SubChecks
A simple subscription tracker built for freelancers
SubChecks launched on May 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
SubChecks helps freelancers track and manage all their subscriptions in one place. Get notified before renewals, see exactly where your money goes, and avoid unnecessary charges. No more surprise payments or forgotten tools draining your income. Built specifically for freelancers and indie makers who want full control over their recurring expenses. Free to start. Pro plan available for power users.
Track all your subscriptions in one place. Get reminded before renewals hit. See exactly where your money goes. Free to start - Pro $29 one-time.
Keep every subscription in one place. Get reminded before renewals sneak up. Know exactly where your money goes. Most people don't realize how much they're spending until it adds up. You signed up, forgot about it, and it kept charging. Most people are paying for 2 or 3 subscriptions they haven’t used in months. That free trial you forgot about quietly renews and you don’t notice until it hits your bank. Netflix, Spotify, cloud storage, apps. Individually they feel small. Together they’re quietly draining hundreds a year. No bank login, no imports. Add your subscriptions manually in seconds and group them however makes sense to you. Receive simple alerts before you're charged - so nothing…from subchecks.com
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