Sublio vs Subsum

Are you losing track of your monthly subscriptions? Streaming services, software tools, gym memberships... it all adds up! Sublio is your ultimate personal subscription manager, designed to help you take back control of your recurring expenses and save money. With a beautiful, modern, and minimalist interface, Sublio makes budgeting effortless. See exactly where your money is going every month and never pay for an unwanted or forgotten subscription again. Key Features: Track Everything in One Place: Easily add, organize, and manage all your digital and physical subscriptions. Smart Reminders: Get notified before a payment is due or a free trial ends. Never miss a cancellation date again! Expense Insights: Clear, easy-to-read charts that show your monthly and yearly spending at a glance. Clean & Intuitive Design: A seamless, user-friendly experience without any clutter. Take charge of your budget today. Download Sublio and start managing your subscriptions the smart way! Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The best subscription tracker ever. And it's free. FOREVER. No premium tiers, no trials, no ads. Subsum is the simplest way to see what your subscriptions really cost. Add them in seconds from a catalog of 150+ popular services, group them by category, and see your monthly and yearly totals on one clean screen. WHY SUBSUM - Monthly and yearly totals, always up to date - Live exchange rates: mix USD, EUR, GBP and TRY subscriptions and see the total in the currency you choose - A catalog of 150+ popular apps and services with logos, plus custom entries for anything else - Categories you control: create, rename and delete - Labels for multiple accounts (personal, work, family) - Billing periods from monthly to every 2 years, all normalized to a monthly cost - 6 languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Russian - Dark and light themes - Sign in with Apple or Google; your data syncs with the web app at subsum.app No credit card. No paywall waiting at the end. That's the whole point.