Every subscription, found. The way out, spelled out.
We read your transactions for what repeats: the streaming, the software, the gym, the yearly ones you forgot. Each one gets a confidence, a flag when its price moves and, for over a hundred services, the exact steps to cancel. We never cancel for you, and we never take a cut.
From a bank feed to a list you can act on.
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Connect or import
Link the bank, or import a CSV or OFX. The detector reads what repeats, weekly to yearly, on the way out and on the way in: a paycheck is the most important recurring line of all.
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Confirm or dismiss
Each charge says how sure we are. Three monthly charges is high; two a month apart at the same amount is likely, shown but never pushed at you. Confirm the real ones, dismiss the rest, add the trial the bank has not seen yet.
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Cancel on your own terms
For over a hundred services, the steps: the page, the phone number, what to say. You make the call and you keep the money. No negotiation fee, no share of what you save, nobody acting in your name.
Watched, not just listed.
On the calendar, and in yours
Bills and paychecks on the days they land, with a private link your calendar app subscribes to, so the renewal is on your phone before it is on your card.
A forecast, a quarter or a year out
What the recurring charges will cost month by month, with the yearly ones a monthly view never shows in plain sight before they land.
Price changes flagged
When a charge that has been the same for months moves, the list says so, with the old price beside the new.
A missed bill, noticed
A charge that should have landed and has not gets a notice, before the late fee does.
Renewals ahead of time
A yearly charge announces itself before it renews, when there is still time to decide.
Ask the assistant
"What do I pay for every month?" or "how do I cancel this?" — it reads the list and the cancel steps, and updates a verdict with your approval.
- Do you cancel subscriptions for me?
- No. We show you the steps and you make the call or open the page; that costs nothing here, and nobody acts in your name. Services that cancel for you charge a fee or a share of what you save. We do neither.
- How do you know something is a subscription?
- From the pattern: the same merchant, a steady interval, a steady amount. The list says how sure we are, and only the sure ones get a notice. You have the last word, on every line.
- What about a free trial the bank has not charged yet?
- Add it yourself, with its price and renewal date, and it sits on the calendar with the rest. When the first charge lands, the two are one line.
Know what you pay for. Every month, and every year.
Free during the private beta. Connect a bank or import a file, and the list is there before your coffee is cold.