Forgotten trials
A trial that quietly rolls into $19.99 a month is not a small mistake. It is a tax on being busy.
Track every subscription in one place. No bank connections. No dark patterns. Just clarity.
A trial that quietly rolls into $19.99 a month is not a small mistake. It is a tax on being busy.
Most people are paying for duplicate storage, duplicate streaming, or duplicate productivity tools without meaning to.
Annual renewals and price hikes hit harder when they show up cold. Subkept keeps that from being a surprise.
Know when a free trial flips, when a yearly plan is coming due, and when it is time to make a call.
Group subscriptions by category and see what streaming, work, fitness, or family tools are actually costing you.
If you pay in dollars, pounds, euros, or a mix, Subkept keeps the picture readable instead of messy.
Track the subscriptions shared across your home instead of guessing who is paying for what.
Add subscriptions manually and keep your financial privacy intact. You stay in control of what enters the app.
See what is worth keeping, what is getting ignored, and where the waste is hiding without spreadsheet gymnastics.
No trap doors, no manipulative nudges, no fake urgency. The product respects your time.
Not now. Not later. Not "just to help". Manual entry is the point, not a temporary fallback.
Subkept is paid for by the product itself. That means your subscription history is not inventory.
"I killed three zombie subscriptions in twenty minutes. That was $47 a month back in my pocket."
Alex, freelance designer
"The best part is what it does not ask for. No bank login, no import wizard, no nonsense."
Nina, privacy lawyer
"We use it for the whole house now. Streaming, kids apps, cloud storage, the lot."
Jordan, parent of two
No. Never. You add subscriptions manually, which means Subkept never gets your bank credentials, transaction feed, or card history.
No. We are not an ad business and we do not sell personal data. The product works because people pay for the product, not because we squeeze value out of their information.
You can export your data, and when you close the account we delete the data associated with it. There is no dark-pattern off-ramp.
Those tools lean on bank connections and transaction scraping. Subkept does not. You tell us what matters, we help you manage it, and your bank stays out of the loop.
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