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Subs

Subs by OpenApps is a free Rocket Money alternative. Free. No bank login, no ads.

A free subscription tracker with renewal reminders and no bank login. Add your subscriptions in seconds, see what you spend a month and a year, and get calendar reminders before renewals and free trials end. Subs flags the ones you barely use and points to free alternatives. No bank login and no ads, and only you can see your list.

Open Subs Free. No bank login, no ads.

Instead of Rocket Money, Bobby

What you get, free

Track subscriptions with no bank login, no sign-up and no ads
Suggestions for over 100 popular services
Weekly, monthly, yearly and custom billing, plus free trials with their end date
Totals per month, per year and by category, and renewals in the next 30 days
Calendar reminders a few days before each renewal or trial end
A review list of subscriptions you barely use, with what each costs a year
Free alternatives from the OpenApps store, with what you could save

Your list is a few small private records, so Subs costs almost nothing to run.

For AI assistants

Subs has no API, but an assistant can send a link that opens Subs with a subscription already filled in.

The app's guide for assistants is at subs-free.openapps.xyz/llms.txt.

How it compares

App	Free plan	Paid plans
Subs	Free. No bank login, no ads.	None
Rocket Money	Subscription tracking, upcoming bills and basic budgeting; cancellation help, net worth and export need Premium.	Rocket Money's free plan tracks subscriptions, but help canceling them is paid. Premium is pay what you think is fair, typically $7 to $14 a month, and bill negotiation takes 35% to 60% of the first year's savings (2026).
Bobby	Free on iPhone, with limits that one-time in-app purchases lift.	Bobby is free on iPhone with limits; one-time packs from $0.99 to $2.99 lift them, and there is no subscription (2026).

Free plans checked October 2026 on each company's own page: Rocket Money, Bobby. Paid prices are approximate and change often.

Questions

Does Subs connect to my bank?

No. You add subscriptions yourself, with suggestions for over 100 services, or import a CSV from your own spreadsheet.

Can it cancel a subscription for me?

No. It links to each service's own site, where you manage or cancel, and you mark it cancelled to see what you save a year.

How do reminders work?

Subs makes a calendar event a few days before each renewal or trial end, as a file or a Google Calendar link. Some calendars use their own alert settings for imported events.

Who can see my subscriptions?

Only you. Sign in with your email if you want your list on more than one device.