$499
One time. Every timeshare you own.
You’ve paid the resort long enough.
EazyOut walks you through the steps to request your timeshare exit yourself: the letters, records, deadlines, and follow-ups in one guided system. One payment of $499. No retainer. No exit company. No monthly fees.
14-day full refund, no questions asked. Open it, look around, and if it is not right for you, email us for a full reversal.
Exit Path Assessment
Let’s map your exit path.
Six quick answers unlock a personalized Stage 1 preview before you decide what to do next.
Under 2 min
Private preview
Step 1 of 6
Ownership basics
First, tell us the resort or company name.
Tap a common developer or type the name below. Other is fine.
$0/month
No EazyOut subscription. Ever.
14 days
Full refund. One email, no questions.
If you recently bought, check your cancellation window first.
Some recent purchasers may have a short rescission period under their contract or state rules. If you are still inside that window, the fastest path may be sending the required cancellation notice yourself. EazyOut gives you a state-by-state starting point so you can check your documents and official sources promptly.
Check your state’s rescission windowOwner-support starting points
Find the official owner path first.
Our Resource Center organizes verified developer programs, contacts, eligibility details, loan considerations, and scam warnings. Use it to identify who to contact, what details are commonly reviewed, and what to ask for in writing.
Find your developer
Start with the official owner-support or exit program for the company managing your ownership.
Check eligibility
Understand the account details developers commonly review without assuming acceptance.
Review mortgage options
See practical questions to ask when a loan balance limits surrender or transfer choices.
Verify exit claims
Use official sources and warning signs before paying or signing with a third party.
What $499 provides for you.
- Six-stage timeshare exit workspace
- Guided checklists, plain-language resources, and letter drafting help
- Document uploads in your workspace
- Support for using the product
- Lifetime access for unlimited personally owned timeshares
Use public records to pressure-test exit claims.
Public enforcement records show why pricing, refund terms, and outcome promises deserve a careful look. They are examples of specific operators and conduct, not a verdict on every provider. Use them as a checklist for what to verify before paying anyone.
Examples from public enforcement records.
actions filed by the FTC and its partners against fraudulent timeshare resale operations.
judgment against one timeshare exit operator, April 2026. Permanent industry ban.
refunds ordered from three exit companies by the Minnesota Attorney General for charging large upfront fees without a license.
taken from consumers in one nationwide FTC timeshare exit enforcement action that ultimately resulted in a $140 million judgment and a permanent industry ban.
Source: U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Square One Development Group, Inc., et al. (2026)
These are examples from specific cases, not a prediction about your ownership or a claim that every provider operates the same way.
Compare the terms you were actually offered.
Another provider’s written price and terms
EazyOut: $499 one-time software purchase
We do not know another provider’s offer; you do. Put their written terms next to EazyOut’s one-time software price, refund policy, recurring charges, and product boundaries before deciding.
Your developer controls the timeline.
No company or software can honestly promise how fast a developer will respond. EazyOut gives you the steps, records, and follow-up tracking to keep your side organized while you work through the process yourself. It does not predict response dates or guarantee outcomes.
Structure vs. structure.
| Dimension | EazyOut | Questions for another provider |
|---|---|---|
| Total cost | $499 one-time purchase with no EazyOut subscription. | Pricing, recurring charges, and refund terms vary by provider. |
| Service model | Self-directed software; you control decisions and communications. | Scope varies; read the written agreement and ask who performs each action. |
| Who controls the timeline | Developer timing and case circumstances remain outside EazyOut's control. | No provider can control a developer's decision or reliably promise a completion date. |
| External communications | You review and send every letter or message yourself. | Ask whether the provider communicates for you and what authorization that requires. |
| Refund policy | A published 14-day refund policy applies to the EazyOut purchase. | Read the provider's current written cancellation and refund terms. |
Clear limits. Clear refund policy.
No company can honestly promise how your resort will decide your case. EazyOut gives you the workspace, checklists, letters, and recordkeeping tools to work through the process yourself. EazyOut does not guarantee an exit; the 14-day refund policy applies to the software purchase, not to any ownership outcome.
FAQ
One price. Six stages. Your decisions stay yours.
EazyOut is not a law firm and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. You use EazyOut to organize your records, prepare templates for your review, and track your own next steps. EazyOut does not contact developers, make decisions for you, or guarantee any timeshare exit. Outcomes depend on your developer, contract, documents, and state.
14-day refund, no questions asked.