The 30-day rule
If you haven’t used something in the last thirty days, cancel it. Refund anything you can. Most owners hold on to expenses because cancelling feels like work. It is the highest-paid thirty minutes you’ll have all month.
Typical annual recoverable from forgotten subscriptions and unused vendors
The cutoff. Not 60. Not last quarter. Last 30 days.
Categories where most expense leaks hide: software, services, fees
The Expense Audit Checklist
A fillable checklist for the categories where expense leaks hide, plus scripts for cancelling subscriptions, renegotiating fees, and getting refunds on charges you missed.
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What's inside
- A checklist for the three categories that hide most expense leaks
- Scripts for cancelling, downgrading, and asking for refunds
- A list of common business expenses worth renegotiating annually
- A quarterly review template so the savings don't creep back
After you run the audit
Anything you haven’t touched in 30 days. Don’t think about it. Cancel.
Most vendors will refund multiple months without a fight. They’d rather give you the money than have you leave loud.
Book a free call. We’ll review your stack and tell you what to cut, what to consolidate, and what to keep.
Spending money is not the same as building a business.
The thirty minutes you spend cancelling pays better than almost any other thirty minutes in your week. Run the audit.