Ending recurring payment relationships

Cancel a subscription in one click.

No hold music. No retention offers. No games.

Breakwater finds your recurring charges and gives each one its own merchant-locked card. Leaving takes one click.

Free for users. Here's why.

How it works
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Connect your bank
Link your bank securely. Breakwater reads your transactions and finds your recurring charges.
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One card per subscription
Each subscription gets its own merchant-locked virtual card with a spending cap. The AI proposes — you approve.
3
Freeze to cancel
Want out? Freeze the card. The next charge declines. Your consent ends when you say it does.

Free trials, kept free.

Trials convert on the merchant's schedule, not yours. Start each one on its own Breakwater card. Freeze it before the trial ends, and the first charge declines.

No reminders to set. No cancellation flow to find.

Why it's free.

When you pay with a Breakwater card, the merchant pays a small fee to the card network, the same as with any card. We earn from that, not from you.

Built for control
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Merchant-locked cards
Each virtual card is locked to one merchant. No surprise charges from anyone else.
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Spending caps
Set a maximum per card. If a subscription raises its price, the card blocks it automatically.
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Price-change alerts
When a merchant changes what it charges, you hear about it before the next bill. It flags, you decide.

Setup takes some work. We won't pretend otherwise.

For each subscription, you issue a Breakwater card and update the payment method at the merchant. It's the least interesting part of the product.

Here's the trade: merchants make you fight to leave every time. Breakwater moves that friction to the front and charges it once. After setup, cancelling is one click — and stays one click.

Do the tedious part once. Keep the control for good.

Switch banks without updating a single merchant.

Updating every merchant. Calling customer service. Tracking down which subscription bills which card. Breakwater will let you change the funding source under your virtual cards in one step. Merchants keep charging the same card number. You just have a new bank.

Get early access

The beta opens to the first 100 users in Canada.