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Cuttles offers a full platform to develop your startup idea. Create your canvas, write your business plan, do your budgets, present your startup. Find knowledge, resources and tools to start a business.
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 41, 1434, København K, Denmark
I signed up for a trial and entered my banking details, but the trial never started, and my card didn’t appear in their system. Assuming it was a glitch on their end, I forgot about it. A week later, they tried to charge me the full subscription price. I contacted support, asking them to remove my card (since I can’t do it myself—it doesn’t even show in my profile) but never got a response. I’ve now deleted my account. Let’s see what happens.
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