Return window, handled

Decide before the return window does.

Snap the item and receipt. Returnly tracks the deadline, weighs keep versus return versus resale, and packages the debate for your group chat.

No card required · First 5 active cases are free

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What to expect from Returnly

New product, straightforward promises. No imaginary customer count required.

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Your deadline stays visible

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Estimates are labeled honestly

03

Receipt details stay private

One case, three possible exits

The useful part of buyer’s remorse.

Returnly replaces scattered screenshots and vague calendar reminders with a single decision record that gets more urgent at exactly the right pace.

01

Snap the evidence

Photograph the item and receipt. Returnly turns them into one clean case file before either disappears into your camera roll.

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Start the clock

See the days left in the return window at a glance, with reminders before a maybe becomes store credit.

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Call the verdict

Compare keep, return, and resale using cost, likely wear, timing, and a realistic resale estimate.

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Ask the group chat

Share a tidy case card so friends can vote keep or send-back without scrolling through twelve screenshots.

Simple pricing

Cheaper than missing one deadline.

Start with the packages currently on your floor. Upgrade when online shopping becomes a recurring plotline.

Free

Closet check

For the occasional “why did I order this?”

$0 / month

  • 5 active return cases
  • Deadline tracking
  • Keep, return, or resale score
  • Shareable friend vote
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For frequent browsers

Returnly Plus

Every package gets a case, a clock, and a plausible exit.

$6 / month

Try Plus free
  • Unlimited active cases
  • Early deadline reminders
  • Resale estimates
  • Private receipt storage
  • Case history and outcomes

Fine print, made readable

Questions before checkout?

Your next delivery is already a case.

Give the maybe-pile a deadline.

Create your first Returnly case while the receipt is still easy to find—and before “I’ll decide later” gets expensive.