SubWatch
Never forget a subscription payment again
SubWatch launched on October 5, 2025 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
SubWatch helps you track and manage all your subscriptions in one place. Get reminders before renewals, visualize your spending, and never get surprised by a forgotten payment again. Built by a solo developer.
Track and manage your online subscriptions easily with SubWatch. Stay organized and in control of your spending.
Dive deep into what you pay for. SubWatch surfaces every subscription, so you control your cash flow. SubWatch is trusted by users worldwide to manage their subscriptions effortlessly. Just started using @subwatchapp to track all my monthly subscriptions and I'm loving it! Finally have a clear overview of where my money goes each month. No more forgotten subscriptions draining my account. This app is a must-have for subscription management! This is an example testimonial. Share your experience with SubWatch on Twitter and tag us @subwatchapp for a chance to be featured here! This is an example testimonial. Share your experience with SubWatch on Twitter and tag us @subwatchapp for a chance…from subwatch.net
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