Find every subscription you're paying for. And what they cost each month.
Busybee spots the charges that repeat across every bank you connect, so the forgotten ones stop hiding.
Subscriptions are easy to start and easy to forget.
A free trial rolls over, a price goes up a little, a yearly charge appears that you'd forgotten about.
Each one is small, and they're spread across cards and accounts, so the total is hard to see.
How to find every subscription you're paying for →- Free trials that quietly became paidYou meant to cancel, then forgot.
- Prices that crept upA little more each time, with no reason to notice.
- Yearly charges that are easy to missThey only appear once a year, so they're easy to forget.
How does Busybee find them?
It reads your transaction history for charges that repeat, then lists them in one place.
What's still to come this month
Expected, paid and still to pay, as the month goes.
- Every month$2,104
- Over a year$25,252
- Active8
- Share of spending42%
Price rises flagged
When a charge comes in more than 10% above its usual amount.
Lapsed charges
A subscription that's more than a full cycle overdue moves to "Lapsed or hidden", so you can see what you've really canceled.
Bills coming up
Bills and subscriptions still due this month, on your Overview.
Common questions
Will it find yearly subscriptions?
Yes, once it has seen the charge twice. A monthly subscription usually appears after its second or third charge, and a yearly one after its second, a year after the first.
What counts as a price rise?
A charge that comes in more than 10% above its usual amount is flagged, so small rises are not missed.
What happens to a subscription I've canceled?
Once it's more than a full cycle overdue it moves to "Lapsed or hidden", so the list shows what you're still paying for.
Will it find subscriptions on all my cards?
It finds them on every account you connect. A subscription paid from a bank you haven't connected won't appear.
More use cases
- Where your money goes →See where every dollar went, by category and merchant.
- Stick to a budget →A monthly budget per category, and what's left as the month goes.
- All your banks in one place →Every bank you use, in one view of your money.
- Spend less on the everyday →See what groceries, takeout and coffee really add up to.
- A weekly money check-in →A few minutes a week to see what's new and keep it right.
