About SubBuddy
SubBuddy keeps a private list of what a person pays for, such as streaming services, apps and work tools, without connecting to a bank. Subscriptions are added by typing the service, price and renewal date, by uploading a CSV on premium and team plans, or by capturing receipts from Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo with a Chrome extension. A calendar view shows the next 30 days of charges so there is time to cancel what is no longer used, and reminders arrive before each renewal.
The free plan covers three subscriptions with a calendar view and a basic monthly total. The Monthly plan at $4.99 per month, with a one-month free trial, adds an unlimited list, AI-driven insights and suggestions, deeper analytics with forecasts and customizable renewal alerts. A Lifetime plan is a one-time payment of $64.99 at launch pricing with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and team spaces start at $29 per month. SubBuddy does not cancel services on the user's behalf.
Key features
- Subscription list with no bank linking
- Reminders before every renewal
- Calendar view of the next 30 days of charges
- CSV import and receipt capture by Chrome extension
- AI insights and forecasting on paid plans
- Team spaces for businesses and agencies
Good fit for
- Finding forgotten subscriptions before they renew
- Planning shared household renewals
- Reviewing a company's monthly software spend
SubBuddy: questions and answers
- What is SubBuddy used for?
- SubBuddy is a privacy-first subscription tracker that lists every subscription, trial and renewal with reminders, with no bank account linking. It is a good fit for finding forgotten subscriptions before they renew, planning shared household renewals and reviewing a company's monthly software spend.
- Is SubBuddy free?
- Yes. SubBuddy has a free plan, and paid plans start at $4.99 per month. A free trial is also available.
- Is SubBuddy open source?
- No. SubBuddy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Firefly III, Wallos and Financial Freedom.
- What are some alternatives to SubBuddy?
- SubBuddy competes with Rocket Money, Copilot Money and Monarch.
Open-source alternatives to SubBuddy
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Firefly III
Finance & Accounting
Firefly III: a personal finances manager
AGPL-3.0vs YNABβ 25k
Wallos
Finance & Accounting
Wallos is an open-source personal subscription tracker designed to empower you in managing
GPL-3.0vs Rocket Moneyβ 8.6k
Financial Freedom
Finance & Accounting
π₯π₯π₯ An open source alternative to Mint, YNAB, and more. Stay on budget and build wealth
GPL-3.0vs YNABβ 2.9kMintable
Finance & Accounting
π Automate your personal finances β for free, with no ads, and no data collection.
MITvs Monarchβ 1.6k
Actual Budget
Finance & Accounting
A local-first personal finance app
MITvs YNABβ 29k
Sure
Finance & Accounting
The personal finance app for everyone (by everyone)
AGPL-3.0vs Monarchβ 10k
SaaS alternatives to SubBuddy
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Rocket Money
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app that tracks spending and cancels subscriptions
SaaS
Copilot Money
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app for budgeting and spending tracking on Apple devices
SaaS
Monarch
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance dashboard for budgets, net worth and shared households
SaaS
Simplifi
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app from Quicken for budgeting and spending tracking
SaaS
Subby
Finance & Accounting
Mobile app for tracking subscriptions and free trials with reminders and spending visuals
SaaS
SpendSpace
Finance & Accounting
Personal finance app with custom income and spending categories, budgets and subscription tracking
SaaS

