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Free tier tracks up to 10 subscriptions manually, forever, no credit card. Premium ($9/mo or $59/yr) unlocks Gmail auto-scan, bank statement import, and the full cancellation assistant. Would love feedback from this community — especially on what other services you'd want cancellation guides for. 🔥
I counted twelve active subscriptions in January — four were AI tools I'd tried once and forgotten, three were streaming services replaying reruns to nobody. That's when I stopped trusting my memory and built something that watches my inbox instead.
One thing I'd love is the ability to detect duplicate or overlapping subscriptions (like multiple cloud storage plans) and flag the ones I'm barely using. A monthly "you only used this twice in 30 days" nudge would make this way more valuable than just listing charges.
The hardest part about subscriptions isn't paying for them, it's forgetting they exist. I like that you're focusing on helping people actually cancel services instead of just showing another dashboard full of recurring charges.
Went through the site before commenting, mostly the cancel guides since that is what you asked about. Marking Adobe as hard to cancel is accurate, their early termination fee catches everyone at least once.
Guides I would add next, based on where I see clients bleed money: LinkedIn Premium since the annual renewal ambushes people, Semrush whose cancellation flow is genuinely infamous in the SEO world, and GoDaddy domain plus hosting auto-renewals. A generic template for local gym style memberships would help too even without a brand attached.
One thing to fix quickly while launch traffic is flowing: your PH description says Gmail auto-scan is a Premium feature at 9 dollars a month, but the bottom of the cancel guides page says the Gmail and bank scan surfaces charges automatically for free. I could not tell which copy is right, and that is exactly the moment where someone decides whether to sign up.
Upvoted. Free manual tier forever with no card is the right trust move for a product that literally handles people's money leaks.
About Subscription Incinerator on Product Hunt
“Burn the subscriptions you forgot you had”
Subscription Incinerator was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 4 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. Free tier tracks up to 10 subscriptions manually, forever, no credit card. Premium ($9/mo or $59/yr) unlocks Gmail auto-scan, bank statement import, and the full cancellation assistant. Would love feedback from this community — especially on what other services you'd want cancellation guides for. 🔥
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