Tool
Subscription manager: renewals dated, totals honest
Subscriptions are the quiet budget-killer: a dozen services at $5–$20 each, renewing on different days, adding up to real money you only see on the statement. A subscription manager puts every renewal on a dated calendar, totals what you actually pay, and shows the balance impact before each charge.
- Renewals on the calendar
Every subscription appears on its renewal date, automatically, forever.
- Monthly and annual totals
See the true monthly cost — including the annual renewals that skew the average.
- Charge impact visible
Know which renewals cluster and which days the account will feel them.
- Free core
Tracking and totals are free forever; Pro is a single payment.
The renewal calendar is the missing piece
Lists of subscriptions go stale; a calendar of renewals stays true. Each subscription is a recurring plan with a renewal date, and the projections keep every future charge visible — including the annual insurance premium that no monthly average can represent.
Audit your stack in one pass
- Add every subscription as a recurring plan with its renewal date.
- Read the monthly and annual totals.
- Pause or cancel the ones that do not earn their keep.
- Watch the projection update the day you cancel.
Frequently asked questions
What is a subscription manager?
A tool that tracks every recurring service, its renewal date and its cost — on a calendar with totals and balance impact.
Does it cancel subscriptions for me?
No — it makes the cancellation decision obvious and the effect visible. You cancel with the provider; the projection updates instantly.
Is it free?
The tracker and totals are free forever; Pro is one-time.
Every renewal dated, every dollar counted
Free core, no bank feed, one-time Pro.