Subscription and free-trial renewal tracker

Subscriptions are designed to be easy to start and easy to forget. A reminder a few days before each renewal turns an invisible drain into a deliberate choice.

  • Free reminders 7 days and 1 day before renewal
  • Catch free trials before the first charge lands
  • See every recurring cost on one dashboard
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The free-trial trap

Trials convert silently. The charge appears on a statement weeks later, often under a merchant name that bears no resemblance to the service, and by then a refund is a favour rather than a right.

The moment you start a trial, add it with the end date and a one-day reminder. If you're still using it when the email arrives, do nothing. If not, you have a day to cancel.

Annual subscriptions are the expensive ones

Monthly charges get noticed. Annual ones renew once, quietly, twelve months after you last thought about the service — and they're usually the larger amounts: software licences, cloud storage, memberships, domain names, insurance add-ons.

A seven-day reminder gives you time to downgrade, negotiate, or move to a competitor's introductory offer before the payment clears.

Do a yearly sweep

Once your subscriptions are listed in one place, the total becomes obvious for the first time. Most households find at least one service nobody has opened in months, and often a duplicate — two streaming plans, two storage plans, two password managers.

Cancelling those is the fastest, least painful saving available in personal finance, and it takes about twenty minutes once you can actually see the list.

Cancel properly

Keep the cancellation confirmation. Store it against the item before you delete it, because disputed charges after cancellation are common and the confirmation email settles them instantly.

Note in the item where the subscription is billed from — directly, through an app store, or via a reseller — since that determines where you have to go to cancel it.

Frequently asked questions

When do reminders arrive?
By default 7 days and 1 day before the renewal date, which is enough time to cancel almost anywhere.
Does EntryNest connect to my bank?
No. You add subscriptions manually, so we never need access to your bank account or card details.
Is it free?
Yes — five tracked items and three stored documents, free forever, no card required.
What if I have dozens of subscriptions?
Premium removes all limits on items, documents and reminders from $4.99 a month, and adds a weekly summary email.

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Add the date once, choose when you want to hear about it, and get on with your life.

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