Grade your subscriptions . No bank login required.
You have 12 subscriptions. You think you have 5. SubGrade gives each one an A-F grade based on what you actually get out of it — not just what it costs. Before each renewal, swipe to keep or kill. No bank password. Nothing leaves your phone.
Sound familiar?
You're paying $219/month on subscriptions
The average American spends $219/month across 12 subscriptions (C+R Research 2025). Most people think they spend half that. The ones you forgot about are the expensive ones — because you're getting zero value from them.
The best tracker wants your bank password
Rocket Money finds your subscriptions automatically — but it needs your bank login through Plaid. 58% of consumers won't do that (PYMNTS 2025). If you're one of them, your options have been bad. Until now.
Every tracker tells you what you spend. None tells you what it's worth.
Netflix at $17.99/month used daily costs $0.60 per use. That's grade A — worth every penny. Your gym at $49/month visited twice costs $24.50 per visit. That's grade D. The grade changes the decision from 'should I cancel?' to 'obviously.'
You're paying twice for things you already have
YouTube Premium includes YouTube Music — so why are you also paying for Spotify? Amazon Prime includes Grubhub+ — did you know? SubGrade catches 42 types of overlap across streaming, fitness, cloud storage, and credit card perks.
Find out what your subscriptions are really worth
Free for your first 5 subscriptions. No credit card, no bank login, no account. Takes 2 minutes to add your first subscription and see your grade.