Bury subscriptions. Keep the savings.
SubPurge finds recurring charges you forgot, helps you cancel them, and turns every goodbye into a tombstone worth sharing. Start with pasted statement text—no bank connection required.
Free first scan · You approve every action · Share only if you want
Our launch promises
Trust before automation.
Nothing stored in paste mode
Try the scanner without handing over permanent financial access.
You stay in control
Review every match, approve every cancellation, and decide what gets shared.
From charge to closed case
A clean exit in four moves.
SubPurge makes hidden renewals legible, then gives each canceled charge a satisfying ending.
- 01
Paste a statement
Start without linking a bank. Paste statement text for a private first scan; SubPurge uses it to identify recurring charges without storing the statement.
- 02
Review the suspects
See likely subscriptions, billing cadence, estimated annual cost, and the clues behind every match before taking action.
- 03
Cancel with confidence
Follow a clear cancellation path, keep a record of the result, and confirm the charge is truly gone.
- 04
Publish the tombstone
Turn each cancellation into a shareable card with the subscription lifespan, money spent, and savings reclaimed.
The receipt becomes the reward
Every cancellation gets a final resting place.
Your share card turns an embarrassing recurring charge into a visible win. Keep a running savings total, download the card, or keep the victory private.
In memory of
Another renewal
Canceled before it charged again
$180
projected yearly savings
Pricing
Spend less to spend less.
Start with a private scan. Upgrade when you want ongoing monitoring and a complete savings history.
First Sweep
- Paste statement text
- Recurring-charge shortlist
- Cancellation directions
- One shareable tombstone
Watchkeeper
Ongoing subscription tracking for people who never want another quiet renewal.
Before you scan
Questions worth asking.
Your next renewal is optional
Find what is quietly draining your account.
Paste a statement, review the repeat offenders, and give one forgotten subscription the ending it deserves.