KNOW WHAT YOU’RE PAYING FOR

Find all your
subscriptions.

A few on your phone. A few in your inbox. Others hiding in your statements. Here’s how to bring them together, spot what you no longer use, and stay ahead of the next renewal with Subex.

Import & find my subscriptions See where to look

FOLLOW THE PAYMENT, NOT JUST THE APP

Your subscriptions aren’t
all in the same place.

Work through these checks to build your list. Keep each service’s price, renewal date and billing provider together as you go.

01 / App Store

Find subscriptions on your iPhone or iPad

Start with the subscriptions billed through your Apple Account.

  1. Open Settings, tap your name, then choose Subscriptions.
  2. Open each plan to review its status, price and renewal or expiry date. Separate active plans from expired ones.
  3. Missing a service? Check the Apple Account shown on its receipt. A different account or billing provider may hold the subscription.

An app on your iPhone is not necessarily billed by Apple. Keep checking the other places below.

App Store cancellation guide
02 / Google Play

Find subscriptions on Google Play

Check the Google Account you used when you subscribed.

  1. Open the Subscriptions area in Google Play. You can also reach it through play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions.
  2. Review the subscriptions listed under your account and open each plan for its billing details.
  3. If something is missing, switch to another Google Account you use and check again. Look at receipts for plans billed outside Google Play.

Uninstalling an Android app does not cancel its subscription. Check the plan’s status, not just your installed apps.

Google Play cancellation guide
03 / Email receipts

Search your inbox for recurring payments

Receipts can connect an unfamiliar charge to a service and the account behind it.

  1. Search each email account you use for “subscription”, “receipt”, “invoice”, “renewal” and “trial”. Check archived messages too.
  2. Match the service, account email and billing provider on the receipt. Look for annual plans as well as monthly payments.
  3. For a free trial, find the trial-end date and review its renewal terms. Confirm the current status in the provider’s account page.

An old receipt is a lead, not proof that a plan is still active. A renewal notice or current account details can help confirm it.

04 / Bank & card statements

Look for charges you stopped noticing

Find subscriptions paid directly to a provider, including memberships and recurring bills.

  1. Review the accounts and cards you use for online payments. Look back at least 12 months so annual renewals are less likely to be missed.
  2. Look for repeating merchant names and amounts. Match unfamiliar descriptions with receipts or the provider’s billing page before counting them as subscriptions.
  3. Check payment services you use, such as PayPal, and bills from your mobile or internet provider for recurring plans or bundled extras.

Count a bundled charge once. If a payment is still unfamiliar, contact your bank through its official app or website.

Store instructions checked September 18, 2026. Official help: Apple Support (opens in a new tab) and Google Play Help (opens in a new tab).

FOUND IT? KEEP IT IN VIEW.

Turn scattered charges
into one useful list.

Add the subscriptions you find to Subex with their actual billing details. Set reminders for the plans you keep and find cancellation steps for the ones you don’t.

Build my subscription list
Service & account
What you pay for and which account owns it.
Amount & billing cycle
Your actual price, currency and how often it is charged.
Next renewal or trial end
The next date to review before another payment.
Who bills you
Apple, Google Play or the provider shown on the receipt.

FROM FINDING TO DECIDING

Make the next move.

See what it adds up to

Enter your prices in the subscription cost calculator. Compare monthly and yearly spending before deciding what to keep.

Calculate my subscription costs

Cancel unwanted subscriptions

Look up a service and follow the cancellation route that matches who bills you, whether that’s a store or the provider.

Browse cancellation guides

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Questions, answered.

How do I find all the subscriptions I’m paying for?

Check your Apple and Google Play subscriptions, then compare email receipts with bank and card statements. Include other accounts you use and look back far enough to catch annual renewals. Combine the results into one list, removing duplicates and confirming whether each plan is still active.

Why doesn’t an app-store list show every subscription?

Your store account only shows subscriptions associated with that billing route and account. A plan bought on a provider’s website, through another store account or as part of a bundle may need to be found elsewhere. The receipt is a useful starting point for identifying who bills you.

Can I find free trials before the first charge?

Yes. Check your store subscription lists and trial confirmation emails rather than relying only on statements: a trial may not have produced a charge yet. Record its end date and review the cancellation deadline shown by the provider. Set a reminder early enough to decide whether to keep it.

Does this subscriptions finder connect to my bank or inbox?

This page walks you through where to look; it does not connect to or scan your accounts. Once you identify a subscription, add its details to Subex to keep your list and renewal reminders together. You do not need to share bank login details to track it.

How do I cancel unwanted subscriptions after finding them?

Use the billing provider on your receipt to choose the right cancellation route. Subex helps with reminders and finding the steps you need, making the process easier to manage. Complete those steps with the provider and save its confirmation, then update your subscription in Subex.