Subqora vs Copilot Money

Copilot Money is a paid, bank-linked budgeting app for US Apple users, where subscriptions are one feature among many. Subqora is a free, subscription-only tracker for iPhone and Android that never connects to your bank.

We make Subqora, so read this with that in mind — we have tried to be fair, and we say where Copilot Money is better. Facts checked October 21, 2026 from Copilot Money’s own website and store listings (sources below).

Side by side

Platforms
Subqora: iPhone, Android
Copilot Money: iOS, macOS, Web
Where it works
Subqora: Any country
Copilot Money: United States only.
How subscriptions get in
Subqora: You add them — catalog of 140+ services, or custom
Copilot Money: Automatic, from linked accounts.
Bank login needed
Subqora: No
Copilot Money: Yes
Price
Subqora: Free with ads, every feature. Pro removes ads: $2.99/month or $29.90/year in the US (save ~17% with yearly; prices may vary by country), 7-day free trial.
Copilot Money: Copilot (monthly, App Store in-app purchase): $13.00 / month; Copilot (yearly, App Store in-app purchase): $95.00 / year
Cancels subscriptions for you
Subqora: No — reminds you in time, with cancel guides
Copilot Money: No cancellation service found on official pages.
Store rating
Subqora: Not enough ratings yet
Copilot Money: App Store (US): 4.8 (31K ratings)

Where Copilot Money is better

Where Subqora is better

Which should you pick?

Pick Copilot if you want a full, polished budgeting app in the US and are happy to pay for it. Pick Subqora if you only want to keep subscriptions in check, for free, without linking your bank.

What we could not confirm

Sources

Copilot Money is a trademark of its owner; Subqora is not affiliated with it. Prices and features change — if something here is out of date, tell us at support@subqora.app and we will fix it.

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