THE BIG PICTURE, DOWN TO THE LAST BILL

Subscription cost calculator.
Small payments add up.

Add what you pay for. See your monthly total, the yearly cost, and what those subscriptions could add up to over time. Then decide what’s worth keeping.

  • Your subscriptions, your prices
  • Monthly, yearly & more
  • Calculated in your browser

FROM SMALL CHARGES TO A CLEAR TOTAL

Know the number.
Make it work for you.

  1. 01

    Use the price you actually pay

    Check your receipt, including taxes and any recurring discounts. Add a bundle once to avoid counting the same charge twice.

  2. 02

    Look beyond this month

    Annual spending puts weekly, monthly and yearly bills on the same basis. Explore a price-increase scenario to see how the total could change.

  3. 03

    Make room for what matters

    Mark the subscriptions you could let go. Then use Subex to keep renewal dates in view and find the next steps for cancelling.

THE NUMBERS, EXPLAINED

Questions, answered.

How do I calculate my monthly subscription costs?

Add each subscription and enter the amount on your bill with its billing frequency. Monthly charges are multiplied by 12, yearly charges are counted once, quarterly charges four times, and weekly charges 52 times. The yearly total divided by 12 gives your average monthly cost.

Does the calculator include current subscription prices?

You enter your own prices, so the total can reflect your plan, discount, bundle and taxes. Check your latest receipt or billing page and enter the full recurring charge. A service name does not select a particular plan or price.

How does the price-increase scenario work?

Choose a time period and an assumed annual price increase. The first year uses the amounts you entered; each following year increases them by the chosen percentage. The rate starts at 10% — the compound annual increase implied by nine major streaming services rising roughly 61% between 2021 and 2026 — and applies equally to all entries. Set it to 0% to hold today’s prices. It is a what-if calculation, not a prediction of any provider’s future prices.

Can I see how much I could save by cancelling subscriptions?

Mark a subscription as “Consider cancelling” to include its cost in your potential savings. The estimate assumes you stop paying for it for a full year. It does not cancel anything, refund earlier payments or account for a contract’s notice period. Use the linked guide to check your cancellation options.

Can I mix different currencies or add an annual plan?

Annual plans are supported. Use one currency for all entries in a calculation. Changing the currency selector changes the display label only; it does not convert amounts or look up exchange rates. Convert any differently billed amounts yourself before entering them.

Are my subscription amounts saved or sent anywhere?

Your entries and calculations stay in this page’s memory. The calculator does not send them to a server or save them in browser storage. Reloading or closing the page clears them. It also does not automatically import the list into the Subex app.

What should I do after adding up my subscriptions?

Review which subscriptions you still use, check upcoming renewal dates, and decide what to keep. Continue with Subex to keep track of subscriptions and renewal reminders, or open a cancellation guide for a service you no longer need.

The total is a start.
Staying in control is next.

Keep your subscriptions together, stay ahead of renewals, and get help finding the right cancellation steps with Subex.

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