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# Does Bundled have a partnership with the providers it manages?

# Does Bundled have partnerships with the providers it manages?

For most subscription services in your bundle: **no.** Bundled acts as your personal subscription agent, not as an authorized reseller or partner of the underlying providers — unless a service is explicitly labeled a "Partner Service" in your dashboard or at signup.

## The default: Bundled acts as your agent

For the vast majority of subscriptions we manage, Bundled is **your agent**, not the provider's. That means:

- We set up the account **in your name** with each provider
- We pay the provider on your behalf using Bundled-controlled payment cards
- We manage billing, renewals, pauses, and cancellations for you
- The contractual relationship at the provider remains between **you and them** — Bundled is not a party to it

We are **not** an authorized reseller, distributor, licensee, or partner of these providers. We don't hold ourselves out as sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with them. Displaying a provider's name or logo in our platform is nominative reference only — used to identify a service you can purchase or manage through Bundled — and doesn't imply any commercial relationship.

## The exception: Partner Services

From time to time, Bundled does enter into direct commercial arrangements with specific providers. When that happens, we clearly identify those subscriptions as **Partner Services** in your dashboard and at the point of enrollment.

Partner arrangements can take different forms:

- Referral or distribution agreements
- Co-marketing or bundled-offering arrangements
- Authorized reseller relationships
- Other mutually agreed commercial structures

Where a service is a Partner Service, Bundled may operate in a different commercial capacity for that specific service. Any Partner Service will come with its own supplemental terms, presented to you before enrollment, which explain the arrangement.

**If you don't see "Partner Service" indicated in your dashboard, assume the standard agent model applies.**

## Why the distinction matters

The distinction between "agent" and "partner" shapes several things you should know:

- **Your account belongs to you.** If you cancel your Bundled membership, the underlying accounts stay yours. You can continue them by adding your own payment card at the provider.
- **We follow provider rules on your behalf.** Your use of any subscription is subject to that provider's terms — Bundled doesn't have authority to override them.
- **We're not a substitute for the provider's customer support** for content, service quality, or usage disputes. For those, you interact with the provider (usually with Bundled's help). Bundled handles billing, account administration, and optimization on your side.

## Why we build this way

We deliberately structured Bundled as your agent rather than as a reseller because it gives you three things a reseller model can't:

1. **Real account portability.** Your accounts stay yours. Cancel Bundled tomorrow, keep every subscription with a swapped-in payment card.
2. **Neutral optimization.** We don't have partner incentives pushing you toward specific services. We recommend and manage based on what's best for you.
3. **Access to the entire subscription universe.** Since we don't need formal deals with each provider, we can help you manage any subscription — not just ones we've negotiated with.

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