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Work · August 6, 2023

Subscription Tracker

Manage all your subscriptions in one place

Subscription Tracker launched on August 6, 2023 with 118 votes, #531 of 4,347 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

What it does

The Notion Subscription Tracker template is a tool that helps you track and manage your subscriptions, all in one place, helping you stay organized and potentially save money. Don't lose money by forgetting to cancel subscriptions.

Manage all your subscriptions in one place.The Notion Subscription Tracker template is a tool that helps you track and manage your subscriptions, all in one place, helping you stay organized and potentially save money.Don't lose money by forgetting to cancel subscriptions.With the Notion Subscription Tracker template, you have all the tools you need to stay organized and in control of your subscri

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