Guide
Cancel subscriptions app: the seeing comes before the canceling
App stores and payment processors make canceling a subscription easy — the hard part is remembering which subscriptions exist and how much they quietly cost. A cancel-subscriptions workflow starts with a dated inventory: every renewal on a calendar, every service totaled, and the ones you never open made obvious.
- The full inventory
Every subscription as a recurring plan with its renewal date.
- Cost per service
See each service's monthly and annual cost — the basis for the cancel call.
- Renewal timeline
Know which renewals are coming so you cancel before the next charge.
- Savings made visible
Cancel one and watch the totals and projection change instantly.
A cancellation workflow that sticks
- List every subscription with price and renewal date.
- Mark which ones you used in the last 90 days.
- Cancel the unused ones before their next renewal.
- Keep the rest, but set their renewals to be visible.
- Repeat the audit quarterly — new services creep in.
What to keep, what to cut
The test is not "is it cheap" but "did I use it this quarter?" A $3 service you never open is a $36 annual leak; ten of those are a real monthly bill. The calendar makes the unused ones impossible to ignore.
Frequently asked questions
Does the app cancel subscriptions for me?
No — it makes every renewal visible and every cost explicit, then you cancel with the provider before the next charge.
How do I find subscriptions I forgot?
Scan bank and card statements for recurring charges and add them as recurring plans.
Is it free?
Yes — tracking and totals are free forever.
Everything renewed, nothing forgotten
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