Upload one bank statement. Subtotal finds every subscription and recurring charge hiding in it, tells you which ones to kill, and hands you the cancellation links.
No bank logins. No account linking. No app watching your money forever. One statement, one audit, done.
Grab last month's PDF from your bank — it's under "Statements," takes about 30 seconds. It's opened and read in your browser — code comes to your data, your data doesn't go to the code.
Uploaded account numbers, balances, your name, and address are not sent for analysis or kept for data. You see the exact list of merchants, dates, and amounts before it goes anywhere.
You get every subscription with a direct link to cancel each one, plus a tracker for exactly what you're saving. You also get the merchant's contact info to get refunds on recent charges.
Every finance app says "bank-level security." We'd rather just show you what leaves your device. Your statement is cleaned by a fixed set of rules running in your own browser tab — no AI touches it, nothing is transmitted, until you've seen and approved the cleaned list.
Documents are analyzed and discarded. Nothing is stored. And the cleaning code itself is public: paste anything into it, even look at the source code.
A subscription-cancelling app that charges a subscription would be pretty ironic. One fee, one audit, you keep the savings.
Free while in beta. No account, no card, no bank login. Three minutes.
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