Does it use 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.

Any bank that lets you download a statement as a PDF or CSV. We read the file, so there is no bank list to be on.

Will it find my Direct Debits?

Yes, if you upload a statement that shows them. Direct Debits often send no receipt, so forwarding alone can miss them.

Can you cancel a contract for me?

No. We show you the official route, and you cancel with the company. Mobile and broadband contracts may have a minimum term, so check yours first.

Subscription tracker for the UK, no bank login

UK subscriptions are spread across more places than most people expect: a card here, a Direct Debit there, a bundle inside your broadband. Subscriptrack builds one list from your receipts and statements, in pounds, without Open Banking or a bank login.

Updated 1 November 2026

What UK households tend to lose track of

TV and broadband bundles, where one bill hides several services and a discount ends quietly.
Gym memberships paid by Direct Debit, which often never send a receipt.
Meal kits and delivery passes that keep running after you stop using them.
Breakdown and boiler cover that renews once a year, so it is easy to forget the date.
Newspapers and magazines that started on a low introductory price.

Direct Debits without Open Banking

Many UK services are paid by Direct Debit and send no email receipt, so a tracker that reads only your inbox misses them. Download a PDF or CSV statement from your banking app and upload it. Subscriptrack reads that one file and finds the regular payments in it.

You choose which months to share, and we never connect to your bank. Forward your receipts as well, because a receipt names the plan and price, while a statement line is often just a short code.

Your right to cancel in the UK

When you buy a service online, you usually have 14 days to change your mind. If you ask for a service to start straight away, you may pay for what you used. If you start streaming or downloading digital content, you may lose that right, so read what you agree to at checkout.

New UK subscription rules under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act are planned to start in January 2027. They are aimed at renewal reminders and easier ways to leave. The date was not final when we last checked, so look at GOV.UK for the latest. This is general information and not legal advice.

Cancel guides for UK services

Each guide has the official cancel link and the steps. We show a notice period only where the company states it. You cancel with the company yourself, as we do not cancel for you.

What it costs in the UK

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. Prices include VAT. 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 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 UK banks work?: Any bank that lets you download a statement as a PDF or CSV. We read the file, so there is no bank list to be on.
Will it find my Direct Debits?: Yes, if you upload a statement that shows them. Direct Debits often send no receipt, so forwarding alone can miss them.
Can you cancel a contract for me?: No. We show you the official route, and you cancel with the company. Mobile and broadband contracts may have a minimum term, so check yours first.