GitHub Billing Support directly at support.github.com — make it clear in your ticket that the cancellation was involuntary (payment failure, not a manual cancel). That distinction matters because they sometimes have a way to reinstate existing subscribers that bypasses the new signup restriction.
When you write in, mention the date your subscription lapsed and that you were an active Pro subscriber before the failed renewal — the more specific, the better.
If you don't hear back quickly, reply to the ticket and bump it. Billing issues tend to get prioritized when you follow up.

A few people in similar situations have had it restored through support, but it seems to depend on how the ticket is handled, so be persistent if the first response doesn't resolve it.
No guarantees, but support is genuinely your only path here — billing stuff can't be fixed from the community side.
Good luck, hope they sort it out for you!

[Mynuggets-dev]

edge case or anything you want to paint it, to me its distrust of a service, illegal transaction handling outside of Australian consumer laws, so i call it ' a huge pay day for Aus gov and a few million dollar fine for gitscum... they can see the tools i make and now all pointed at them

[Mynuggets-dev]

and a month for overcharging an account that didnt have budget > changes and started charging cause the error = 100% illegal by consumer laws

[Mynuggets-dev]

The part that's becoming impossible to ignore is that nobody appears willing to answer the actual questions being asked.

I've provided screenshots.
I've provided invoices.
I've provided timelines.
I've provided the exact account configuration concerns.

In return I've received multiple policy explanations, product announcements, subscription FAQs, and "we're looking into it" responses.

At no point has GitHub addressed the core request:

• What were the account billing settings before the changes?
• What were the account billing settings after the changes?
• What action is being relied upon as consent for additional charges?
• What account-specific investigation has actually been performed?

Every response seems focused on explaining GitHub's policies in general rather than explaining what happened on my account specifically.

If a regulator, auditor, bank investigator, or consumer affairs officer reviewed this ticket tomorrow, they would see a customer repeatedly asking for evidence and account records while support repeatedly provides policy summaries and delay notices.

At some point "we're looking into it" stops being an update and starts becoming the issue itself.

The irony is that resolving the complaint would probably take less time than generating another copy-paste response explaining why nobody can answer it.

[danetteanthon-cmd]

Да, у меня такая же проблема как у вас... написано обновите платежную информацию для того что бы активировалась подписка

и вот посмотрите я сделал платеж на 40$

но теперь прочитав ваши комментарии я понял что это скам компания...

[Mynuggets-dev]

This is the giant hammer.

If:

account showed "Free"
spending controls appeared to prevent charges
subscription restoration wasn't possible
charges still occurred

Then the question becomes:

What overall impression was created?

Australian courts look at the overall impression on an ordinary consumer.

Not what a GitHub lawyer can explain afterwards.

Not what a support agent says 5 weeks later.

Not what was hidden in paragraph 47 subsection 9.

The impression at the time.
Why ACL cares about this

Australian consumer law doesn't just look at whether something was technically written somewhere.

Courts look at:

transparency
prominence
clarity
what a reasonable consumer would understand

Buried disclosures are much weaker than obvious disclosures.

If a feature behaves in a way that many consumers would not reasonably expect, that can become relevant.
oh github gonna love me, im gonna make them know what a nobody can do 😊 facade never fails

[qaiu]

As a long-time GitHub user and developer of nearly 10 years, I sincerely hope the GitHub team and the community will pay more attention to the difficulties currently faced by existing Copilot Pro+ users.

I understand that the past year has been challenging. The explosive growth of AI usage has likely placed enormous pressure on infrastructure, GPU capacity, and operating budgets. I understand why GitHub may have needed to pause new subscriptions or introduce temporary restrictions.

However, existing users should not bear the consequences of these limitations by unexpectedly losing access to services they had already been granted or had already paid for.

Many of us are not trying to obtain new benefits. We are simply asking for the restoration of entitlements that we legitimately had before — whether through paid subscriptions, maintainer programs, or previous Copilot plans.

In my own case, I had Copilot Pro access as an open source maintainer, later upgraded to Copilot Pro+, and after a subscription transition issue, my account was downgraded directly to Copilot Free. The most frustrating part was not the technical issue itself, but the feeling that there was no self-service recovery path and that long-time users were treated the same as new sign-ups.
I maintain multiple open source projects and have been actively contributing to the ecosystem for years.

