Most teams don't lose money because they make bad decisions. They lose money because renewals happen by default.
Auto-renewals reset negotiation leverage
Cancellation windows are missed because "someone thought someone else owned it"
Spreadsheets and calendar reminders don't escalate or enforce decisions
Finance usually finds out after the charge hits
Termedora exists to turn renewals into deliberate decisions — not accidents.
This isn't rare.
Industry research suggests 20–30% of SaaS spend goes unused or auto-renews unnecessarily
Many renewals occur without a structured review process
Missed cancellation windows commonly lock teams into another 12-month contract
Based on industry research and procurement surveys. Figures vary by organisation.
Add contracts and licenses with renewal dates, categories, and value.
See upcoming renewals clearly with dashboards and analytics — not buried in inboxes.
Escalating notifications ensure someone decides to renew, renegotiate, or cancel — before it's too late.
Termedora shows what's renewing, when, and how much it costs — so teams act with context, not guesswork.
Avoid one bad renewal and the tool pays for itself.
Critical renewals surface where work actually happens — with escalation as deadlines approach.
If a renewal matters, it gets seen.
Every contract has a clear timeline and status — so renewals don't fall through the cracks.
One missed renewal often costs more than a year of Termedora.
Free trial includes:
14-day free trial · All notification channels included
You can — but spreadsheets don't notify, escalate, or enforce ownership. They rely on memory, which is why renewals get missed.
Calendar reminders notify individuals. Termedora creates shared visibility and accountability with escalating notifications across email, Slack, and SMS.
If missing a renewal would cost you real money, it's not overkill.
Finance, operations, and anyone responsible for controlling recurring spend.
If Termedora isn't right for you, just email us within 30 days and we'll refund your payment in full. No questions asked.