Find every subscription in your bank CSV, without a bank login
The problem
Recurring charges are easy to forget: a free trial that rolled over, an annual renewal you didn't expect, a price that crept up. Most subscription trackers want you to connect your bank account, and many are subscriptions themselves.
How it works
Export a CSV from your bank or credit card and drop it into SubSweep. It lists the weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual charges it detects, what each costs per month and per year, and what renews next.
- No bank login. No Plaid, no passwords, no account to create.
- Nothing is uploaded. It runs in your browser and works offline.
- One price, once. Not another subscription to track your subscriptions.
Free Starter Key
The free Starter Key unlocks your full list of recurring charges instead of just the top 3, lets you mark each one keep or cancel, and saves your tracker in your browser.
What Pro adds ($19 one-time)
- Merge checking accounts and cards into one list, with duplicate rows skipped
- Price-hike alerts when a merchant's charge goes up
- A renewal calendar (.ics) for Google, Apple or Outlook, with 2-day reminders
- Renewals due in the next 30 / 60 / 90 days
- CSV export and a printable / PDF report
- A cancel checklist for each merchant with a link to its account page
- Add or edit subscriptions by hand, and hide charges that aren't subscriptions
Works with
Most bank and card CSV exports: signed Amount or Debit/Credit columns, US and international date formats, plus a column picker for anything unusual. You get a zip with the app (open index.html), sample statements and a Start Here guide. Runs in any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Linux or Chromebook.
Fine print
SubSweep detects recurring charges from CSV files you provide. It is not financial advice, does not log in to your bank, and does not cancel anything for you. Detection is an estimate; check it against your statements. Payment and license keys are handled by Gumroad.