Cancel a subscription and the same monthly amount buys a fragment of the company you just quit. Netflix at $15.49 a month becomes $15.49 of NFLX a month, automatically.
Cancellations verified from
Three parts. The first one you already know how to do.
Every cancellation email carries a DKIM signature from the sender's mail server. We verify it and read only the plan and the price. The message body is never stored.
A monthly buy for that exact amount in that company's stock token, on the old billing date. Public companies map to their ticker. Private ones map to a fund you choose.
Pause any time, switch the stock, or stop. If you resubscribe, the app notices and pauses the buy. No judgment, just a notification.
The verification runs against one email at a time, and you can run it on your own device and send us only the proof.
"Cancelled Adobe after three years of paying for one export a month. Now I own $60 of Adobe every month instead, which feels like winning an argument."
Nadia · designer, 34"The gym was the easy one. Forty-nine dollars a month into a fitness stock I will also never visit."
Tom · analyst, 29"I resubscribed to Netflix. It paused the buy and did not say anything. I appreciated that more than I expected."
Ruth · teacher, 41No. The fragments are real stock tokens on Robinhood Chain and they go up and down. Not paying for the thing is guaranteed. The returns are not.
Confirmation emails carry a DKIM signature from the sender's mail server. We verify that signature and extract sender, plan, and price. The message body is never stored.
You. It is the money you were already spending. Unsubscribe takes a small flat fee per buy and nothing else.
No. We build on their chain like anyone can. Not affiliated with Robinhood or any subscription service.