The market for shared premium subscriptions is real and growing. Streaming services, AI tools, and productivity apps cost too much when bought individually, and the providers themselves design family/group/team plans that explicitly allow more than one user. People should be able to share those plans.

But the category as it stands today is a mess. Marketplaces let strangers resell their accounts. "Direct" platforms publish no SLA. Refunds turn into month-long Telegram threads. Master passwords leak. Replacement is theoretical.

We do this differently: we own every plan, we publish our SLA, and we meet it. If we break a promise, you get an automatic refund — with no seller to point at. That's the whole product.