Free subscription cost tracker. See true monthly, yearly and daily totals, a category donut, a 12-month forecast, budget tracking and savings insights (trials, cancel candidates, annual-plan savings) — no signup, saved privately in your browser.
Add every subscription you pay for — streaming, software, music, cloud, gym, AI tools — and instantly see your true monthly, yearly, weekly and daily cost. Get a category donut breakdown, a 12-month spend forecast that lands annual renewals in their real month, and smart insights that flag free trials, low-use cancel candidates and how much switching to annual plans could save. Set a budget, pause subscriptions without deleting them, and back everything up as CSV or JSON. No account, no login: your list stays in your browser.
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It's easy to lose track when subscriptions bill on different cycles — a $15 monthly plan and a $139 yearly plan aren't comparable at a glance. This tracker normalizes every subscription to a true monthly and yearly figure, then adds a per-day number that makes the total feel real. Most people are surprised how much a handful of small charges add up to over a year.
Enter the service name, price, billing cycle, category and next renewal date — or one-tap the Quick-add presets for popular services.
See your normalized monthly, yearly, weekly and per-day spend update instantly, and set a monthly budget to track against it.
Use the category donut and 12-month forecast to see where your money goes and which months annual renewals hit.
Rate how much you use each sub, flag free trials, and let the insights surface cancel candidates and annual-plan savings.
Export a CSV or JSON backup to move your list between devices, or import one to restore it.
The upcoming-renewals list sorts your subscriptions by their next charge date and highlights anything renewing within a week, so free trials and annual renewals never sneak up on you. The category breakdown shows where your money actually goes — often one category quietly dominates — making it obvious what to trim first.
Unlike subscription-management apps that require you to sign up or link your bank, this tool keeps everything on your device. Your list auto-saves to your browser's local storage, so it's there when you return, but it is never uploaded to a server, synced, or shared. That's a real privacy advantage when the data is a full picture of your spending.
Add each subscription with its price and billing cycle. The tracker converts weekly, quarterly and yearly plans into a common monthly figure, sums them, and shows your true monthly, yearly and per-day totals so you can compare everything fairly.
Every subscription is normalized to a monthly cost: a yearly plan is divided by 12, a weekly plan is multiplied by 52 and divided by 12, and quarterly by 4 over 12. That way a $139/year plan and a $15/month plan sit side by side accurately in your totals and category breakdown.
The tool sorts your subscriptions by their next renewal date and highlights any charging within seven days. It runs in your browser, so it can't send push notifications, but the upcoming-renewals list makes it easy to spot trials and annual charges before they hit.
No. You enter subscriptions manually and nothing is connected to your bank or any account. This keeps your full spending picture private — a key difference from subscription-management apps that require signup or bank access.
Only in your own browser. Your list auto-saves to local storage so it's there when you return on the same device, but it is never uploaded, synced or shared. Clearing your browser data or using another device starts fresh.
Yes. Enter a monthly budget and the summary shows a progress bar with how much you have left — or how far over you are — so you can keep recurring spend under control at a glance.
The forecast places each subscription's charges in the actual months they'll occur over the next year, based on its billing cycle and next renewal date. Annual and semi-annual plans show up as spikes in their real renewal month, so you can see which months will be expensive and plan ahead.
Annual plans are typically 10–20% cheaper than paying monthly. The insights panel totals your monthly-billed subscriptions and estimates that range for you, so you can quickly see whether switching a few services to yearly billing is worth it.
Rate how much you actually use each subscription from 1 to 5 stars. Anything you rate 1–2 stars is flagged as a cancel candidate, and the tool adds up how much you'd save per year by cancelling them — an easy way to trim forgotten or low-value services.
Yes. Toggle a subscription to paused and it's excluded from your totals, category breakdown and forecast, but stays in your list so you can resume it later. It's ideal for seasonal services you stop and restart.
Mark a subscription as a free trial and set its conversion date as the next renewal. The insights panel and renewals list highlight trials that are about to convert, so you can cancel in time if you don't want to keep them.
Yes. Export your list as a CSV (to open in Excel or Google Sheets) or as a JSON backup you can import later or on another device. Since nothing is stored on a server, the JSON backup is how you move your list between browsers.
Studies consistently find people underestimate their subscription spend by two to three times, often paying for services they've forgotten. Adding everything here usually reveals a larger annual total than expected — which is exactly why seeing the yearly and per-day figures is useful.
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