About Subby
Subby tracks recurring bills, memberships and free trials in one private place. Each service is added in seconds with billing cycles from weekly through yearly, lifetime or custom schedules, including every two weeks and quarterly, categories, icons and optional separate profiles, and upcoming charges appear in a calendar. Reminders can be set for chosen days and times, muted per service, and applied to trials from external services with their conversion dates.
Spending views compare weekly, monthly and yearly equivalents, break costs down by category and billing cycle and highlight the highest recurring costs. Users can add monthly income to see how much of it subscriptions use and share a private summary as an image. The listing says subscription data stays on the device, no bank connection is needed and there are no ads. The free version tracks up to five subscriptions, and Subby Pro adds unlimited subscriptions and multiple profiles as a weekly or annual subscription or a lifetime purchase.
Key features
- Weekly to yearly and custom billing cycles
- Calendar of upcoming charges
- Reminders with chosen days and times
- Trial tracking with conversion dates
- Spending breakdown by category and cycle
- Data stored on the device with no bank link
Good fit for
- Catching free trials before they convert
- Seeing total yearly cost of memberships
- Comparing subscriptions against monthly income
Subby: questions and answers
- What is Subby used for?
- Subby is an iPhone and iPad subscription tracker that stores data on the device, with renewal and trial reminders, a calendar and spending summaries. It is a good fit for catching free trials before they convert, seeing total yearly cost of memberships and comparing subscriptions against monthly income.
- Is Subby free?
- Yes. Subby has a free plan. Free for up to 5 subscriptions; Subby Pro is a weekly or annual subscription or a lifetime purchase.
- Is Subby open source?
- No. Subby is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Firefly III, Wallos and Financial Freedom.
- What are some alternatives to Subby?
- Subby competes with Rocket Money, Copilot Money and Monarch.
Open-source alternatives to Subby
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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 2.9k
Cashew
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πΈ An app created to help users manage a budget and purchases
GPL-3.0vs YNABβ 4.7kMintable
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π Automate your personal finances β for free, with no ads, and no data collection.
MITvs Monarchβ 1.6k
Actual Budget
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A local-first personal finance app
MITvs YNABβ 29k
SaaS alternatives to Subby
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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
SubFox
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App that manages and tracks subscriptions to help users save money
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SubBuddy
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Privacy-first subscription tracker with renewal alerts and AI savings insights
SaaS

