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Stop paying for what you forgot.
11 letters, a real word, taken as .com and .ai
For AI that cancels the subscriptions nobody uses: one strong word for ending forgotten trials, idle apps and SaaS seats that keep renewing.
An original identity drawn for termination.si. The logo files come with the domain at no extra cost.
Concept artwork created for this name. As with any new brand, run a trademark search in your market before launch.
Termination means bringing something to an end, and in contracts it is the formal word for ending an agreement: the termination clause, the notice of termination. Said ter-mi-NAY-shun, four syllables, it is understood by anyone who has signed up for a service. As a product name it promises one clear outcome: the subscription stops, the renewal is cancelled, the charge never comes back. On .si, which the AI world reads as super intelligence, it becomes an agent that does the ending for you.
Picture the launch: an app that reads a card statement, finds the free trial that quietly turned paid and cancels it in one tap; an agent that works through the cancellation form or chat and keeps the confirmation; a finance dashboard that spots SaaS seats nobody has opened in 90 days and removes them before the next renewal. Each sits naturally on termination.si, and the word works inside the product too: the button can simply say terminate.
There is exactly one termination.si. The word is already registered on .com, .ai, .net, .co, .app and .org, so this is the exact dictionary term, with no prefix or hyphen, open to a new product. Money apps grow on trust and word of mouth, and a rename after launch means new store listings, lost reviews and bank connections users must set up again. Settling the name first lets every cancelled charge build the same brand.
Stop paying for what you forgot.
termination.siThe .com and the .ai are already registered. The .si is the version you can own.
An app that finds forgotten trials and unused memberships and cancels them needs a name that states the result. Termination says the charge ends here.
Tools that find idle seats and duplicate apps and remove them before renewal can name the outcome finance teams want: the unused seat, terminated.
A bank or card app adding a cancel-for-me feature can brand it with one word customers understand the moment they spot an unwanted charge.
Americans throw away $252 a year on subscriptions they forgot they had, free trials they forgot to cancel or services they simply do not use, up from $204 the year before, per a 2026 CNET report.
ABC7 News, reporting a CNET surveyThe average organization wastes $19.8 million a year on unused SaaS licenses alone and uses only 54% of the SaaS licenses it pays for.
Zylo (2026 SaaS Management Index)41% of consumers cancelled a paid streaming video service in the last six months, and almost 75% say they are frustrated that the entertainment services they subscribe to keep raising prices.
Deloitte (Digital Media Monitor, March 2026)It can, and those senses are real: a job lost, a contract ended. Here the word points the other way. What gets terminated is the trial that turned paid, the app nobody opens and the seat nobody uses, and the customer keeps the money. A strong word suits a product whose promise is that the charge truly stops, and a light tagline keeps the tone friendly.
If your product ends the charges people never meant to keep, termination.si names it in one word. Make an offer; Escrow.com handles payment and transfer.
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