A family subscription tracker for shared renewals and duplicate plans
SubBuddy helps households see what everyone is paying for before duplicate plans and annual renewals pile up.
3 subscriptions free · no card · 2-minute setup
An example household of four
- Spotify IndividualAlex, Sam, Maya$38.97
- YouTube Premium IndividualSam, Leo$31.98
- iCloud+ 200 GBAlex, Sam$5.98
- Netflix StandardAlex$19.99
What the household pays now
$96.92
$24.96 a month back · $299.52 a year
US list prices from SubBuddy's service catalog. SubBuddy points out services that overlap in one category, so this conversation happens before the next bill.
How a household can use SubBuddy
A family might discover two music accounts, separate cloud plans, and a sports streaming service that only mattered during one season. The tracker turns that into a renewal conversation before the next bill.
Create records for shared streaming, app store, storage, memberships, and household recurring bills.
Use categories and tags for owner, platform, payment card, and shared vs personal use.
Review the calendar together before annual renewals and seasonal services charge again.
Keep cancellation links and notes visible so the right person can act.
Family subscription waste is often duplicated context
One person pays for Netflix, another has Apple storage, a third started a sports trial, and nobody remembers which card owns the renewal. SubBuddy gives the household one shared picture.
Built for messy households
- Family settings support shared recurring-spend context.
- Tags make it possible to separate kids, work, streaming, cloud, and home services.
- Payment metadata helps identify who needs to cancel or update a card.
Whose card pays, and how to cancel
- ANetflixPaid by Alex•••• 4242Cancel link saved
- SiCloud+Paid by Sam•••• 0117Cancel link saved
- LSports streamingTrialPaid by Leo•••• 7730No cancel link yetEnds in 6 days
Example records. The card, the person and the cancellation link travel with each subscription.
Frequently asked questions
- Can SubBuddy track shared subscriptions?
- Yes. Use family context, categories, tags, notes, and payment metadata to make shared services visible.
- Can each family member have personal subscriptions too?
- Yes. Tags and notes can separate personal services from household subscriptions without hiding the full recurring-spend picture.
- What should families review first?
- Start with streaming, music, cloud storage, app store subscriptions, annual memberships, and trials started for one-time needs.
One list for the whole household.
Shared plans, personal plans and whose card pays for what, with a reminder before each renewal. On the web and on Android.
3 subscriptions free · no card · 2-minute setup
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