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StayClear sends personalised email and SMS reminders before risky gambling moments. You choose the goal, timing, wording and action for each reminder.

Choose a moment when gambling pressure often rises, add what you want to protect and set one useful action. StayClear brings that plan back at the time you choose.

StayClear is for adults who want help reducing or stopping gambling. It works best for recurring moments such as payday, sports fixtures, late nights, stress and loss chasing.

A reminder is most useful before the urge or routine takes over. StayClear lets you place a short pause at a predictable risk moment.

Base plans include email reminders. Premium plans add SMS where delivery is supported.

Current prices appear on the pricing page and before checkout. Organisation-funded access may cover the subscription for eligible users.

Yes. You can edit, pause, skip or resume reminders from your account.

You can rate its timing and wording, record any action you took and adjust your plan. That feedback helps keep future reminders relevant.

Optional AI features can draft reminder wording from the information you choose to share. You control whether to use them.

StayClear uses secure account access and limits personal information to the purposes described in its privacy policy. Funded programmes use agreed aggregate reporting.

Use StayClear alongside GAMSTOP, Gamban, bank payment blocks, GamCare, NHS treatment, peer support and free debt advice according to your needs.

Call 999 or go to A&E if there is immediate danger. The Help now page lists gambling, mental health and debt support services.

Create an account, choose a risk moment, write a short reason to pause and add one action. Review the plan and activate reminders.

Choose something specific and personal, such as protecting rent, sleeping better, reducing debt or enjoying sport with less betting.

Use a few clear words that matter to you. “Rent first. Close the app and transfer the money now” gives both a reason and an action.

A risk moment is a time or situation when gambling becomes harder to resist. Common examples include payday, a match, drinking, stress, boredom, isolation and the hours after a loss.

Choose one step you can take immediately, such as closing an app, moving money, calling someone, going outside or opening a support service.

Yes. Your goals, reasons and actions shape the reminder, and you can edit them at any time.

You can add up to 20 weekly or monthly risk windows to an active reminder profile.

Rate the timing, then change the day, time or time zone in your account.

Yes. Set a goal that fits the change you want, then choose limits and actions that make it measurable.

Close the current session, protect essential money and block the routes back. Combine GAMSTOP, device blocking and bank gambling controls, then prepare one action for your usual risk moments.

Install gambling-blocking software on every device, remove betting apps and saved payment details, and activate your bank's gambling block. Add GAMSTOP for online operators licensed in Great Britain.

A limit can reduce financial exposure, but it cannot remove the risk of harm or guarantee control. Repeated limit changes, borrowing or chasing losses are signs to stop and use stronger protection.

Stop new losses, protect housing and other priority bills, list every balance and contact a free debt adviser. Use gambling blocks alongside the debt plan so new losses do not reopen it.

A debit-card betting payment does not normally appear as a credit account. Betting can affect your credit position indirectly through borrowing, overdrafts, high balances, missed payments or defaults.

GAMSTOP is identity-based self-exclusion for online operators licensed in Great Britain. Gamban blocks gambling sites and apps on protected devices. Using both covers more routes.

Stop the session, protect the money that remains and tell someone. Restore the blocks around the route you used and return to specialist support as soon as possible.

You can upload a gambling-history or transaction file, add your own notes or connect supported banking data. These options help identify patterns you want reflected in your plan.

Your account holds your reminder plan and wording. Choose discreet previews if other people can see your phone or email notifications.

Manage the subscription from your account settings. Account deletion closes the account and stops active services.