We've all been there.
A charge you don't recognise. A service you haven't opened since 2022. Your bank account quietly bleeding out while you slept.
The €9.99 that started it all
One morning I was reviewing my bank statement — not because I'm responsible, but because I'd somehow convinced myself I had more money than I did.
There it was. “CALM - SUBSCRIPTION”. €9.99. Monthly. For eleven months.
I had downloaded Calm during a particularly anxious flight, used it for approximately one (1) meditation session, and completely forgotten it existed. That's €109.89 I had paid to not be calm.
I cancelled it immediately. But not before spending twenty minutes on their website trying to find the cancel button, which — I swear — was hidden behind three dropdowns and a passive-aggressive “Are you sure? Your sleep will suffer” confirmation screen.
That's when I started writing the letter in my head.
“Dear Calm, it's not you, it's me. Actually, it is a bit you. You hid the cancel button. We're done.”
I never sent it. But I never forgot it either.
Breakup was built on the belief that cancelling something you don't want should be the easiest thing you do today — and that doing it should feel good, not guilty. We generate the letter. You get the laugh. Then you get the refund of your own money, back in your pocket where it belongs.
If you want to see the product before you sign up, read the sample breakup letters or compare the free scan and Pro plan.
$800+
average annual spend on forgotten subscriptions
23 mins
average time to cancel one subscription manually
0 mins
time it takes with Breakup
No card required to start. Free scan first, then guided cancellation paths.