# Remove or Delete Clients

### Remove a client

There are two ways to remove a client, depending on whether the client should retain access to their Kick workspace.

#### Delete client

Deleting a client permanently removes the workspace and all associated data from Kick.

1. Go to the **Clients** tab and find the client.
2. Click the options menu (⋯) on that row.
3. Select **Delete client**.

{% hint style="danger" %}
This action cannot be undone. If your firm members are the only members in the workspace, the workspace and all data are permanently deleted — including any user accounts your firm invited. Download any necessary reports or data before proceeding.
{% endhint %}

#### Remove firm access

If the client will continue using Kick independently, remove your firm's access instead of deleting the workspace.

1. Go to the **Clients** tab and find the client.
2. Click the options menu (⋯) on that row.
3. Select **Remove client**.

If your firm still owns billing, you'll be prompted to transfer billing ownership first.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important:** This action cannot be undone. Removing a client revokes your firm's access to their workspace.
{% endhint %}

→ [Transfer Client Billing](/managing-clients/subscription-and-billing/transfer-client-billing.md)


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