Subscription tracker for iPhone
Most people have three or four subscriptions they haven't opened in months, plus a free trial that quietly became a charge. Cutback puts a yearly figure on each one and gives you a one-tap way out. No bank login, no account.
Coming soon on the App Store
Coming soon · Free to download, optional Cutback Pro
Every other tracker stops at the total. Cutback goes on to tell you which subscriptions are worth keeping and which are just leaving on their own.
Screenshot import
Apple bills every App Store subscription as a single line, so a bank-linked app can't tell them apart. Take a screenshot of Settings › Subscriptions and Cutback reads it on your iPhone. The image is never uploaded.
What to cut
Cutback shows what you haven't opened, where you're paying twice for the same thing, which trial converts this week and which plan is cheaper by the year — each with the money it would free up.
Savings
Every cancellation adds to a running total of what you've saved, and it keeps climbing month after month. It's the reason to open a subscription tracker twice.
Reminders
A nudge three days and one day before every renewal, with the amount and the date. Cancel straight from the notification.
Widgets
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for the next charge, the week ahead, and what cancelling has saved.
On device
Screenshots and statements are read on the phone. No bank password, no account, no upload.
Any plan
Weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, every few days, one-off purchases, trials, shared family plans and any currency.
Cutback is free to download, with no ads. Cutback Pro is a single purchase, not a subscription — charging a subscription to manage subscriptions would be absurd. Prices are in US dollars.
Free
Unlimited subscriptions, renewal reminders, the calendar, widgets, your yearly figure and the savings total.
Cutback Pro · $14.99 once
Screenshot and statement import, the full list of what to cut, and price-rise alerts. Cancel one thing and it has paid for itself.
No. Cutback never asks for a bank login and has no account to sign up for. You can import a CSV statement you export yourself, and it is read on your iPhone and then forgotten.
Apple bills them all as one line, so no bank feed can separate them. You take a screenshot of Settings › Subscriptions and Cutback reads the text on your iPhone using Apple's Vision framework. The image is never uploaded.
Yes. Unlimited subscriptions, reminders, the calendar, widgets and the savings total are free. Cutback Pro is optional.
$14.99, paid once. It is not a subscription and it does not renew. It unlocks screenshot and statement import, the full list of what to cut, and price-rise alerts.
Cutback takes you straight to the page that cancels it — the service's own cancellation page, or the iOS Subscriptions screen for anything billed through the App Store. Apple does not let any app cancel on your behalf.
In a database on your iPhone. There is no Cutback account and no server holding your subscriptions.
Any currency, and several at once — useful if some subscriptions are billed abroad.
Cutback for iPhone. Free to download, with Cutback Pro as a single purchase.
Coming soon on the App Store