Free tools
Free subscription tools
Quick calculators and checklists for recurring costs. Everything runs in your browser from numbers you type — no sign-up.
Find what you pay for
- Forgotten subscription finderGo through each kind of subscription and mark anything you might still be paying for. This is a memory checklist — it only knows what you tell it.Open the tool →
- Subscription audit checklistList what you pay for and sort each one. You get a summary of your own list — nothing is judged for you.Open the tool →
Add up what it costs
- Subscription cost calculatorList your subscriptions and see what they add up to — per month, per year, and over the next few years.Open the tool →
- True cost of one subscriptionOne price, one billing cycle — see what it comes to over a month, a year, and five years.Open the tool →
- Recurring expense calculatorBills on different schedules, put on one scale: enter each amount and how often it repeats.Open the tool →
- Streaming cost calculatorAdd each streaming service or membership with the price you pay — see the combined cost and what each one takes up.Open the tool →
Weigh a change
- Annual vs monthly planEnter both prices to see how a year on each plan compares.Open the tool →
- Free trial calculatorEnter the trial’s end date and the price after it. See when a first charge could land, and what it adds up to if it keeps renewing.Open the tool →
- Price increase calculatorEnter the old price and the new one to see what the change adds up to.Open the tool →
- Cancellation savings calculatorA what-if: if a recurring charge stops, how much would you no longer be paying?Open the tool →
About these tools
Each tool works from the numbers you type and runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is sent to LowScout, and nothing asks you to sign up. Results assume the prices you enter stay the same, and they are arithmetic, not predictions: they cannot tell you what a service will actually charge.
When you want the real picture rather than a calculation, LowScout can read your own bank or card statements and show the recurring charges it finds, with the evidence behind each one.