Subscription and recurring costs tracker
List the subscriptions and regular costs you pay.
- Per month
- $0.00
- Per year
- $0.00
- Active items
- 0
Active expenses only. A weekly item counts as 52 payments a year, so 52 ÷ 12 in a month.
Your regular costs
Saved in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Want this list kept with your account?Open it in the app
How to use the recurring costs list
Four steps, all typed by hand.
- Select Add a cost and give the payment a name, such as Streaming plan or Club membership.
- Enter the amount and choose whether it repeats every week or every month.
- Set the next date it is due. Add a category if you like.
- Read the totals per month and per year, and the dates coming up in the next 30 days.
What the totals mean
- Plain sums
- The totals add up the amounts you entered. Nothing is estimated, scored or compared.
- Weekly items
- A weekly amount is multiplied by 52 for the year and by 52 ÷ 12 for a month.
- Paused items
- A paused item stays on the list but is left out of every total until you resume it.
Questions and answers
What is a recurring costs list?
It is a list of the payments that repeat, such as memberships and subscriptions, with the amount and the next due date for each. This tool adds them up for you. It does not suggest changes; it only shows the numbers you typed.
How is the monthly total worked out?
A monthly item counts once. A weekly item is multiplied by 52 and divided by 12, because a month holds a little over four weeks. The yearly total is the monthly items times 12 plus the weekly items times 52.
Where is my list stored?
On this page it stays in your browser, on this device only, and is not sent anywhere. Clearing your browser data removes it. In the app the list is saved to your own account.
How do I note a cost that I pay once a year?
Divide the yearly amount by 12 and enter it as a monthly cost. The monthly and yearly totals will then match what you pay across the year.
Does the tool add entries to my ledger by itself?
No. In the app, a cost that falls due waits until you confirm it. Only then is an entry saved, and you can skip it instead.
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