Subscription Renewal Tracker
Track every recurring subscription in one place. See what's coming up, calculate your real monthly cost, and stop getting surprised by auto-renewals.
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Add your first subscription to start tracking renewals and calculating your monthly spend.
About the Subscription Renewal Tracker
The average household now pays for over a dozen recurring subscriptions — streaming services, cloud storage, software tools, gym memberships, news outlets, and more. It's easy to lose track of what renews when, and even easier to forget about services you stopped using months ago.
The Subscription Renewal Tracker gives you one simple dashboard to log every recurring payment, see what's renewing soon, and calculate your real monthly and yearly spend. Unlike banking apps, it works for any payment method — card, PayPal, bank transfer, even shared family plans — and it never connects to your bank account.
Everything is stored locally in your browser. There's no account, no cloud sync, and no way for anyone else to see your subscription list. If you want a backup, you can export your data to a JSON file and re-import it later.
How to Use the Subscription Renewal Tracker
Add Your Subscriptions
Click Add Subscription and enter the name, cost, billing cycle, and next renewal date. Pick a category like Streaming, Software, or Fitness to keep things organized.
Review Upcoming Renewals
The Upcoming Renewals section surfaces anything due in the next 30 days, colour-coded so you can spot urgent ones at a glance.
Check Your Real Spend
Monthly and yearly totals at the top convert every cycle (weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly) into one comparable figure.
Mark Renewed or Pause
When a subscription renews, click the check icon to auto-advance the next renewal date. Pause services you're not sure about instead of deleting them.
Filter and Search
Use the search box and filters to find a specific service, or to review everything in a single category — useful for annual subscription audits.
Back Up Your Data
Use Export to save a JSON backup. If you change browsers or clear your cache, Import restores everything instantly.
Common Use Cases
Personal Budgeting
See the true cost of your streaming, gym, and software habits — often more than people expect when they add it all up.
Annual Subscription Audits
Do a quarterly sweep and pause anything you haven't used in the past month. You'll typically save more than you'd expect.
Freelancer / Small Business Tools
Track recurring SaaS charges — design tools, hosting, analytics, email, CRMs — to understand your true monthly tool overhead.
Avoid Free-Trial Surprises
Log trials with the date they convert to paid. A reminder 3 days before gives you time to cancel if you don't want to continue.
Household / Shared Plans
Keep the family subscription list in one place so you know who is paying for what and when a renewal is coming up.
Cost Comparison by Cycle
See instantly whether a "yearly discount" actually beats the monthly rate for a service you might cancel in six months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the subscription tracker really free?
Yes. Every feature — unlimited subscriptions, categories, import/export, renewal tracking — is free. There's no sign-up, no trial, and no subscription to use the subscription tracker.
Where is my data stored?
Only in your browser's localStorage on this device. Nothing is sent to our servers, and we have no way to see your subscriptions. If you clear your browser data, your list will be erased unless you exported it.
Does this connect to my bank account?
No. This is a manual tracker, not a bank aggregator. You enter subscriptions yourself, which means it works for any payment method and any country — but you need to keep it up to date.
Will the tool send me renewal reminders by email?
No — because we don't collect your email. Bookmark the page and check in weekly, or use the JSON export together with a calendar tool if you need push alerts.
How do the "Remind me to cancel" alerts work?
Each subscription can have a cancel-by date. On that date (and every day after, until you mark it cancelled), a red banner appears at the top of the page with the list of subscriptions that need action. A "Need to Cancel" panel also lists everything you've scheduled, so you never forget to cut a service before it auto-renews.
What happens when I click "Mark cancelled"?
The subscription is flagged as cancelled, stops counting toward your monthly and yearly totals, and drops off the active list and cancel reminders. It stays in your archive (under "Inactive / cancelled") so you can always see what you used to pay for.
How do the monthly and yearly totals work?
Every active subscription is converted to a monthly equivalent (weekly × 52 ÷ 12, quarterly × 4 ÷ 12, yearly ÷ 12) and then summed. The yearly total is simply monthly × 12.
What does "Mark as renewed" do?
It moves the next renewal date forward by one billing cycle. If the date is already in the past, it catches up first and then advances once more, so you don't have to click it repeatedly.
Can I track subscriptions in different currencies?
Yes — each subscription has its own currency. The dashboard total shows the symbol of your first active subscription for a simple visual; we don't convert between currencies because exchange rates change constantly.
Should I delete a subscription I'm cancelling, or pause it?
Pause it first. Inactive subscriptions stay in your list for reference but stop counting toward totals and upcoming renewals. You can delete them later once you're sure the cancellation was processed.
Can I share my subscription list with my partner?
Export the JSON and share the file. Whoever imports it will see the same list. Since there's no cloud sync, you'd need to re-export and re-import if you update it.
Does it work offline?
Once the page has loaded, yes. All logic runs client-side, so you can add, edit, and view subscriptions without an internet connection.
What happens if I open the page on a different device?
You'll start fresh, because data is stored per-browser. Use Export on your first device, then Import on the second to bring your list across.