The savings ledger is the honest scoreboard: what Flowarden has actually saved you, evidenced by your own transaction data.
What counts as a saving
- Cancellation. The annualised value of a subscription you ended, counted only while the charge genuinely stops appearing.
- Negotiated reduction. The difference between the old and new price, for the confirmed duration of the discount.
- Avoided trial conversion. The first-period charge you did not pay.
- Claimed partner benefit. The realised discount.
How it is verified
Expected savings are booked when you record an action and confirmed once the transaction feed shows the charge has stopped or fallen. If the charge reappears, the saving is reversed and flagged so the number stays true.
Reading the ledger
- Realised — confirmed by transaction data.
- Expected — recorded but not yet confirmed by a full cycle.
- Reversed — the saving did not hold, with the reason.
Annualisation
Monthly savings are shown as twelve months from the effective date. Time-limited discounts are counted only for their stated term, and you are reminded before the rate reverts.
Why your number may look conservative
We deliberately do not count hypothetical savings, cancellations we cannot verify, or discounts that have already expired.