FREE CHROME EXTENSION — NO SIGN-UP
You're probably paying for something you've forgotten.
Let's find it.
Read-only — it can see receipts, never send, delete, or change anything. And there’s no server: we couldn’t peek if we tried.
most people are losing $250+ a year — and can't name where ↓ONE DEMO INBOX — SAMPLE DATA, YOURS WILL DIFFER
Watch unsub. read a year of receipts.
STILL CHARGING
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THE SCAN
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Takes about 4 seconds. The real one reads your inbox — on your device only.
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FOUND.
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THE NUMBER
$851 /year
in one demo inbox. Found in 30 seconds.
Imagine yours.
THE DATA AGREES
People guess they spend $86 a month on subscriptions. They actually pay more like $219.
9 in 10 people underestimate what they actually pay — and you might be incurring charges for one you've completely forgotten.
C+R Research, ~1,000 U.S. consumers · West Monroe consumer survey · CNET 2026 · Self Financial.
THE VERDICT
You didn't forget the subscription. It was designed to be forgotten.
That's a business model — and it's why unsub. is built backwards from every other app:
Bank logins
User accounts
Servers
Analytics
Read-only. On your device.
Uninstall → everything erased, instantly.
AFTER THE SCAN, IT KEEPS WATCHING
Three charges that never happened.
the trial trap
unsub. NOTICEDday 12 of 14Your trial converts Friday.
Free for now → $14.99/mo unless you cancel.
Free for now → $14.99/mo unless you cancel.
Take me to cancel →Keep it
✓ cancelled in time — $179.88/yr stays yours
the quiet raise
unsub. NOTICEDthis morningNetflix raised your plan.
$15.49 → $22.99 — +48% since 2023, quietly.
Show the evidenceDowngrade
✓ every rise dated — old price kept as evidence
the annual surprise
unsub. NOTICED7 days aheadPrime renews next Tuesday.
$139 — all at once. Just so it's your decision.
$139 — all at once. Just so it's your decision.
Add to calendarRemind me
✓ on your calendar before it's on your card
Warnings land before charges do. Every time.
THE TERMS
Never a subscription.
The scan is free, forever. Pro is $4.99 — once. A subscription to manage subscriptions? We'd be hypocrites.
A TYPICAL SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER
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unsub. PRO
$4.99
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YEAR 1drag through the years — {{yearLabel}}YEAR 10
Start free →
Pro is a purchase, not a plan. Free is the last 6 months — one snapshot. Pro reads the full year, then stands guard.
Fair questions. Straight answers.
You can read my email?!+
Only with your permission, only read-only, and only on your device. The scan looks for receipt and renewal emails, extracts the subscription details (service, price, date), and discards the rest. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — there's no server to upload to. You can revoke access anytime from your Google account.
How is it free? What's the catch?+
The core is funded by the optional Pro unlock — $4.99 one-time, never a subscription. Down the road we may suggest cheaper alternatives when you cancel; if you ever switch, the new service would pay us a referral fee — never you, and always clearly labelled. No ads, no selling data.
Why don't you connect to my bank like other apps?+
Because we don't need to, and you shouldn't have to hand over bank credentials to see your own subscriptions. Your inbox already contains every receipt and renewal notice. Scanning it locally gets the same discovery — without a third party holding your financial logins.
What happens to my data if I uninstall?+
It's erased. Everything unsub. knows lives in your browser's local storage, so removing the extension deletes it instantly. There's no account to close and no server copy to chase down.
Does it cancel subscriptions for me?+
No — and that's deliberate. Auto-cancellation services are unreliable and often make things worse. unsub. takes you straight to the service's real cancellation page with one click, so you confirm it yourself in seconds and know it actually happened.
What if it gets something wrong?+
Because nothing leaves your device, we literally can't watch mistakes happen — no error logs, no analytics. So it works the old-fashioned way: a one-click "Report a problem" button drafts an email you review before sending. A human reads every report, and fixes usually ship within days.
Does it work with Outlook or Yahoo Mail?+
Gmail first — it covers the majority of personal inboxes. Support for other providers is on the roadmap. You can also add any subscription manually, whatever inbox it lives in.
THE ONLY QUESTION LEFT
What's your number?
The demo inbox was leaking $851 a year. Yours has a number too — thirty seconds to see it.
Scan my inbox — Free30 seconds · read-only · uninstalling erases everything