Clear renewal visibility
Use the calendar and reminders to make better decisions before renewal dates arrive.
Subscription tracker pricing
Simple pricing for subscription tracking and recurring-cost visibility
SubTrack is built for people and lean teams that want a focused subscription tracker with reminders, recurring-cost visibility, and exportable data. The pricing page exists to explain value clearly, not to hide it behind vague packaging.
Why this page exists
SubTrack is focused on subscription tracking, recurring-payment visibility, and better renewal decisions.
- Clear recurring-cost totals
- Renewal calendar and reminders
- Personal and business use cases
- Privacy-first workflow without bank access
What pricing should buy you
A focused recurring-cost view
Separate subscription management from generic finance tooling so reviews stay fast.
A cleaner path for teams
Move from personal tracking to business use cases without changing tools.
Plan snapshot
Free during beta
€0
Start tracking subscriptions without a credit card.
- Subscription dashboard
- Recurring payment tracking
- Category organization
- CSV export
Paid plans later
TBD
Future plans should stay aligned with real recurring-cost management value.
- Advanced reminders
- Shared-subscription workflows
- Higher-usage reporting
- Expanded business use cases
High-value capabilities behind the product
Dashboard and category totals
See how recurring costs stack up across services and categories.
Calendar-based review
See what renews this week, this month, and later.
Export and portability
Take your recurring-payment data into spreadsheets, reporting, or accounting workflows.
Compare by scenario
Personal subscription tracking
Useful if you want to cut forgotten or duplicated household subscriptions.
Open pageFreelancer software oversight
Useful when recurring tools directly affect margin.
Open pageStartup SaaS review
Useful when software sprawl grows faster than headcount.
Open pageFrequently asked questions
Is SubTrack free right now?
Yes. SubTrack is free during beta, with the pricing page focused on the value the product already provides and the paid direction it can support later.
Why keep the pricing page if plans may change later?
Because pricing pages help commercial-intent searchers understand what the product is for, how it creates value, and whether it fits their workflow.
Start with the recurring-payment view you actually need
SubTrack is built to make subscription reviews faster, not to bury them in a general finance interface.