SubBuddy
Track every subscription, trial, and renewal in one private dashboard. No bank account linking required. Free plan, smart renewal alerts, and a pay-once lifetime option.
SubBuddy launched on August 18, 2025 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Never miss a payment or a trial ending. SubBuddy helps you manage all your subscriptions in one place. With SubBuddy, all your subscriptions meet in one place, where you can manage, view AI analytics, spending habits, and recieve email notifications.
Keep track of what you pay for streaming, apps, and work tools in one private list. Get a reminder before each renewal. Asked to guess, consumers said $86. Asked to itemise category by category, the same people reached $219. $1,596 a year. And 42% were still paying for at least one service they had already stopped using. Benchmarks from C+R Research and Deloitte 2025 subscription surveys. Read our full data breakdown This runs in your browser. Nothing was sent anywhere, and there is no account yet. Choose how to add your subscriptions. Review the details before you save. Enter the service, price, and next renewal date. Start with up to 3 subscriptions free. Bring your list as a CSV and edit…from subbuddy.io
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