Subscriptions
Find every subscription you're paying for, cancel what you don't use
Connect your accounts and SortMe's AI finds each genuine subscription across every card and bank account in your household, then shows you what the ones you don't use are costing per year.
$2,371 the average SortMe user finds, most of it in subscriptions they had stopped using.
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AI detection
Real subscriptions in, look-alikes out
Plenty of recurring charges aren't subscriptions. Afterpay instalments recur; so do Wise transfers to your account overseas. Older tools list them all and leave you to sort the pile. SortMe's AI, rebuilt in 2026, decides what's genuinely a subscription (Netflix yes, your four Afterpay payments no) so the list you get is the list that's true.
- AI detection across every connected account, both partners' cards included
- Filters instalment plans, transfers and other recurring look-alikes automatically
- Catches annual subscriptions too, the ones that ambush you once a year
The forgotten ones
The $14.99 you've paid 26 times
The pattern is always the same: a trial that became a charge, an app you stopped opening in 2024, a streaming service you signed up for one specific show. Individually they're coffee money. Together, across a two-adult household, they're routinely $1,000+ a year. SortMe shows each subscription with its monthly and annual cost, so "it's only $15" becomes "$180 a year for something we don't use."
Cancel & reallocate
Cancelling is step one. Redirecting is the win.
Cancelled $65/month of dead subscriptions? That's $780 a year, and money without a destination drifts back into spending. Point it at one of your savings goals and watch the goal date move closer. That's the difference between trimming and building.
- See your cancelled subscriptions' worth as an annual figure
- Track the freed-up money against a real goal on a real bank account
- Your Budget Cycle Review confirms the saving stuck, payday after payday
