Why does my paid Guardio plan show no coverage on a phone?
Answer
Paid Guardio billing and device coverage are not always the same. Sign in with the exact email used for the subscription, confirm which devices are linked, and check whether the phone was never added or coverage stopped on a specific date.
Follow these steps
Confirm the subscription email
Open your payment receipt or app-store billing history and note the exact email address tied to the Guardio subscription.
You should see: You know which email owns the paid plan.
Sign in with that same email
On the phone that lacks coverage, open the official Guardio app or website and sign in with the subscription email—not a different Google, Apple, or work account.
You should see: You reach the Guardio account that shows an active paid plan.
Check protected devices and coverage dates
In account or devices settings, see whether this phone is listed as protected and whether coverage ended on a specific date. If the phone is missing, follow Guardio’s prompt to add or protect the device.
You should see: The phone appears as protected, or you see a clear reason it is not covered.
Contact Guardio support if billing is active but coverage is not
If the plan is still paid and the correct email is signed in but the phone stays uncovered, contact Guardio support from the official help page and share the coverage-end date or device list you see.
You should see: Support confirms how to re-link the phone or fix a billing/device mismatch.
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Extra tips
What to look for: The Guardio account email on the subscription receipt, whether the new phone appears as protected, and any in-app notice that coverage ended on a date such as 4/30/2024.
Before you change anything: Find the email receipt or payment method used for Guardio. Use only the official Guardio website or app. Note the phone model and when coverage seemed to stop. Never share your Guardio password or one-time codes with unexpected callers.