Open source maintainers and veteran developers contribute countless hours to the ecosystem that GitHub thrives on. When access is suddenly revoked without clear explanations, transparent recovery options, or timely support, it disrupts development plans and affects the communities that depend on our projects.

I respectfully ask GitHub to consider the following:

• Establish a dedicated restoration process for existing Copilot users.
• Clearly distinguish entitlement restoration from new subscriptions.
• Provide transparent communication about grace periods and recovery options.
• Prioritize support for users with long-standing subscriptions and recognized open source contributions.

This is not a request for special treatment. It is a request for fairness, continuity, and respect for the trust that long-time users have placed in the GitHub ecosystem.

I hope GitHub can address these cases more proactively and help restore confidence among its developer community.

[Mynuggets-dev]

I agree, ironic part is the prices these days we may as well go local, 1 mil context soon hopefully... I liked the subs but for the prices ngl copilot etc isn't worth it... It's like paying top dollar for a got4 with tools 🤔

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[Mynuggets-dev]

And for the record, what your explaining is 100% why consumer laws exist, the impact and couldn't rectify etc and no matter how they word it with policy I can bet you my life a court does not see it like that.

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On Tue, 16 June 2026, 2:54 pm qaiu, ***@***.***> wrote: As a long-time GitHub user and developer of nearly 10 years, I sincerely hope the GitHub team and the community will pay more attention to the difficulties currently faced by existing Copilot Pro+ users. I understand that the past year has been challenging. The explosive growth of AI usage has likely placed enormous pressure on infrastructure, GPU capacity, and operating budgets. I understand why GitHub may have needed to pause new subscriptions or introduce temporary restrictions. However, existing users should not bear the consequences of these limitations by unexpectedly losing access to services they had already been granted or had already paid for. Many of us are not trying to obtain new benefits. We are simply asking for the restoration of entitlements that we legitimately had before — whether through paid subscriptions, maintainer programs, or previous Copilot plans. In my own case, I had Copilot Pro access as an open source maintainer, later upgraded to Copilot Pro+, and after a subscription transition issue, my account was downgraded directly to Copilot Free. The most frustrating part was not the technical issue itself, but the feeling that there was no self-service recovery path and that long-time users were treated the same as new sign-ups. I maintain multiple open source projects and have been actively contributing to the ecosystem for years. Open source maintainers and veteran developers contribute countless hours to the ecosystem that GitHub thrives on. When access is suddenly revoked without clear explanations, transparent recovery options, or timely support, it disrupts development plans and affects the communities that depend on our projects. I respectfully ask GitHub to consider the following: - Establish a dedicated restoration process for existing Copilot users. - Clearly distinguish entitlement restoration from new subscriptions. - Provide transparent communication about grace periods and recovery options. - Prioritize support for users with long-standing subscriptions and recognized open source contributions. This is not a request for special treatment. It is a request for fairness, continuity, and respect for the trust that long-time users have placed in the GitHub ecosystem. I hope GitHub can address these cases more proactively and help restore confidence among its developer community. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#196137?email_source=notifications&email_token=BO5CRSJ2ZB7XCJUYQIBUJCD5ADHJ3A5CNFSNUABIM5UWIORPF5TWS5BNNB2WEL2ENFZWG5LTONUW63SDN5WW2ZLOOQXTCNZTGE3TCMZYUZZGKYLTN5XKO3LFNZ2GS33OUVSXMZLOOSWGM33PORSXEX3DNRUWG2Y#discussioncomment-17317138>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BO5CRSJEVBC6DZG6WWNJ4735ADHJ3AVCNFSNUABIKJSXA33TNF2G64TZHMZTAMJVG4ZTGNBUHNCGS43DOVZXG2LPNY5TCMBQHAYDSMBTUF3AE> . Triage notifications, keep track of coding agent tasks and review pull requests on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS <https://github.com/notifications/mobile/ios/BO5CRSMTKPGFF3YKXPF6FIT5ADHJ3A5CNFSNUABIM5UWIORPF5TWS5BNNB2WEL2ENFZWG5LTONUW63SDN5WW2ZLOOQXTCNZTGE3TCMZYUZZGKYLTN5XKO3LFNZ2GS33OUVSXMZLOOSVGM33PORSXEX3JN5ZQ> and Android <https://github.com/notifications/mobile/android/BO5CRSOKADBHMLVYZPO53B35ADHJ3A5CNFSNUABIM5UWIORPF5TWS5BNNB2WEL2ENFZWG5LTONUW63SDN5WW2ZLOOQXTCNZTGE3TCMZYUZZGKYLTN5XKO3LFNZ2GS33OUVSXMZLOOSXGM33PORSXEX3BNZSHE33JMQ>. Download it today! You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[firestige]

