Subscription Card

    Subscription Card: Stop Forgotten Subscriptions Before They Drain Your Budget

    Still paying for tools nobody remembers signing up for? Freeze the card and it's done. The payment bounces and the subscription ends — no cancellation form, no call to the bank, no chasing a vendor who buried the unsubscribe button. One virtual card per SaaS vendor, full control from your Darb dashboard.

    Licensed by SAMA — Saudi Central Bank
    Active subscriptions

    Zoho Books

    SAR 450 / month

    Design tool

    SAR 280 / month

    Forgotten AI trial

    SAR 199 / month

    Frozen
    Next renewal payment: declined automatically

    What Is a Subscription Card?

    A subscription card is a vendor-locked virtual card, issued instantly and linked to a single SaaS or software subscription. It lets your finance team set a spend cap, freeze the card the moment a tool is no longer needed, and see every recurring charge in one place — instead of hunting through a shared company card statement to figure out what's still being billed and why. Darb's Subscription Card is purpose-built for Saudi companies managing a growing SaaS stack: one card per vendor, real-time visibility, and a one-click freeze that stops a subscription instantly, without a support ticket.

    Issue subscription card

    Zoho Books

    Cap: SAR 500 / month

    New AI tool

    Cap: SAR 300 / month

    Trial subscription

    Cap: SAR 100 / month

    How Freeze-to-Cancel Works

    When the tool is no longer needed, freeze the card. The next renewal payment bounces automatically and the subscription ends on its own — you never have to find the cancel button, wait on hold, or email a vendor's support team. No shared card. No guessing which of the 40 line items on last month's statement was a tool someone tried once in 2025 and forgot about.

    Issue a card in one second

    One card for each SaaS vendor — Zoho, a new AI tool, a trial subscription, whatever the team needs.

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    Set the spend cap

    The charge can never silently increase without your approval.

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    Freeze the card when done

    The next renewal payment bounces automatically. The subscription ends on its own.

    3

    Why Saudi Finance Teams Need This

    SaaS sprawl is a real cost problem for growing Saudi businesses — teams sign up for free trials that quietly convert to paid, or a tool outlives the project it was bought for. Without vendor-locked cards, cancelling means someone has to identify the charge, find the login, and go through the vendor's own cancellation flow — often designed to make that as slow as possible.

    One vendor, one card — every recurring charge is instantly traceable to what it's actually for.

    Spend caps enforce themselves so a vendor can't quietly raise your bill.

    Freezing is instant and final — no cancellation request, no waiting.

    Full visibility for finance — see every active SaaS subscription and its cost in one dashboard.

    SAMA-licensed — subscription spend runs on a regulated, auditable rail.

    Subscription Card vs Corporate Card — Which Do You Need?

    Darb's Corporate Card covers general company spend with shared and individual employee limits. The Subscription Card is narrower by design: one card, one vendor, built specifically to stop SaaS costs from piling up unnoticed. Many Saudi finance teams run both — a Corporate Card for day-to-day team spend, and Subscription Cards specifically for the recurring software stack, where the "freeze to cancel" behavior matters most. The Procurement Card covers the same vendor-locked, unlimited-virtual-card model for the wider category of vendor and ad spend beyond just SaaS.

    Corporate CardSubscription Card
    One card per SaaS vendor
    General day-to-day team spend
    Freeze-to-cancel in one click
    Spend caps set by finance

    Common Questions

    What happens when I freeze a subscription card?

    The card stops authorizing charges immediately. On the vendor's next billing attempt, the payment is declined — most SaaS providers cancel or pause the subscription automatically after a failed payment, without you needing to contact them directly.

    Is this different from cancelling a subscription with the vendor?

    Yes. Cancelling means finding the vendor's cancellation flow and completing it, which can take time and sometimes requires a support request. Freezing the card is instant and happens entirely inside Darb — the vendor never needs to process anything.

    Can I set a different spend cap for each SaaS subscription?

    Yes. Every Subscription Card has its own spend limit, so a tool's monthly cost can never increase past what you've approved without your sign-off.

    Does Darb's Subscription Card work for annual SaaS contracts, not just monthly ones?

    Yes — the same vendor-locked, freeze-to-cancel model applies regardless of billing cycle. The card enforces the cap and can be frozen ahead of any renewal date.

    Is Darb licensed to operate in Saudi Arabia?

    Yes. Darb is licensed by SAMA — Saudi Central Bank.

    Part of the corporate cards suite

    Stop Paying for Tools Nobody Uses

    One card per vendor. One click to stop a subscription for good.