SubAlly is a subscription tracker for everything you pay for — streaming, SaaS tools, gym, meal kits, apps. You add what you're paying for; nothing connects to your bank, your card or your inbox.
$219
Average household spend, per month
2–3
Forgotten subscriptions, per household
70/day
Subscription complaints filed with the FTC
0
Bank credentials required to use SubAlly
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Search a catalogue of common services and SubAlly prefills the category, price, billing cycle and currency — or type in anything it doesn't know. Correct any of it before you save.
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Monthly and annual totals with a category breakdown — streaming, tools, fitness, food — so you know exactly where the $219 is going. Price anything in its own currency and read the whole total in yours.
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A month calendar shades each renewal by how big the charge is, so the painful ones stand out. One email a week, on the day you pick, lists everything due in the next seven days and what it adds up to.
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Mark a service as used when you use it. Anything untouched for 30+ days is counted up with the monthly cost attached, so the cancel list writes itself.
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Assign each subscription to the household member who uses it, the card it's billed to, and a category — fourteen built in, plus any of your own.
SubAlly has no bank connection to hack, no OAuth token to steal, and no reason to see your balance. It reads one thing: what you type in. A card here is a name like “Joint Visa” — never a card number. That's the entire surface area.
