Netflix bills you every month. So do Spotify, iCloud+ and ChatGPT. An app that exists to keep that list under control shouldn't add itself to it.

So Subwise now has one price. You buy it once on the App Store and it's yours.

What you get for it

Everything. There's no free tier with a cap, no premium tier above it, and nothing to unlock later.

Every subscription you want to track, with no limit
Renewal reminders, on the day or up to a week before
The calendar and the analytics tab
40 currencies, with totals converted to the one you choose
What-if mode, themes and font sets
No ads and no in-app purchases

Why not a monthly plan

Most subscription trackers charge a subscription. We understand why: recurring revenue is easier to run a company on. But it puts the app in an odd position. Its job is to make you look hard at every recurring charge and ask whether it's still worth it, and one of those charges is the app.

Subwise can charge once because it's cheap to run. It doesn't connect to your bank, so there are no per-user fees to a bank data provider. You add your subscriptions yourself, or pick them from a list with prices filled in. That choice keeps your bank login out of our hands, and it's also what makes a single price possible.

If you already have Subwise

You don't pay again. If you downloaded Subwise before it became a paid app, you keep it, with everything included, at no extra cost.

On the web

The web app works a little differently. You can track up to 5 subscriptions for free, and a one-time $9 upgrade removes the limit. That's also a single payment, not a plan.

What the price doesn't cover

Subwise doesn't detect charges automatically and it can't cancel a subscription for you. It shows you what you pay for and tells you before each renewal, so you can cancel with the service yourself while there's still time.

To see how it stacks up, we compared Subwise with Rocket Money, Bobby, Subo and Orbit, or you can read all four in one table.

If that's what you want from a tracker, it's on the App Store. Pay once and it's yours.