Subscription audit calculator

Find subscription spend worth cutting this month.

SubTrim turns monthly subscription prices, active services, and unused share into a quick annual subscription audit before another renewal hits.

Annual stack$1,512.00
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Subscription audit

Estimate unused subscription spend before the next renewal.

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Subscription waste check

Estimate annual subscription spend, unused value, and potential downgrade savings from monthly services.

Annual subscription stack$1,512.007 active services
Likely unused spend$529.2035% unused estimate
Downgrade savings$302.4020% cut across the stack

Signals

Start with what the card statement already tells you.

Count recurring charges

Use subscriptions that renew automatically, including streaming, apps, storage, software, memberships, and add-ons.

Estimate unused share

A service you open once a month may not be useless, but it should survive a higher bar than something used weekly.

Downgrade first

Some services are better reduced than cancelled. Compare a downgrade target before cutting something you still need.

Cancel checks

Use the audit before another renewal month slips through.

Calculator guide

Use a subscription cost calculator before small monthly charges stack up.

SubTrim estimates annual subscription spend, likely unused cost, and possible downgrade savings from the recurring services on your card statement. It is built for streaming, apps, software, storage, memberships, and other auto-renewing charges.

Use the calculator as a quick subscription audit. The goal is not to cancel everything; it is to spot overlap, unused plans, and annual billing decisions that hide monthly waste.

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FAQ

Common questions before using the estimate.

How do I calculate annual subscription cost?

Multiply the average monthly price by the number of active subscriptions and then by 12. This calculator also estimates unused spend and downgrade savings.

What counts as an unused subscription?

A service can be unused if you rarely open it, if another subscription covers the same need, or if the paid tier is more than you actually use.

Is downgrading better than cancelling?

Sometimes. Downgrading can preserve a service you still need while reducing the monthly cost. Compare the savings before cutting something important.