Cycle
$149/mo
The working window.
- Up to 10 vendors
- 30-day and 45-day cycles
- CSV deletion batches
- Secure acknowledgment links
- Record an acknowledgment or an exception
- CSV export of the cycle
Founding-customer pricing
Free is one cycle, up to 3 vendors, acknowledgment links, and a watermarked export preview. The prices below stay at founding-customer pricing. Drop Ledger helps you organize evidence. It is not legal advice.
Founding-customer pricing
Free is one cycle and 3 vendors. These monthly prices are for founding customers. Drop Ledger helps you organize evidence of a deletion cycle. Subscribe starts a Stripe subscription for that desk. Start free opens an account. The waitlist only records interest.
Free. Try one cycle before you subscribe. 1 cycle. Up to 3 vendors. Acknowledgment links and the dashboard. Watermarked export preview. No charge.
Cycle
$149/mo
The working window.
Evidence
$249/mo
The file, with a checksum.
Ops
$299/mo
The whole desk.
Email, company, and the tier you want. Helps you organize evidence later. No payment is taken.
How it works
Enter the day the batch starts. The planner marks day 7, day 14, day 30, and day 45 from that date.
Send each vendor a link. They record an acknowledgment or an exception. You see who has not answered.
Export the cycle when the desk you are on includes it. The file is a record of what was asked and what came back.
Founding-customer pricing. Drop Ledger is not legal advice.
Drop Ledger keeps a workspace for one broker: vendors, a cycle window, acknowledgment links, reminders, and an evidence file you can export. It helps you organize and document vendor deletion work. It is not legal advice.
It does not delete records, contact the DROP system, decide whether a request is valid, or give legal advice. It does not access California DROP.
Accounts can live in Supabase with row-level security. A workspace reads its own rows. Drop Ledger does not connect to the DROP system.
Yes. Cancel anytime in the Stripe customer portal from Billing.
No. Drop Ledger is not legal advice. Dates in the planner are planning estimates for your own records.