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🔁 Catch renewals, trials, and contract deadlines
The AI gives every free trial, renewal, ticket, and contract a 'deal with it by' date, and reminds you each week before it costs you.
Use it when: You keep getting surprised by auto-renewals, late fees, or contracts that rolled over.
🛑 Stops when: Each item ends when it's handled or its deadline passes.
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Here are emails, notes, and contracts about renewals, free trials, tickets, and agreements: [paste or point to folder; account numbers blacked out]. For each, record: what it is, cost, renewal or end date, notice deadline (for contracts with auto-renew, the last day to cancel or renegotiate), and a 'deal with it by' date [7] days before that. Keep it all in one table. Every [Monday], send me what's due in the next [30] days. For contracts, add a short summary of the renewal terms and 2-3 options (renew, renegotiate, cancel). Never send, post, buy, pay, delete, or sign anything; I do those myself. Stop after each weekly reminder.
Review every change the agent makes before you keep it. Set a budget or round limit — the prompt includes one.
Found on X · by @crisships. Prompt rewritten in plain English by FixKit AI.
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