Questions About Subscription Audits?

Most audits take between 2-4 weeks, depending on how many years of statements we need to review and how many subscriptions you've accumulated. We'll walk through your bank and credit card statements, identify all recurring charges, and document each one with the amount, frequency, and provider information.

Not alone. After your audit, we provide you with a prioritized cleanup plan that lists which subscriptions we recommend canceling, downgrading, or negotiating. We include email templates and contact strategies for each provider so you know exactly what to say. If you'd like, we can also guide you through the cancellation process step-by-step.

That's exactly what we're here for. We trace the charge back through your bank records, identify the merchant, and find their customer support page. Forgotten subscriptions are the most common thing we find—people sign up for free trials and never get the bill, or they lose track of services they tried once and forgot about.

Yes. Many providers offer discounts or loyalty rates if you ask, especially if you've been a customer for years. We'll help you identify which subscriptions are worth keeping and coach you through a negotiation conversation. We've seen people reduce their streaming service costs by switching to annual plans, or get discounts on software by mentioning competitor pricing.

We help you set up a simple tracking system—either a spreadsheet, a calendar reminder, or both. The key is reviewing your statements once a month for just 10 minutes. We also share tips on recognizing hidden charges and how to avoid free trial traps. Once you've done the initial cleanup, staying on top of it takes minimal effort.

We'll need access to your bank and credit card statements from the past 12 months (you can share them securely through our portal). You don't need to know anything in advance—we do the detective work. Many people are surprised by what we find because charges come from unfamiliar merchant names or are buried in statements they haven't reviewed.