One-time audit · No bank login · Files never stored
A subscription killer that doesn't become another subscription.
Most “subscription killers” want $10 a month and a live line into your bank account. WatchWallet finds every recurring charge on your statement, flags the duplicates and price hikes, and writes your cancellation emails — for $9.99 once.
What a subscription killer should actually do
Find every charge
Recurring charges, free trials that converted, and the annual renewals you forgot were coming.
Catch the overlaps
Four streaming services for one TV habit. WatchWallet shows what each one costs you a year.
Flag price hikes
Netflix $15.49 → $17.99. They didn't ask. We noticed.
Write the emails
Every item comes with a difficulty rating, exact steps, and a ready-to-send cancellation email.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a subscription killer?
- A subscription killer is a tool that finds the recurring charges hiding on your bank or card statement and helps you cancel the ones you no longer use. WatchWallet does this in one pass: it detects subscriptions, flags duplicates and price hikes, and writes a ready-to-send cancellation email for each one.
- How is WatchWallet different from a subscription tracker?
- Trackers charge $7–14 every month and need a live connection to your bank to keep watching your account. WatchWallet is the opposite: one statement, one audit, one $9.99 payment, done. It kills the subscriptions you don't want instead of adding one more.
- Do I have to connect my bank account?
- No. WatchWallet never connects to your bank and never asks for a login. You upload a PDF, screenshot, or CSV of your statement, and the file is processed in memory and discarded in seconds.
- Does it actually cancel the subscriptions for me?
- It writes the cancellation email and gives you exact step-by-step instructions and a difficulty rating for each service. You stay in control of the send, so nothing is cancelled without your say-so.
- How much does the subscription killer cost?
- $9.99 for one audit (up to 2 statements) or $19.99 for a household audit (up to 6 statements across cards and family). One-time — there is no monthly fee, and there is a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Kill the subscriptions you forgot you had.
One statement. One audit. $9.99. No monthly anything.