Free subscription cost calculator
Small monthly charges add up quickly. Add each subscription and how often it is billed, and the calculator shows the true monthly and yearly total. Untick the ones you would cancel to see what you would save.
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Free, no sign-up. Everything is worked out in your browser: nothing you type is sent or stored.
Why subscriptions are easy to underestimate
A few dollars a month feels like nothing, and the charge happens without any action from you. But ten small subscriptions can cost hundreds of dollars a year. Yearly plans hide in the same way: a $99 membership is $8.25 a month. Converting every subscription to a monthly and yearly figure shows the real cost.
Frequently asked questions
How do I turn a weekly or yearly price into a monthly cost?
Weekly: multiply by 52 and divide by 12. Yearly: divide by 12. Every 6 months: multiply by 2 and divide by 12. The calculator does this for every row.
Does the calculator include price increases?
No. The ten-year figure assumes today's prices. Subscription prices tend to rise, so the real cost is likely higher.
Is my list saved?
No. Nothing you type leaves your browser and nothing is stored, so the list is gone when you close the page. Print the page if you want to keep it.
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These calculators give estimates for planning and learning. They are not financial, tax or legal advice, and real lenders, banks and tax rules can differ. Check the numbers with your lender or a qualified professional before you decide.
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