One renewal calendar
Every contract you sign lands in a single shared calendar: its renewal date, its notice window, and the one person who has to decide. Finance and Ops finally look at the same picture.
Resubly watches every SaaS contract your team signs — its renewal date, its notice window, and the price hike buried in the fine print — so the next surprise is a decision, not a charge.
The cost of not looking
Every finance team has a version of this story. Here is ours — the three moments that turned into Resubly.
It auto-renewed on a Friday at 5 p.m. By Monday the money was gone — and no one had decided to keep it.
The renewal that cost us $24,000
The vendor raised the price 34% and hid it in a single line of a renewal email. Finance never saw the clause.
Buried in the contract
We had forty-seven tools and not one calendar that said when any of them came due.
Owned by no one
How it works
Not a dashboard you have to learn. A quiet ledger that does the watching for you — and only speaks up when a decision is due.
Every contract you sign lands in a single shared calendar: its renewal date, its notice window, and the one person who has to decide. Finance and Ops finally look at the same picture.
Resubly surfaces every renewal 60 days before it commits, then again at 30 and 7. You hear about it with time to act — not a week after the charge.
We read your contracts for the parts that cost you money — auto-renew clauses, uplift caps, short notice windows — and translate them into plain language.
Every renewal above a threshold routes to the right owner for a clear keep, cancel, or renegotiate call — decided and documented before the card is charged.
From the teams using it
We caught a renewal two weeks before it auto-renewed — and renegotiated it down. The first surprise we actually saw coming.
For the first time, Ops and Finance are looking at the same calendar. The Monday-morning renewal fire-drills stopped.
Pricing
No twelve-row comparison table. Here is exactly what each plan does, in the words a finance team would actually use.
For a solo operator keeping an eye on a handful of renewals.
For the finance or ops team that owns the whole renewal calendar.
A note from the founder
I started Resubly the week I realised a tool we hadn't opened in months had just charged us $24,000 — auto-renewed, no warning, no owner. I was the CFO. I was supposed to know.
Resubly is the ledger I wish I'd had that morning: quiet, reliable, and honest about what is coming due. If it saves one team from that Monday, it has done its job.