A subscription tracker with step-by-step cancel guides.

Subex is a subscription tracker that keeps your recurring payments, spending and renewal dates in one place. You add each subscription by hand: pick from 279 services or create a custom entry, enter your billing details, and choose a reminder. Your subscription list and calendar help you decide what to keep and what to cancel before the next payment.

Start with your Apple or Google Play subscription list, then review your email receipts and recent bank or card statements for services billed directly. Check older statements for annual renewals too. Add the subscriptions you find to Subex so you can manage them together. Subex tracks the entries you add; it does not scan your bank transactions.

No. Subex does not connect to your bank, card or inbox, so it cannot find subscriptions on its own. Check your App Store and Google Play subscriptions, email receipts and card statements, then add what you find to Subex by hand. To look up how to cancel a particular service, search the cancellation guide directory on this website.

Subex helps you reach the provider’s cancellation page when one is available, but you complete the cancellation with the company or app store that bills you. Afterward, mark the subscription as cancelled in Subex to update your tracking. Deleting or changing an entry in Subex does not stop charges from the provider.

For subscriptions billed by Apple, open Settings, select your name, then open Subscriptions. Choose the service and select Cancel Subscription. If it is missing, check the Apple Account on your receipt. A subscription billed directly by a provider or through another payment platform needs to be cancelled with whoever bills you, even if you use its app on your iPhone.

For subscriptions billed through Google Play, open the Subscriptions area in Google Play using the Google Account you purchased with. Select the service, choose Cancel subscription, and follow the confirmation steps. Services billed outside Google Play must be cancelled with the provider or billing platform. Uninstalling an app does not cancel its subscription.

For a trial billed by Apple, open Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Select the trial, choose the cancellation option and confirm. Apple advises cancelling at least 24 hours before the trial ends to prevent renewal. Check the confirmation for your access end date. If you track it in Subex, enter the date the trial converts as the renewal date and set a reminder 1 or 3 days before.

Open your subscriptions in Google Play using the Google Account that started the trial. Select the plan, choose Cancel subscription and complete the confirmation steps before the trial expires. Otherwise, the paid subscription begins automatically under the offer’s terms. Uninstalling the app does not stop renewal. If you track it in Subex, enter the date the trial converts as the renewal date and set a reminder 1 or 3 days before.

Yes. You do not need to link a bank account or share bank login details to track subscriptions in Subex. You add the service, price, currency and billing schedule yourself. This also lets you include memberships and recurring payments from different cards in one list, as long as you keep the details up to date.

Yes. Create a custom entry for a recurring bill or membership that is not in the provider list, then add its amount and billing schedule. Subex supports weekly, monthly, quarterly, six-monthly and yearly cycles. It helps you track these payments and their dates; it does not pay bills or change payment arrangements with your providers.

You can set a renewal reminder for one or three days before a subscription is due, or turn it off for that subscription. Allow notifications on your phone and keep the billing details current so reminders follow the right schedule. You can also check upcoming renewals in the calendar whenever you want to plan ahead.

Yearly plans are a standard billing cycle in Subex, so you can set a reminder 1 or 3 days before the renewal. Subex has no separate free-trial tracker. For a trial, enter the date it converts to a paid plan as the renewal date and set a reminder 1 or 3 days before. Always check the provider’s own cancellation deadline; a reminder in Subex does not cancel anything.

Subex is free for 1 subscription or recurring bill added by hand. Tracking more than one needs Premium, an in-app purchase. Premium is sold as an annual plan at $49.99 per year in USD, approximately $4.17 per month, billed annually, and as a weekly plan at $7.99 per week. There is no free trial of Premium. Premium also adds spending breakdowns by category and billing cycle, plus the option to switch between currency spending views. Prices vary by region and can change; review the current price and terms in the app before purchasing. You do not need to sign up or connect a bank account to get started.

Not yet. The Android app is available on Google Play. The iPhone app is coming soon. The cancellation guides on this website work in any browser, including on an iPhone, and do not need the app.