EndTrial

We remind you when you forget to cancel the trial

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We remind you when you forget to cancel the trial

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We automatically keep track of all your trials so you don't have to. We remind you to cancel your trial before it expires so you don't end up paying for a subscription you don't want!

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Love the idea! A thing is useful for everybody. Literally. On the website there is a bug that allows to press "Sign In" even when an email field is empty. Also have you considered creating a mobile app? I'd love to receive a system notification on my iPhone that trail is ending. On the list of the trials also I'd love to see how many days left info. But in general looks really promising.

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5yr ago

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@damsmaka That's a great idea!

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5yr ago

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Hah, add temporary credit care numbers and that’s it. And I’m ready to pay $10 for this annually. @kaggarwa

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5yr ago

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@eugenehp Do you actually temporary cards? Also, is there a way to detect temporary cards and blacklist them for recurring payments? Ideally, I want to use the app to help SaaS companies reduce the churn as well. Lots of ideas for that

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5yr ago

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@kaggarwa Here's an example https://privacy.com/virtual-card Technically speaking issuing virtual card is not a huge issue, depends on your cost components. Galileo and Stripe are already doing. The issue is on the other end, companies like LinkedIn and others can *force* charge your debit card into a negative balance. So you basically need to create a legal framework to defend your cards and charges. But hey, you'll be able to negotiate on our behalf as a collective. So it will mean lower rates.

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5yr ago

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Just scratching my personal itch here! Being a product head I love trying to sign up for new products but then I am always fretting about forgetting to cancel a trial. I've tried using reminders on my phone but that's an additional step so decided to work on this project instead!

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5yr ago

I like the concept, although I currently use Todoist to manage this where you can add a task with a date - and it's easier to have all time-based reminders (not just subscription-related) come from a single app. I think what would be cool is if you were to use web scraping to find these dates automatically. Security would be a challenge, as you may need to grab passwords from users so you can login and check their trial period info. This way - users would never need to manually enter their trial period info (but would still have to go through the hassle of providing login credentials, which would pay off for a subscriptions aggregator like PayPal or Apple) Taking this one step further, you could also track which providers allow you to cancel as soon as you subscribe but allow you to use the service for the remainder of the trial period. Then instead of having to keep track of dates, the user can learn from your app that they can safely cancel the subscription without abandoning the trial.

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