Renewal planning

A subscription renewal calendar for charges you cannot afford to forget

Turn scattered billing dates into a monthly, weekly, or list view that shows what renews next and what needs action.

Recommended workflow

How to plan renewals

1

Enter renewal dates and billing intervals for monthly, yearly, trial, and one-time records.

2

Use calendar views to scan upcoming charges by week, month, or list.

3

Filter for annual renewals, trials, high-cost subscriptions, or active services.

4

Pause, resume, mark canceled, or edit renewal controls from the renewal workflow.

Why it fits

What the calendar keeps visible

Trial ending dates sit next to paid renewal dates.
Annual charges are visible before they surprise the monthly budget.
Paused and canceled subscriptions can stay in history without inflating active spend.

Practical example

Example: annual renewal review

If Figma, Costco, an antivirus plan, and a streaming annual plan all renew in the same month, the calendar makes that pileup visible early enough to cancel, pause, or move money.

Frequently asked questions

Can I track annual subscriptions?

Yes. SubBuddy supports billing intervals beyond monthly plans, so annual renewals can appear before they hit your card.

Can I use a normal calendar instead?

You can, but a normal calendar does not keep amount, status, tags, payment method, cancellation notes, and subscription history together.

Does SubBuddy show trial endings?

Yes. Trial status and trial end dates can be stored separately from regular renewal dates.