Subscription Audit Tool
Track every subscription and find the unused ones bleeding your wallet.
Free Subscription Audit Tool — Find Your Monthly Money Bleed
The average American spends $273/month on subscriptions — and most don't realize how much. Netflix + Spotify + Amazon Prime + Disney+ + ChatGPT + Costco + gym + iCloud + Audible... add it up. This tool tracks every subscription, flags the unused ones, and shows your 10-year cost.
How to use this tool
- 1
Add each subscription
Name, cost, frequency (monthly/yearly), days since last used.
- 2
Use preset buttons
Quick-add Netflix, Spotify, Prime, etc.
- 3
See monthly, yearly, and 10-year totals
Plus cancel candidates.
Pro tips
- Cancel anything not used in 30+ days. You can always resubscribe — most services don't lock you out.
- Switch yearly billing for monthly on services you might cancel — yearly saves 15% but locks you in.
- Set calendar reminders for free-trial end dates — they auto-charge if you don't cancel.
- Use Privacy.com or virtual cards to limit subscription overcharges.
Frequently asked questions
How much do Americans spend on subscriptions?
Average: $273/month. Top-quartile: $400+. That's $3,200–$5,000/year on subscriptions alone.
Are subscriptions a bad deal?
Not inherently — but unused ones absolutely are. Audit twice yearly to cut waste.
What about family plans?
Family plans on Spotify, YouTube Premium, Disney+, and Apple One save 50–70% per person if you actually share.