How to find all your subscriptions (even the forgotten ones)
Spot every subscription and recurring charge on your bank and card statements, decode cryptic descriptions, and stop paying for what you don't use.
Updated November 14, 2026 · Not legal advice
Why people lose track
Free trials that converted, app subscriptions, add-ons to your phone plan, cryptic statement descriptions: it's easy to pay every month for something you no longer use.
The manual way
- Download 3 months of statements — 12 if you want to catch yearly renewals — from every checking account and credit card.
- Look for repeating amounts on the same day each month.
- Decode the descriptions:
APPLE.COM/BILLcovers every App Store subscription (details),GOOGLE *covers Google Play (details),AMZNcan hide Prime, Kindle Unlimited or Audible. - Open your app store subscription lists on every phone in the household.
- Search your email for "renewal", "subscription", "receipt" and "trial".
The automatic way
DropMySubs does it from a CSV or PDF export of your statement: it finds recurring charges, cleans up the descriptions, totals what you pay per month and per year, and shows the next charge dates. Your statement is never stored, and your first scan is free.
Then decide
For each subscription, ask: did I use it last month? If not, cancel it — every service page shows the fastest way.
FAQ
How many months of statements should I check?
At least three for monthly subscriptions; twelve to catch yearly ones.
What else are you paying for?
Upload your bank statement: DropMySubs finds every subscription and shows what they really cost you. Your first scan is free.
Free scan · statement never stored · then $9.99/mo