Annualize a monthly plan, total several subs at once, estimate money burned after a trial,
and see what canceling saves over the next months. Simple static math — not linked to any billing provider.
Family vs solo: plan price vs people × individual.
Bundle vs a la carte: bundle price vs sum of tools.
Annual waste: monthly×12 − annual plan.
Unused seats: (paid − used) × $/seat.
$/day: monthly ÷ 30.44 (or annual ÷ 365).
Pair with SaaSLab (seller-side MRR), Freelance rate, FeeLab. Not financial advice; not connected to Stripe/App Store/etc.
FAQ
Is monthly × 12 always fair?
It’s the standard simple annualize. Some plans bill 4 weeks as a “month” — edit the monthly input to match your real charge.
Does this cancel anything for me?
No. It only estimates savings. You still cancel in the provider’s settings.
Live FX?
No. Currency only relabels amounts.
How do I see the real yearly cost of 15 per month?
Monthly times 12 is 180. If an annual plan is cheaper, enter it to see savings versus staying monthly.
What does cancel savings include?
Simple unused future spend: monthly cost times months on your horizon, minus any exit fee. It does not cancel the sub for you.
Is annual billing always cheaper?
Often, but not always. Compare annual total to monthly×12, and only prepay if you will keep the tool long enough to earn the discount.
How do I audit several subscriptions at once?
List each monthly cost in the multi-sub view for a combined burn. Then cancel or annualize the ones with the worst value per dollar.
What is trial waste?
When a free trial converts and you forget to cancel, you pay for months you barely use. The trial tab estimates that wasted spend from price and idle months.
How do I decide what to cancel first?
Sort by monthly cost × low usage. Cancel or downgrade high burn / low value tools first, then re-check the multi-sub total.