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The money that leaks out quietly

Households lose money to things nobody has time to track. Not dramatic losses — a renewal you meant to cancel, a return window that closed, a charge that went through twice. Individually trivial, collectively significant, and all of it invisible unless something is watching.

  1. 01

    Subscriptions you forgot about

    Free trials that quietly became paid. Services you stopped using months ago. The single largest leak in most households, and the one that compounds every month it goes unnoticed.

    Biggest impact
  2. 02

    Return windows before they close

    A missed return is the full price of the item, not a discount you failed to get. Prevention beats recovery — there is no merchant to negotiate with, only a date to hit.

    Prevents the loss entirely
  3. 03

    Duplicate charges and refunds that never arrived

    You were charged twice, or a refund was promised and never landed. Pure detection: no policy to interpret, no merchant permission required.

    Straightforward to catch
  4. 04

    Delivery guarantees that were not met

    When a retailer guarantees a delivery date and misses it, the shipping fee is often recoverable. Small amounts, but they work at retailers that offer nothing else.

    Works where little else does
  5. 05

    Price drops after you buy

    Where a retailer still honours price adjustments, a drop shortly after purchase can be claimed back. Worth doing, but genuinely a garnish — most large retailers have withdrawn these policies, and we would rather be honest about that than headline it.

    A garnish, not the headline

Why we are not printing a number here

Competitors advertise headline annual savings. We looked hard at where those figures come from, and the largest ones trace back to credit-card price protection benefits that have largely been discontinued and that our customers were never eligible for anyway. We would rather ship the thing and show you your own number than borrow someone else's.

This is what the waitlist is for.

Compass is being built to catch all of it in the background. Join the waitlist and be first in line.

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