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$40+/mo is what the average member finds in forgotten subs
"Nine subscriptions. I knew about five. The other four were $43/month of pure amnesia." — Jordan K.
Somewhere in your bank statement, disguised as 'PAYPAL *DIGITALRIV' and 'GGL*SVCS', are subscriptions you forgot you had — a trial from January, a fitness app, some $8.99 mystery. KillMySubs connects to your bank, decodes every recurring charge into plain English, and kills the ones you don't want.
That's Paramount+ — $11.99/mo since your March membership. Watched anything lately?
Google One 200GB — $2.99/mo — plus a second storage sub on iCloud. You're paying twice for the same photos.
Subscriptions are designed to be forgettable. We're designed to remember.
The classic: membership in January, $14.99/mo ever since. We flag anything you've never used since converting.
'PAYPAL *', 'SQ *', 'GGL*' — decoded into real merchant names with logos, prices and start dates.
Two cloud storages, three streaming bundles that overlap, music on two platforms. Flagged with a keep-one suggestion.
Your $9.99 plan quietly became $12.99. We alert on every increase the day it lands.
Annual charges are the deadliest — 11 months of forgetting, then $79 gone. Renewal warnings 7 days ahead.
Kids' game passes, the ex's Spotify on your card, grandma's tablet apps. If it recurs on your accounts, it surfaces.
Free trials that auto-convert, cryptic statement names, cancel flows hidden behind retention mazes — the forgetting is the business model.
You could audit your own statements monthly. It's 2 hours of forensic accounting. Nobody does it.
One connection, one scan, ongoing protection.
Standard Plaid login — read-only, encrypted, the same rails every budgeting app uses. We can see charges; we can never move money.
Every recurring charge, decoded and dated, sorted by 'probably forgotten' first. The total monthly number is usually a shock.
Supported merchants get cancelled by us — including surviving their retention offers. The rest get exact cancel links. Alerts guard you after.
Bank connection sounds scary. Here's exactly what we can and can't do.
Plaid's read-only scope means we see transaction descriptions — nothing else. No transfers, no payments, no exceptions.
We don't sell spending data, aggregate it for hedge funds, or run ads. Membership is the entire business model.
Disconnect anytime and all your data is erased. We're a subscription you can cancel too — one tap, obviously.
The scan found a resume-builder site charging me $23.95 a month since 2023. I used it once, for one job application. That's over $500 it took from me — hidden behind a statement code I never recognized. KillMySubs cancelled it, survived their 'wait! 50% off!' popup, and got the current month refunded.
Real scans, real cancellations. The average member's first scan pays for a year.
iCloud AND Google One, both storing the same photos, for two years. Kept one, saved $36/yr — and that was the smallest thing it found.
SiriusXM's cancel flow is legendary. KillMySubs handled the whole thing including declining three counter-offers. I watched the status updates like a sports match.
I sign up for every membership and forget every single one. Now I get a ping 3 days before conversion. My card finally stopped surprising me.
The offer
The average member finds $40+/month in forgotten or unwanted subscriptions — a 4x return in the first hour.
Run one scan. If you're the rare person paying for exactly what you think you're paying for, cancel in one tap and take our respect with you. Everyone else: welcome to the recovered-money club.
One simple price: $9.99/month — cancel anytime.
Every account, every charge, every alert.
Join KillMySubs for $9.99/month. First scan takes 60 seconds.