Put active subscriptions in one list
Record the services and repeat payments you want to account for. Keeping them separate from one-off purchases makes predictable spending easier to review.
Check amounts and upcoming dates
Prices and billing dates can change, so compare your records with the provider’s current terms. CHEK does not cancel subscriptions or move money; it helps organise the information you choose to track.
Review subscriptions with the monthly budget
Recurring costs are easier to understand when they sit beside your budget and other payments. This gives you planning context before adding new purchases or commitments.
Update the tracker when terms change
If a subscription is cancelled, increases in price or changes billing frequency, update the record. A current list is more useful than a history that no longer reflects the service terms.
A subscription tracker and a cost calculator do different jobs
Use the online calculator to compare the combined cost of weekly, monthly and yearly plans. Use recurring-payment records in the app to keep your ongoing spending organised. Neither the calculator nor this guide claims to automatically find or cancel subscriptions.
App and feature availability can vary by country, version and data source. Price search does not guarantee coverage of every retailer. Check device compatibility and installation availability on Google Play.
Subscription tracker checklist for recurring costs
Review active services, current price, next billing date and any plan changes. Cancel or modify a real subscription through the provider itself; CHEK is an organisational tracker that helps keep recurring costs visible beside your budget.
Frequently asked question
Can CHEK cancel a subscription for me?
No. CHEK helps organise recurring-payment records. Use the provider’s official account or subscription controls to cancel or change a real subscription.