The app that tracks subscriptions — so nothing bills you by surprise
Most people track subscriptions in their head, which is why they're surprised by them. On Top of Subs keeps every subscription and free trial in one list on your device, shows your monthly total at a glance, and reminds you before anything renews. Then, when one isn't earning its keep, it takes you straight to the cancellation screen. Free on iPhone and Android.
Tracking only helps if it shows you the whole picture
There are two kinds of subscription trackers: ones that keep a tidy list, and ones that turn the list into something you'll act on. The difference is reminders, and it's the difference between noticing a charge and preventing it.
Because your list lives on your device with no bank login, On Top of Subs shows the whole picture honestly: what each subscription costs, when it renews, and which channel bills it. Free trials are tracked like everything else, so the one that was "only going to be a trial" gets flagged before it converts and starts billing.
That clarity is also what makes the forgotten charges surface. Once the App Store subs, the Google Play subs, and the card-billed ones sit in the same list, the streaming add-on you stopped watching and the annual storage plan you never use stop hiding in plain sight.
From scattered charges to a full picture in minutes
- Add in seconds. Type in each subscription and free trial. Name, price, renewal date, and which channel bills it — that's the whole entry, and it stays on your device.
- See the full picture. Your monthly total, the upcoming renewals, and the items you haven't touched. The unused and the duplicates stop blending into the noise.
- Act instead of react. Reminders fire before anything bills you. When you decide something has to go, one tap opens the App Store or Google Play cancellation screen — or the guide for a card-billed service.
Free trials, tracked
Add a trial and get reminded before it converts. The 7-day thing you meant to cancel becomes a charge you saw coming, or never happens.
Monthly spend view
One glance shows what leaves your account every month. When the total surprises you, the list of what's cutting into it is already there.
Renewal reminders
Annual plans are the ones people forget until the $99 charge lands. On Top of Subs flags them with the same reminders as monthly plans.
Track what you've found, then go find the rest
A tracker is only as complete as the list you put into it. That's true of every app without a bank login — and it's exactly why the first setup should include a proper sweep.
Subscriptions hide in four places: the App Store, Google Play, your card and bank statements, and PayPal or Amazon. Checking all four once takes about fifteen minutes, and it's the single most effective way to make your list honest. Our find-every-subscription guide walks each channel in order, including how to decode APPLE.COM/BILL and GOOGLE * charges on a statement.
Do that once, put the results in On Top of Subs, and the reminders keep the list from growing back. The app handles the daily job — the tracking and the nudges — and the monthly review becomes a minute of looking rather than an afternoon of digging.
Questions people ask about tracking subscriptions
Yes. On Top of Subs, free on iPhone and Android, keeps every subscription and free trial in one list on your device, shows what you pay per month, and reminds you before anything renews. No bank login, and your list never leaves your phone.
No single app can see every channel. Apple Settings shows App Store subscriptions, the Google Play subscriptions center shows Google Play ones, and bank-scanning apps like Rocket Money show charges on your linked cards. On Top of Subs is where you bring them together in one list with reminders.
You add each subscription yourself in a few seconds, and once they're all in one place the forgotten and unused ones become obvious. The honest limit is that without a bank login, the app can't discover charges on its own — our guide to finding every subscription covers the four places they hide.
No. On Top of Subs never connects to your bank and never touches your money. You add subscriptions yourself and they stay on your device, which is the privacy trade-off for not scanning your accounts.
Yes. Add a free trial and the app reminds you before it converts to a paid plan, so you're never charged by surprise. The same reminders cover annual renewals and monthly plans.
Yes. Because every subscription is labelled by the channel that bills it, one tap opens the App Store or Google Play cancellation screen for store-billed ones, and a step-by-step guide covers card-billed services.
Know what you're paying for, before it bills you.
Track every subscription and free trial in one list, with your monthly total and a reminder before anything renews. Free on iOS & Android.