What's new
Clearer forwarding steps, matching Gmail today
Gmail now confirms a forwarding address with a link instead of a code, and renamed a few buttons. The forwarding guide on the welcome and Import pages follows Gmail's current screens in three steps, with a button that opens each Gmail page and a ready-made search for the filter, plus steps for Outlook.com, Hotmail and Microsoft 365 and for iCloud Mail, each in that service’s current wording with a button to its rules page and fixes for the usual snags, and for forwarding one receipt from any app. Signed in to several Google accounts? Type the Gmail with your receipts and every button opens that account. Tick each step off as you go, and Something not working? answers the usual snags. The app has the same steps.
We ask before a cancellation email changes anything
A “your subscription is cancelled” email no longer marks it cancelled by itself, because anyone can send an email that looks like one. The subscription and your overview ask Did you cancel it?, with who sent the email and its subject. Yes marks it cancelled and keeps the email as your evidence; No leaves it as it was. On the website and in the app.
Totals in 64 currencies
Choose any of 64 currencies for your totals and subscriptions, now including Gulf, North and East African, South Asian and more Latin American currencies such as Qatari riyals, Kuwaiti dinars, Moroccan dirhams, Kenyan shillings and Peruvian soles. Amounts show with their own decimals (no decimals for yen, three for Kuwaiti dinars), and a currency is never added to your total at face value.
Two accounts with the same service
Two Netflix or Spotify accounts in one household used to merge into one line with the wrong price and dates. Receipts from two connected mailboxes now stay as two lines, each marked with the mailbox it came from. If they really are one subscription, the duplicate suggestion merges them.
Is Subscriptrack safe?
A page that says plainly what we cannot do (no bank login, no payments, no cancelling for you), what we read and keep, how to stop it, and who runs Subscriptrack, with links to check us on Companies House, the ICO register and Google Safe Browsing.
Learn moreWhat your bank app shows, and what it misses
A guide to the subscription screens in Barclays, NatWest and Monzo, from their own pages: what they show, what a bank cannot see (free trials, yearly renewals, App Store and PayPal charges, other cards) and how to stop a card payment.
Learn moreReceipts in more currencies, and top-ups left out
Receipts now keep their amount in many more currencies, including Indian rupees, Brazilian reais, South African rand, UAE dirhams and Azerbaijani manat, converted at the day's rate. Usage top-ups, such as extra credit or auto-recharge, are no longer listed as subscriptions.
Select and delete
Clear several subscriptions at once: Select and delete on Subscriptions lets you tick rows or select all, confirm, and delete them with their payment history. Not a subscription is still the way to stop one coming back.
Know when emails are still being read
A big first import can take more than a day to read. Import now says how many emails are still waiting and about when they will be read, instead of saying the import is done, and your savings report email says so too.
More than one mailbox
Connect a personal and a work mailbox, or as many Outlook and Microsoft 365 mailboxes as you use, to one account. Each syncs on its own, and the mailbox card shows each one with its own Sync now and Disconnect.
A reminder to keep cancellation emails as proof
If your imports included a cancellation confirmation, your first-week email now says so and links to it, so you can keep it as proof before we delete imported emails after 30 days. Pro only, like keeping proof itself.
Change a renewal answer, and pick your own dates for work expenses
Picked Keep, cheaper plans or Cancel it for a yearly renewal and changed your mind? Change answer on the subscription clears it so you can choose again. On Pro, Settings now lets you download work expenses for any dates up to 2 years, not only this or last tax year.
A warning when a renewal you chose to cancel is charged
If you chose Cancel it before a yearly renewal and a receipt or statement then shows that renewal was charged, we tell you by email or notification, with the cancel steps and who to ask about a refund. If you decided to keep it after all, you can ignore it.
6-monthly and 2- or 3-year plans
Plans billed every 6 months, or paid 2 or 3 years up front (common for VPNs), are now read and counted correctly: a 3-year plan adds its yearly share to your totals, not its full price every month, and renews on the right day. You can also choose these periods when adding one yourself.
Paused subscriptions and apps billed by Apple
A “your subscription is paused” email now marks it paused, with the day it resumes, instead of looking like a cancellation. On an Apple receipt, a third-party app’s plan gets its own line instead of being filed under Apple.
“Still using it?” in renewal and trial alerts
Monthly renewals and trials about to end now ask in the alert email whether you still use the subscription. Not any more opens the company's cancel steps; you mark it cancelled once you have. Opening a link changes nothing by itself.
A weekly check of every cancel link
Every Monday we open all of the official cancel and help pages our guides link to, more than 350, and fix any that have gone or moved.
Learn moreLast year's Gmail receipts in one go
Search Gmail for last year's receipts, select them all and forward them as attachments to your private address. Each attached email is read on its own, with its own date, and the next renewal is worked out from today.
Learn moreClearer prices on the free plan's picker
Choose which 5 to track now shows each price with its period, such as £95 a year next to £13.99 a month.
Plans in dollars and euros
Pricing and checkout follow your currency: US$ and euro prices for monthly, yearly, the 30-day pass and Lifetime, alongside pounds.
Learn moreLifetime Pro
One payment for everything in Pro, never renewed, with a lower founding price for the first 500 buyers and a full refund within 14 days.
Learn moreA 3-day free trial
Pro now starts with a 3-day trial, with a reminder before it ends. The free plan stays free for up to 5 subscriptions with no card.
Phone notifications
Renewal, trial and price alerts can arrive as notifications on your phone or computer, as well as or instead of email. Notifications never show amounts or account details.
Better reading of forwarded receipts
Company names written two ways now join into one subscription, and logos and small pictures inside a forwarded email no longer get in the way of reading it.
Work and personal subscriptions
Mark the subscriptions you pay for work and see personal and work totals apart. On Pro, download every charge on work subscriptions for the tax year as a CSV for your accountant.
A free plan
Track up to 5 subscriptions for free, with renewal and trial alerts by email. Anything more an import finds is saved by name, and you choose which 5 are tracked.
Learn moreCancel guides in Dutch and German
Step-by-step cancel guides for popular services in Dutch and German, with the consumer rules that apply in each country.
Learn moreWhere each subscription was found
Each subscription page shows the email, statement or file it was found in, so you can check it at a glance.
A sample yearly review
See what “Your year in subscriptions” looks like before December, with sample data.
Learn more
Saved so far
After you cancel a subscription or move to a cheaper plan, your overview shows how much less you pay each month and an estimate of what you have saved since.
Honest comparisons
Side-by-side guides comparing Subscriptrack with other subscription trackers, with each company's own facts and sources.
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Subscriptrack launches
Connect your email and see every subscription you pay for in one list, with alerts before renewals and trial ends and step-by-step cancel guides. No bank login, ever.
See everything you pay for
Connect your email and Subscriptrack builds one list of your subscriptions, with renewal reminders and no bank login.