See What Your Subscriptions Really Cost — Before They Renew
A few dollars here, a free trial there, and one day the total is a small car payment. Renewly lists them all, shows the yearly damage in one number, and counts every renewal you stop paying.
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The problem
Subscriptions are designed to be forgotten. They start with a free trial, renew on dates you never chose, and rise in price by a little each year. Your bank statement shows them one by one, in different months, under names you don't recognise, so the real total never appears anywhere. The apps that promise to find them want access to your bank account — the one thing you should not hand over to save a few dollars.
How Renewly (Subscription Tracker) works
- Pick from 50 ready templates — Netflix, Spotify, iCloud+, ChatGPT Plus, the gym — or type your own.
- Type the price from your bill and the next payment date; Renewly never guesses prices.
- See the yearly total, the monthly cost, and what renews in the next seven days.
- Cancelled something? Tap “I cancelled it” and Renewly counts every renewal you no longer pay.
- Share the damage as a card, or download calendar reminders so nothing renews by surprise.
What you get
- The yearly damage, in one numberWeekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly plans are converted to one yearly total, so you see the real cost at a glance.
- This week's renewalsA short line tells you what is about to charge you in the next seven days, and a badge on each item counts down.
- Saved by cancellingEvery subscription you cancel keeps adding to a savings figure — the renewals you no longer pay. It is the number worth checking, and worth showing off.
- Free-trial and renewal reminders (Pro)Mark a free trial with its end date and download one calendar file with reminders two days before every renewal and before each trial turns paid.
- Price rises and family plans (Pro)When a price changes, Renewly keeps the old one and shows how much your subscriptions went up this year. Split a family plan to see your own share.
- A 12-month forecast (Pro)See which months the yearly plans all land at once, by category, so a big renewal is never a surprise.
Private by design
Renewly never connects to your bank, your card or any service — you type what you pay, and it stays in your browser on your device. There is no account, no server and no analytics, and Renewly never checks real prices, so nothing about what you subscribe to is ever sent anywhere. Nobody, including us, can see your list.
Free vs Pro
What's new
v2.1.0 · 2026-09-25
- A “Charging this week” card at the top, counting down the days to each charge
- Free: download a calendar reminder (.ics) for the next renewal or trial end — Pro still covers every renewal, repeating
- Tap “I cancelled it” and see at once how much you keep every year
- A “Here's what I cut” card to share your yearly savings
- The free version now tracks 8 subscriptions instead of 5
v2.0.0 · 2026-09-24
- 50 ready templates for common services
- The yearly damage in one number, plus what renews in the next seven days
- “I cancelled it” and a running savings figure
- Pro: free-trial alerts, price-rise history, family plans split per person
- A shareable card; your v1 list moves over automatically; 15 languages
FAQ
Is Renewly free?
Yes, for up to eight subscriptions, with the yearly total, this week's charges with a day countdown, templates, a calendar reminder for the next charge and the savings from cancelling. No ads, no account.
Can I get a renewal reminder without paying?
Yes. The free version gives you a calendar file (.ics) for your next charge — the renewal or free-trial end that comes first. Open it and your phone's calendar reminds you two days before. The file is made on your device; nothing is sent anywhere. Pro gives you one file with every renewal, repeating.
Does Renewly know the prices of services?
No. Prices change by country and over time, so Renewly never guesses them. The templates fill in the name and category; you type the price from your bill.
Can Renewly cancel a subscription for me?
No. Cancel with the service itself, then mark it as cancelled in Renewly so it starts counting your savings.
How are the savings counted?
From the renewal date that would have come next, every renewal you no longer pay is added. It is an estimate based on the price you entered.
Is my old list still there?
Yes. The new version picks up the subscriptions you had in Renewly on the same device and browser the first time it opens.
How much is Pro?
One dollar, once — nothing renews, which felt like the right promise for this app. Pro removes the eight-item limit and adds repeating calendar reminders for every renewal, trial alerts, price-rise history, family splits, the forecast and CSV export.