How it works
Getting everything into one list
The work is in the first five minutes. After that it maintains itself.
Start wherever most of your charges are
For most people that's the banking app. Screenshot the subscriptions or recurring payments view and upload it. If you also pay through the App Store, Google Play or PayPal, add those screenshots too — the list merges them.
Check what was read
The AI pulls service, amount and cycle out of the image. It can misread things, so every entry is editable: fix a price, change a cycle, remove something that isn't a subscription, add one that was missed.
Then it runs in the background
Reminders go out one to three days before each charge, by e-mail and push. Free trials get their own warning before they turn into paid plans — which is the one deadline people miss most often.
40%
said the design of a website or app made cancelling a subscription very difficult
From the same representative EU consumer survey.
Source: European Commission, Fitness Check of EU consumer law on digital fairness, 2024.
When you decide to drop something
NoBill shows the cancellation steps for that provider, and the help chat answers questions. You do the cancelling — NoBill never touches your accounts.