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Website Suspended

This situation is most often related to a billing issue and can be quickly resolved from your CentralApp dashboard.

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Written by Odile Lodewijck
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Why Your Website is Suspended

In the vast majority of cases, a website is suspended after three unpaid invoices. The process is fully automated: when 3 invoices remain outstanding, the system automatically proceeds with the suspension of the website.


Resolving the Issue and Bringing the Website Back Online

Resolution is done directly from your CentralApp dashboard, in a few steps.

Access Your Billing

  1. Log in to your CentralApp dashboard

  2. Go to the Subscription section

  3. You will automatically arrive at the Plan and Billing module

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Settle Unpaid Invoices

  • Scroll down to display the list of unpaid invoices

  • Click the “Pay” button next to the relevant invoice

  • Enter the credit card information you wish to use for the payment

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Once the payment is confirmed, the website will be automatically brought back online.


Case of a SEPA Direct Debit Payment

If the payment failure is due to a block on a SEPA mandate:

  • Contact your bank to lift the block

  • Then update or recreate the SEPA mandate with the correct bank details in your CentralApp space

A valid and up-to-date payment method ensures the continuity of your website online, without service interruption.


Best Practices to Avoid Another Suspension

  • Ensure that the registered credit card is valid and not expired

  • In case of a card change, remember to update the information as soon as possible

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