The app to manage subscriptions — all of them, in one place
Managing subscriptions is four small jobs: keep the full list, see the real cost, catch changes before they bill, and act when one has to go. On Top of Subs does all four from one screen — on your phone, with no bank login. Free on iPhone and Android.
Managing subscriptions is four small jobs, not one
Most apps call themselves subscription managers and only do the first job: keep a list. The other three are where the money actually comes back.
- Know what you have. Every subscription and free trial in one place, labelled by the channel that bills it, with its price and renewal date.
- See the real cost. A monthly total that includes the annual plans, so the $99 charge that arrives once a year stops hiding inside a monthly-looking budget.
- Catch changes before they bill. Reminders before a free trial converts, a monthly plan renews, or an annual plan comes due. Managing means never being surprised by a charge.
- Act on the list. When something has to go, one tap opens the App Store or Google Play cancellation screen — and a guide covers the card-billed services.
The last job is what separates managing from merely listing. A list with no exit still leaves you hunting through Settings when you finally decide to cancel; On Top of Subs keeps the exit beside the list.
Set it up once, run it for the year
- Add everything once. Each subscription and free trial takes a few seconds: name, price, renewal date, billing channel. Do it while you're already looking at your list.
- Review on your own schedule. The monthly spend view and the renewals list make a check-in a thirty-second glance, not a hunt through statements.
- Act when something has to go. A reminder surfaces the trial about to convert or the plan you stopped using. One tap opens the right cancellation screen, or the guide for a card-billed service.
Monthly overview
Every renewal added up, annual plans included, so the real monthly cost of your subscriptions stops being a mystery.
Free-trial control
Trials convert quietly on their own unless something flags them. On Top of Subs flags them with a reminder, so converting is a choice.
One-tap exit
The cancellation screen sits one tap from the list, because managing includes leaving — without a hunt through Settings.
Apple and Google only show you their half
Apple Settings lists App Store subscriptions. The Google Play subscriptions center lists Google Play subscriptions. Neither knows about the card-billed ones — the gym, the direct-streaming, the cloud storage that bills its own account.
That's why "managing subscriptions" usually means keeping a list somewhere on your own. On Top of Subs is that somewhere: one screen with the store-billed and the direct-billed together, the channel shown beside each one so you always know where you'd cancel it.
It's also why the honest first step is a one-time sweep. Our find-every-subscription guide walks the four places they hide in about fifteen minutes, and our guide to keeping track compares the systems people actually use — from a spreadsheet to a tracker app.
Questions people ask about managing subscriptions
It depends on what managing means to you. If you want one list with your monthly spend, reminders before renewals, and a fast way to cancel, On Top of Subs does all three in one app on iPhone and Android, free with ads. A bank-scanning app like Rocket Money adds automatic discovery at the cost of linking your bank.
Yes. On Top of Subs runs on iOS and Android, and it manages subscriptions from both billing channels — it opens Apple's subscription sheet for App Store subscriptions and the Google Play subscriptions center for Google Play ones. Your list stays on your device.
Yes. On Top of Subs is free with ads, and a one-time $19.99 purchase removes them for life. There's no monthly fee for the app itself, which fits the point of keeping more of your money.
Yes. Each subscription has a price and a renewal date, and the app rolls them up into a monthly total. Annual plans are shown too, so a $99 yearly charge you forgot about stops hiding inside a clean monthly-looking total.
Yes. Free trials are tracked like any other subscription, and a reminder fires before the trial converts to a paid plan. That's the whole difference between a trial you control and a charge you discover on a statement.
No. On Top of Subs never connects to your bank, reads your transactions, or touches your money. You add subscriptions yourself and they stay on your device.
All your subscriptions, finally in one place.
Keep the full list, see what you actually spend, and reach the cancellation screen when something has to go. Free on iOS & Android.