Cancel Subscriptions & Track Recurring Payments

To cancel subscriptions easily, first track all your active subscriptions using SubTracker to stay organized. Then, log into each service's account settings and look for "Cancel Subscription" or "Manage Billing." Most services like Netflix, Spotify, and Disney+ allow instant online cancellation. For stubborn subscriptions, you can also cancel through your bank or credit card company by blocking recurring charges.

Pro tip: SubTracker sends you timely reminders before renewal dates, giving you time to cancel subscriptions you no longer want before being charged again.

Use a subscription tracker app like SubTracker to monitor all your recurring payments in one dashboard. Simply add your subscriptions manually by entering the service name, cost, and renewal date. You'll see all your subscriptions, renewal dates, and total monthly spending organized in one place.

SubTracker helps you stay organized without storing sensitive data - you manually input your subscription details and receive helpful reminders and reports to manage your recurring payments effectively.

To stop unwanted recurring payments: 1) Cancel directly with the merchant through their website or app, 2) Contact your bank or credit card company to block the charges, 3) Use your bank's online banking to set up payment blocks for specific merchants. Always cancel with the merchant first to avoid potential account issues.

SubTracker helps by sending you timely reminder notifications before renewals, giving you advance notice to cancel subscriptions you no longer want before you're charged again.

To find hidden subscriptions: 1) Review 3-6 months of bank and credit card statements, 2) Check your email for subscription confirmations and receipts, 3) Look through your phone's app store subscriptions (iOS App Store or Google Play), 4) Create a comprehensive list of all services you've signed up for.

Common hidden subscriptions include free trials that converted to paid, annual renewals, and small monthly charges that are easy to miss. Once you find them, add each subscription to SubTracker manually to track renewal dates and get reminder notifications.

Save money on subscriptions by: 1) Canceling unused services, 2) Sharing family plans with friends/family, 3) Looking for annual discounts instead of monthly billing, 4) Using free alternatives when possible, 5) Rotating subscriptions (cancel Netflix, use Hulu for a month, then switch back).

SubTracker helps you save money by providing clear reports of your total monthly spending and sending timely reminders before renewals, so you can make informed decisions about which subscriptions to keep or cancel.

To avoid free trial charges: 1) Set calendar reminders 2-3 days before the trial ends, 2) Cancel immediately after signing up (you'll usually keep access for the full trial period), 3) Use a subscription tracker app that alerts you before trials expire, 4) Use virtual credit cards or prepaid cards for trials.

SubTracker helps with free trial tracking by sending you reminder notifications before your trial expires, so you have time to cancel directly with the service provider if you don't want to continue.

Yes, SubTracker is free to get started! You can track up to 3 subscriptions, get free trial reminders, and receive renewal notifications at no cost. This free tier is perfect for users with just a few key subscriptions to manage.

For users with more subscriptions, we offer premium plans with unlimited tracking, advanced analytics, and comprehensive budget management features for just $4.99/month or $45/year - helping you save much more than the cost of the subscription.

Free Plan: Track up to 3 subscriptions with basic reminders and notifications - perfect for getting started.

Premium Plans: Unlimited subscription tracking, advanced spending analytics, comprehensive budget management, detailed reports, and priority support. Available for $4.99/month or $45/year (save $15 annually).

Most users save $200-500 per year by better managing their subscriptions, making the premium plan pay for itself many times over.

Organize your subscriptions by: 1) Using a centralized tracking app, 2) Categorizing by type (entertainment, productivity, fitness), 3) Setting up a dedicated email for subscriptions, 4) Using one credit card for all subscriptions, 5) Creating a monthly review schedule to assess value.

SubTracker helps you organize by letting you manually categorize your subscriptions, view renewal dates in an organized dashboard, and generate spending reports to better manage your recurring payments.