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Subscription tracker

Put all your subscriptions in one list and see what they really cost a month and a year, what renews in the next 30 days, and what you could cancel.

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Your subscriptions, most expensive first

    Renewing in the next 30 days

    Cancel candidates

    Mark anything you don't use with "I don't use this" and it shows up here with what you'd save.

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    Export saves your list as a JSON file you can keep or move to another device. Import replaces this list with the one in the file.

    Free trials and your rights
    • Many free trials turn into paid plans automatically. Before you type your card details, check the date it starts charging and the price, and add it here with that date so it shows up under "Renewing in the next 30 days".
    • Cancel in the way the terms say (often in the app or by email), take a screenshot or keep the email confirming it, and check your next card statement.
    • In the UAE, Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 on Consumer Protection says a contract term that frees the supplier from its duties under the law is void (Article 21), and online sellers registered in the UAE must give you their details and the payment terms in Arabic (Article 25).
    • If a company won't cancel or keeps charging, complain to the Ministry of Economy (800 1222) or your emirate's consumer protection department, and tell your bank about any charge you didn't agree to. Know your consumer rights

    Sources: UAE Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 on Consumer Protection (Article 21: terms that release the supplier from its obligations are void; Article 25: duties of e-commerce providers registered in the UAE), from the UAE legislation portal uaelegislation.gov.ae; Cabinet Resolution No. 66 of 2023 on its executive regulations; the consumer protection pages of u.ae, the official UAE government portal, and the Ministry of Economy (800 1222). Currency: totals convert only currencies with a fixed US dollar peg (AED 3.6725, SAR 3.75, QAR 3.64, OMR 0.3845, BHD 0.376 per US dollar, as set by each central bank); other currencies are totalled on their own. Monthly equivalents use 52 weeks a year. This is a budgeting aid, not legal or financial advice: the terms of your own contract and the authority's own pages are final.