Does it use PSD2 or Open Banking?

No. Subscriptrack never connects to your bank. It reads the receipts you forward, an Outlook inbox if you connect one, and statements you upload.

Which currencies can I see my totals in?

EUR, GBP, USD, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, PLN, CZK, TRY, AUD, CAD and JPY. Foreign charges convert to the currency you choose.

Is the app in my language?

Not yet. The app and its emails are in English today.

Does the 14-day right apply to Subscriptrack?

Yes, on a new paid plan. Our terms explain how it works, and how it differs for the 30-day pass. Your first plan payment also has a 30-day money-back promise.

Subscription tracker for Europe, no bank login

If you live in Europe, your subscriptions may bill in euros, pounds and dollars at once, with VAT on top of some and not others. Subscriptrack builds one list from your receipts and statements, in the currency you choose, without a bank login.

Updated 1 November 2026

Why subscriptions are hard to follow in Europe

Services bill from different countries, so the same plan can appear in different currencies.
Card statements show a short code, which often names a company and not the service.
Foreign currency charges move with the exchange rate, so a fixed plan does not look fixed.
Yearly plans for apps and software renew with little notice.

One list, in your currency

Forward your receipts, connect an Outlook inbox, or upload a PDF or CSV statement. Subscriptrack turns them into one list, and shows totals in your chosen currency. That includes euros, Swiss francs, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish kroner, Polish zloty and Czech koruna.

We do not use PSD2 bank access. You share only the receipts and files you choose. The app is in English today.

Your right to cancel in the EU

EU rules generally give you 14 days to withdraw from a contract made online, with no reason needed. For services the 14 days run from the day you agreed the contract. You can lose this right if you agree to start right away, such as streaming digital content or a service that is fully delivered.

Since 19 June 2026, online sellers must also offer a clear way to withdraw from contracts made online. Details vary by country, and the right applies only within the withdrawal period. Check your national rules, as this is general information and not legal advice.

Cancel guides for services used across Europe

Each guide has the official cancel link and the steps. You cancel with the company yourself, as we do not cancel for you.

What it costs in Europe

Subscriptrack is free for 14 days with a card, then from £4.99 a month, or £39 a year, or £9.99 once for a 30-day pass. We set prices in pounds, and you can pay in euros or your local currency at checkout, where the rate and any conversion fee are shown before you pay. VAT is included. Checkout runs through Link, from Stripe, so your statement shows LINK.COM.

See everything you pay for

Subscriptrack reads your receipts and builds one list of your subscriptions, with renewal reminders and no bank login.

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Questions

Does it use PSD2 or Open Banking?: No. Subscriptrack never connects to your bank. It reads the receipts you forward, an Outlook inbox if you connect one, and statements you upload.
Which currencies can I see my totals in?: EUR, GBP, USD, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, PLN, CZK, TRY, AUD, CAD and JPY. Foreign charges convert to the currency you choose.
Is the app in my language?: Not yet. The app and its emails are in English today.
Does the 14-day right apply to Subscriptrack?: Yes, on a new paid plan. Our terms explain how it works, and how it differs for the 30-day pass. Your first plan payment also has a 30-day money-back promise.