Every subscription.
One honest number.

Dues turns weekly, monthly and yearly plans into what you really pay each month and each year, warns you before renewals and free trials catch you out, and shows what cancelling would save before you cancel anything. No account. Nothing leaves your browser.

Open Dues See how it works

Free. Works offline in any modern browser. Your data stays on your device.

Per month £76.54
Per year £918.52

6 subscriptions, including 1 trial

  • Spanish lessons Trial ends in 3 days Trial ends soon
    £9.99 / month
  • Gym Renews in 5 days soon
    £34.00 / month
  • Film streaming Renews in 12 days
    £10.99 / month
  • Music Renews in 19 days
    £11.99 / month
  • Cloud storage Renews in 26 days
    £2.99 / month
  • Weekend paper Renews 4 Mar
    £79.00 / year £6.58 / month

Example household. Try cancelling anything; nothing here is saved.

Three minutes to the real total.

Add what you pay for the way it shows on your bank statement. Dues does the arithmetic nobody does.

  1. List it.

    Name, price, how often it bills and one payment date. Weekly, monthly, every three months, yearly: any cycle from every week to every twelve years. Mark free trials so you hear about them before they charge.

  2. See the true cost.

    Every plan is turned into a monthly and a yearly figure, so a weekly box, a quarterly bill and an annual renewal finally add up to one number. Trials count too, because that's what you'll pay if you do nothing.

  3. Get ahead of it.

    The next 30 days, in order. Anything within a week gets a "soon" badge, and trial ends show in their own colour so you can cancel in time.

Small app. Careful sums.

  • A calendar of every charge

    See which weeks are expensive. Move month to month, pick a day to see what lands on it, and see the total due in the month you're looking at. It works fully from the keyboard, with arrows that move the way they point.

  • Month ends handled properly.

    Paid on the 31st? Renewals land on the last day of shorter months and spring back after, just like your bank statement.

  • Private by design.

    No account, no server, no tracking. Everything is kept in your browser. Export a backup file to keep it safe or move it to another device, and import it back after a confirm.

  • Made for your phone too.

    A bottom tab bar, thumb-sized buttons and a layout that holds at any width. It follows your light or dark setting.

  • Your currency.

    Choose from eight currencies for the whole household. Amounts are shown the way your browser writes money.

The real thing

This is the actual app. Have a go.

Below is Dues itself, running right here. Add a subscription, try the calendar, switch currency. This copy is a sandbox: nothing you type here is saved, and none of it touches your own list.

Open Dues full screen
What can I try?
  • Add a subscription with a free trial and see it in Coming up
  • Open the Calendar and use the arrow keys
  • Try cancelling something and watch the totals

Find out what this year really costs.

It takes a few minutes, and the number is usually a relief.

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