Deleting Your Account
Deleting your A vs B account permanently removes all your personal data and revokes your access to every organization you belong to. This action cannot be undone.
What gets deleted
When you delete your account, the following personal data is permanently removed from A vs B's systems:
- Your name and email address
- Your password hash
- Your profile settings and job function
- All personal access tokens you created
- Your 2FA configuration
- Your login history and session data
- Your notification preferences
What is not deleted
Deleting your personal account does not delete the work you contributed to your organization. The following items remain in the organization after your account is deleted:
- Experiments you created — experiments are owned by the organization, not by the individual who created them. They continue to run normally.
- Projects you created — projects remain active and accessible to other members.
- Variation code you wrote — code contributed to experiments remains in place.
- Reports and historical data — all analytics data collected during your experiments is preserved for the organization.
In the audit log, actions you took before deletion will show your name with a "(deleted user)" note to maintain an accurate history.
Organization membership
Your membership in all organizations is revoked immediately when your account is deleted. Other members will see you removed from the member list. If you were the only Admin in an organization (not the Owner), the Owner will be notified so they can assign Admin rights to another member.
How to delete your account
Open Account Settings
Go to the Delete Account tab
Read the warning
Confirm with your email address
Click Delete Account
Things to do before deleting
Before deleting your account, consider:
- Download any data you need — export reports, CSV data, or any experiment results you want to keep for your own records. Once the account is deleted you will no longer have access to the platform.
- Inform your team— if you manage active experiments or have been the main point of contact for your organization's A vs B work, let your teammates know so someone else can take over.
- Revoke API tokens — if any of your personal access tokens are being used in scripts or CI/CD pipelines, replace them with tokens from another team member before deleting your account. Your tokens are revoked when your account is deleted, which will break any automation relying on them.