How can I recover a deleted Space?
Asked by Alex Barski:

I have been using a free version of Confluence since November, however, stopped using it sometime in February, while still owning a space that I created with important information on it.  
Unfortunately, I've tried accessing the space but it looks like it was deleted for some reason.

Any suggestions on how to recover the space

Thanks


Answers:
author: Andy Gladstone
body: [@Alex Barski](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4947261) Welcome to the Confluence Community. Sorry you crash landed here. Below is the detail on how free accounts are monitored and alerted to when an account may be purged due to inactivity.

The good news is that if you accessed the site as recently as February, you may still be in the timeframe where the site can be restored and should immediately open a [service ticket with Atlassian](https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/).

Cloud Free sites are deactivated after a period of inactivity. Activity simply means being on the product - example: *viewing* a Confluence page. The products are evaluated individually, so Confluence may be deactivated even though Jira on the same site is in use.

The timeline goes:  
* **60** days of inactivity - email is sent to tech contact, billing contact, site admin with the subject "\[Action Required\] Jump back in to \<*product name*\> to keep your subscription"
* **90** days of inactivity - email is sent to tech contact, billing contact, site admin with the subject "\[Action Required\] Your \<*product name*\> subscription will be cancelled in 30 days"
* **113** days of inactivity - a tech alert email is sent the to tech contact, billing contact, site admin with the subject "\[Action Required\] Your \<*product name*\> subscription will be cancelled in one week"
* **122** days of inactivity - site is deactivated and the tech contact, billing contact, and admin get an email with the title "\[Important Notice\] Your \<*product name\>* subscription has been deactivated"
  * *The site can be restored during this period*

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* **162** days of inactivity - the site is deleted
  * *The site is not recoverable past this point*

I hope this helps.

comments: author: Srinatha T
body: Good info [@Andy Gladstone](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3498028) . Thanks for sharing.


author: Alex Barski
body: Thanks, [@Andy Gladstone](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/3498028) and [@Srinatha T](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4686256) for your detailed answers.


author: Andy Gladstone
body: [@Alex Barski](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4947261) please let me know if my answer assisted you. If it did, please click on the Accept Answer button so others looking for similar assistance can find it in the future.

Thank you.


author: Srinatha T
body: Hi [@Alex Barski](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4947261) ,

Welcome to Atlassian community.

Unfortunately there is no any way to restore a space in Confluence Cloud:
> Deleting a space is permanent! It doesn't go to the trash and you can't recover it.

More details: <https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/delete-a-space-724764816.html>

Thanks,

Srinath T


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