I am locked into a 12-month wedding directory contract and get no leads. What can I do?

Start by finding out exactly what you signed: the length, whether it renews by itself, how and when you can give notice, and whether leaving early costs money. We cannot read your contract or tell you whether you can leave it. Wanna's Free plan costs nothing, and a paid plan is monthly with no minimum term.

Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 24 Oct 2026. Wanna is our product, so read its place below with that in mind.

What wedding pros wrote

In October 2026 we read 16 quotes from wedding professionals. Two are about being stuck in a contract. Both are quoted here, as written:

• A wedding professional, 11 Dec 2025: "I am locked into a 12-month contract at $400/month that promises NO guaranteed clicks"
• A wedding vendor, 2 Apr 2026: "It's a 12-month contract and if you have issues they will refuse to let you out."

These are two single reviews. We did not check them and do not know what either contract said or how common this is. They tell you that the complaint exists.

What to check before the next charge

Keep a copy of each answer.

1. Find the paper. Look for the signed order, the terms you accepted online and the emails that confirmed them. Note the start date, the length and the monthly price.
2. Find the renewal and notice lines. Does it renew by itself? How many days before the end must notice be given, and in what form? Put the last day for notice on your calendar.
3. Find the early exit line. Does it say what happens if you stop early, such as paying the rest or a fee? If it does not say, ask.
4. Ask in writing. Email the company and ask for the end date, the notice rule and the cost of leaving early. A written answer is easier to use later than a call.
5. Count what you got. Make a sheet with one row per lead: date, whether they answered, whether they booked. Divide what you paid so far by the weddings you booked. If you booked none, the result is "paid, no bookings".
6. Get advice if the sum is large. A small-business adviser or a lawyer in your state can read the actual terms. If you paid by card, ask your card issuer what it covers.

Read what the contract says about stopping payment before you stop paying. We cannot tell you what happens if you do.

What you can do while you are locked in

A paid listing is one door for couples. You can open others at the same time: your own page, your own posts, a short offer card, and replies you write once and reuse. None of that needs the directory.

Where Wanna fits

You paste your website link. Wanna reads the site and shows an offer card and posts, all drafts. Nothing is posted or sent without your OK.

Read from our pricing and terms pages on 24 Oct 2026:

• The Free plan costs nothing: the plan, the matches with sources and the first drafts.
• Starter is 20 USD a month for 200 credits, about 20 tasks, with 1 social account included.
• A plan renews each month until you cancel. You can cancel from your plan page or by email, and it stops at the end of the month you paid for. There is no minimum term and no contract.

We have no numbers showing that Wanna brings you weddings, and it is an early product. You can try it without being locked in.

What Wanna does not replace

• It does not get you out of your directory contract, and it does not talk to the directory for you.
• It does not read your contract or tell you your rights. A lawyer or adviser does that.
• It does not get you a refund from anyone.
• It does not screen or answer your leads. A person sends every reply.
• It does not replace your own sheet of leads and outcomes.

Related: Are the wedding leads I pay for spam? and Paying every month and getting nothing back.

FAQ

Can I cancel a 12-month wedding directory contract early? It depends on what you signed. Read the renewal, notice and early exit lines, then ask the company in writing for the end date and the cost of leaving. We cannot tell you whether you can leave.

What should I do if I am locked into a wedding directory contract and get no leads? Keep a sheet of every lead and whether it booked, find the notice date, and ask the company in writing about your options.

Is there a free way to get wedding leads without a contract? Wanna has a Free plan and its paid plans are monthly, so you can start without a contract. We have no numbers showing that it brings bookings. It drafts your offer card and posts for your OK.