What are your subscriptions really costing you?
Tap the common UK ones to add them (with a typical price you can tweak), or add your own. See the true yearly total — it all runs in your browser and never touches your bank.
Common in the UK — tap to add (prices are typical; edit after)
Nothing added yet — tap a common one above, or add your own.
Everything stays in this browser tab — nothing is saved. Refreshing clears it.
Why the total is usually a shock
Subscriptions slip past us because each one is small, automatic and spread across different cards and app stores — so no single view ever shows the total. Seeing them added up in one place is what turns “it’s only a few quid” into a real number you can act on.
Next steps
- Read how many subscriptions a family really has — and how to manage them.
- Watch for the ones that auto-renew: how to stop things auto-renewing.
Frequently asked questions
How much do subscriptions really cost the average household?
More than people think — studies repeatedly find households underestimate their subscription spending, often by a wide margin, because the payments are small, automatic and spread across different cards and app stores. Listing them in one place is usually a surprise.
Are the prices shown accurate?
They’re typical UK prices to get you started, not live figures — plans and tiers vary and change over time. Every price is editable, so adjust each one to what you actually pay.
Does this calculator see my bank account?
No. It never touches your bank or cards — you pick or type what you know, and the maths runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is stored, saved or sent anywhere.
How do I find all my subscriptions?
Go through two or three months of bank and card statements and list every recurring payment, then check your Apple and Google account subscriptions, which hide app-store ones.