The best subscription tracker apps, compared

The right subscription tracker depends on one question: will you link your bank? If yes and you live in the US, Rocket Money finds subscriptions automatically and can cancel them for you; in the UK, Emma and Snoop do the same. If you would rather not link your bank, Subqora (free, iPhone and Android) and Bobby (iPhone) let you add subscriptions yourself and remind you before each renewal.

We make Subqora, so it is on this list — we have kept to facts from each app’s own website and store listing, checked in October 2026, and we say where others are better.

At a glance

AppPlatformsBank loginWhereFree plan
SubqoraiPhone, AndroidNoAny countryYes — every feature, with ads
Rocket Money iOS, Android, Web Yes United States only Yes
Bobby - Track subscriptions iOS No No regional restriction found Yes
Hiatus - Subscriptions & Bills iOS, Android, Web app Yes Built for the US: US App Store and Googl... Yes
Chronicle - Bill Organizer iOS, macOS No No regional restriction found (US App St... Yes
Copilot Money iOS, macOS, Web Yes United States only No
Emma - Budget Planner Tracker iOS, Android, Web Yes UK, US and Canada (help center: "Emma is... Yes
Snoop iOS, Android Yes UK Yes

Trackers without a bank login

Subqora — free on iPhone and Android

Subqora is a free subscription tracker app for iPhone and Android that shows every subscription in one place and reminds you before each one renews — without connecting to your bank. Every feature is free with ads; Pro ($2.99/month or $29.90/year in the US (save ~17% with yearly; prices may vary by country)) removes them, with a 7-day free trial. It does not find subscriptions on its own or cancel them for you — you add each one, and it reminds you in time. More about Subqora.

Bobby - Track subscriptions

iPhone users who want a simple, private, manual subscription list and would rather pay once than subscribe. Not for Android users.

Subqora vs Bobby - Track subscriptions

Chronicle - Bill Organizer

Apple users (iPhone, iPad, Mac) who want a manual bill and subscription organizer with forecasting and household sharing. Not for Android.

Subqora vs Chronicle - Bill Organizer

Trackers that link your bank

These find subscriptions automatically from your transactions, which saves typing — in exchange for read access to your bank or card accounts through a provider such as Plaid or Open Banking.

Rocket Money

US residents with US bank accounts who are happy to link their bank and want automatic detection, plus hands-off cancellation and bill negotiation, and who will pay for Premium.

Subqora vs Rocket Money

Hiatus - Subscriptions & Bills

US users who will link their bank and want cancellation and bill negotiation for a flat Premium fee rather than a share of savings.

Subqora vs Hiatus - Subscriptions & Bills

Copilot Money

US Apple users who want a premium, paid all-in-one budgeting app where subscription tracking is one feature among many.

Subqora vs Copilot Money

Emma - Budget Planner Tracker

UK (also US/Canada) users who want a bank-linked budgeting app with subscription tracking and price-hike alerts, and may pay for Plus or Pro.

Subqora vs Emma - Budget Planner Tracker

Snoop

UK users comfortable with Open Banking who want automatic subscription and bill tracking plus switching deals, mostly for free.

Subqora vs Snoop

How to choose

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Try Subqora — free, no bank login

Subqora is a free app that lists every subscription in one place and reminds you before each renewal. No bank login needed.