Track every subscription's renewal date without linking your bank account.
Podcasters pay monthly for hosting, transcription and audiograms forever, even for a back catalog that no longer grows. Pay-once audio tools cap the cost of a show at a single payment.
The tool this job usually means renting is Rocket Money, at $6–12/mo (Premium) — roughly $96 a year, every year. Renewcheck does the job for a one-time $15 — running locally on your own machine.
No bank link, no Plaid, no OAuth to a financial account — just name, price and renewal date.
For podcasters, add subscriptions manually pays off for every episode, including the back catalog — and it's covered by the same one-time $15, not metered per month.
Native OS notifications before a charge hits, with enough lead time to actually cancel.
For podcasters, renewal countdown & reminders pays off for every episode, including the back catalog — and it's covered by the same one-time $15, not metered per month.
Monthly and yearly totals calculated automatically as you add subscriptions.
For podcasters, spend totals pays off for every episode, including the back catalog — and it's covered by the same one-time $15, not metered per month.
One-time $15 for the packaged installer and lifetime updates.
Name, price, billing cycle and renewal date — takes a couple minutes for a typical list.
Native notifications ahead of each charge, plus a running total of what subscriptions actually cost you.
Renewcheck is $15, once. Rocket Money at $6–12/mo (Premium) — roughly $96 a year, every year. Two months of Rocket Money Premium costs more than Renewcheck does, once, forever.
Two months of Rocket Money Premium costs more than Renewcheck does, once, forever. Renewcheck costs $15 once; Rocket Money charges $6–12/mo (Premium) — about $96 a year. For podcasters, that fixed cost is the whole point: the tool is a one-time line item, not a monthly one.
Yes — MIT source at github.com/bensblueprints/renewcheck-mvp. The $15 buys the packaged installer and updates.
Because bank sync means handing a third party read access to your entire transaction history to solve a problem that's really just "remember these dates." If auto-detection from real transactions matters more to you than privacy, Rocket Money is the better fit.