I'd like to add my case to this thread. I have been successfully charged $39.00 USD for Copilot Pro+, but my account remains on the Free tier. Furthermore, my Developer Plan was also billed but downgraded without resolution.

Charging users while failing to provision the paid services is a clear breach of contract. We are paying for a service that GitHub is actively withholding. If this billing and provisioning issue is not resolved promptly, I will have no choice but to escalate this matter through legal channels to protect my consumer rights.

GitHub, please address this immediately.

[Mynuggets-dev]

if you look closely you wasn't charged for it... so why is it on the invoice... this is extremely bad practice and misinforming consumers, this makes my case stronger

[Mynuggets-dev]

they moved you to free and had no way to ' rectify ' the issues impacting workflows etc
and where is the policy on if failed payment they will auto charge you full amount with 0 ways to rectify the issues

[firestige]

@Mynuggets-dev, you are absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing this out. I just double-checked my bank statement, and I must admit my previous assumption was incorrect—the funds were never actually deducted.
However, this makes GitHub's billing practice even more problematic and perfectly illustrates the exact misleading conduct you described. Generating an official invoice/receipt that explicitly lists a charge for a specific billing cycle, without clearly indicating that the transaction failed or was merely a pending attempt, is highly deceptive.
As a consumer, I relied on that official document in good faith. It is incredibly easy to look at that formal invoice and mistakenly believe I had been charged. The contradictory presentation of a formal invoice alongside a "Free" account status, combined with the complete lack of transparent communication regarding payment failures, is exactly what constitutes misleading representations about price/services.
We were never given informed consent for this confusing billing state. This terrible UI/UX practice is exactly what led to my confusion, and it clearly violates the principles of transparent contract terms. It needs to be fixed immediately.

[Mynuggets-dev]

I have already contacted GitHub Legal separately. This ticket still needs to be handled properly by someone who can review the account-specific billing facts, not just repeat policy. The laws I am raising are: ACL s18 = misleading or deceptive conduct ACL s29 = misleading representations about price/services ACL s23/s24 = unfair or insufficiently transparent contract terms The issue is not simply whether usage occurred. The issue is whether GitHub clearly disclosed and obtained informed consent for additional paid usage where the account/subscription state, payment failure handling, budget behaviour, and Free / $0 presentation appear contradictory.

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[eXiT0Dev]

U can signup now check it guys

[Mynuggets-dev]

yeah i dont think any decent devs are, rip off now and can get so many better services now, co-pilot is still polishing shit calling itself smart.

[myasga89]

Too late i switched to another providers

[hemanth55244]

Only GitHub Billing Support can determine whether a previously active Copilot Pro subscription can be restored after a failed renewal. Community members do not have access to subscription or billing records.

If updating your payment method causes GitHub to treat the action as a new subscription and new sign-ups are currently paused, you will need to contact GitHub Billing Support and explain that your subscription lapsed due to a failed renewal payment rather than an intentional cancellation.

GitHub Support can review your account history and advise whether reactivation is possible or whether you must wait until new subscriptions become available again.

[ReinsBrain]

I just checked in this morning and see that I am (finally) able to restart my copilot pro+ subscription. Hopefully others can as well.

[Mynuggets-dev]

trust is not something they just ' yolo ' than cry when vendors get attacked.... ironic part was your dev was poisoned by something the same i reported for another vs extension 🤣🤣 feels almost like karma.