A fee based on your annual income. Because "I'm sorry" just isn't enough.
Most apologies cost nothing. That's the problem. Amends turns regret into a small, deliberate act — a fee tied to your income. No therapy, no promises, no audience. Just the gesture, and the receipt.
On a partner, on a spouse, on someone who trusted you. The fee makes the apology cost something.
You lied, you stole, you ghosted, you talked behind their back. The words ran out a long time ago. This is the act when words are not enough.
You didn't do anything wrong — but you know someone who should. Send them an anonymous letter that introduces us. Standard wording, mailed by us, never traced back to you.
The fee scales with what you make. 1% of your annual income, with a $250 floor. No account, no profile, no story to type out.
Checkout is handled by Stripe. The money leaves your account — that's the part that matters. We never publish names and we never tell the other person.
A timestamped receipt by email. Not a certificate. Not absolution. A small piece of paper that says you did the thing.
A floor keeps the gesture from getting trivial. Anything less and it stops costing something.
No. Our terms state it plainly: paying the fee is not an admission of guilt. The receipt is the only thing you get.
A receipt. Not a certificate, not a tote bag, not a tangible item. The act is the point.
Consult your tax advisor. We aren't one.
That tells you something too.
No. This is private between both parties.
Please don't.