See your real subscription spending in a minute and how much you could save by sharing the services you already pay for.
File read on your device · Only merchant names sent to AI · Nothing stored · You confirm every line
This free subscription manager helps you bring together Netflix, Spotify, Disney+ and your other digital services, calculate monthly and yearly spending, and see how much you could save by sharing them.
Add the services you pay for: you can adjust the plan, the amount and how often you are billed.
Can't find a subscription?
Add it anyway: it counts towards your current spending, but not towards the saving.
Add your first subscription to see spending, the category breakdown and the saving.
Your bank statement stays on your device
The file is read in your browser only: it is not uploaded or stored. To recognise subscriptions we send only the merchant names to our AI, without amounts, dates, names or account numbers, and we don't keep them. Automatic recognition can get things wrong, so you confirm, edit or discard every line before anything is calculated.
File never uploaded · Nothing stored · You confirm every line
Yes. The PDF or Excel file is read in your browser and is never uploaded or stored. To recognise subscriptions we send only merchant names to our AI, without amounts, dates, names or account numbers, and we don't keep them. Close the page and nothing is left. You can also use the manual selection only.
No. It is a subscription tracker you fill in yourself, either by choosing services or by analysing a statement file on your device. It does not connect to your bank and keeps nothing between sessions.
From the Together Price list for the United Kingdom, in pounds. For each plan you see the subscription cost, the number of seats, the Admin share and the Joiner share with the Together Price fee included. Nothing is estimated.
By sharing the plans that allow it. As Admin you keep the plan in your name and the other members pay their share; as a Joiner you take one seat in a group that is already running. Both figures are shown once you add a plan.
No. Services with separate accounts or profiles give each person their own login. Together Price only handles the money: each month it collects every member's share from their card and credits it to the admin's wallet, and the admin pays the subscription.
Only services with a published shared price for the United Kingdom appear in the list, and UK coverage is still smaller than in some other markets. You can still add any subscription manually: it counts towards your spending but not towards the saving.