Know what you owe, before it renews.

Dues finds every subscription you pay for, shows what they really cost each month and year, and reminds you before you're charged.

Free to start · No account · Your data stays on your phone

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Features

Everything you pay for, in one calm place

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Your real total

Monthly and yearly totals with a spending ring by category. No more guessing.

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Never miss a renewal

Reminders before a charge, and before a free trial quietly turns into a bill.

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Renewal calendar

See exactly which day each subscription renews, and what's still to pay this month.

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Real plan prices

Pick your plan from 69 popular services across streaming, music, AI, social and tools.

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Your currency

Choose your country and every price is shown in your currency, converted live.

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Private by design

No sign-up, no ads, no tracking. Export to CSV or delete everything anytime.

Pricing

Free. Really.

Dues Free

$0
  • Unlimited subscriptions
  • Renewal and free-trial reminders
  • Calendar, yearly totals and verified prices in 12 countries
  • No ads, no account, no in-app purchases
FAQ

Questions about Dues

What is Dues?

Dues is a free Android app that tracks all your subscriptions (Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, iCloud+ and 65 more), shows what you really spend each month and year, and reminds you before every renewal or free-trial charge.

Is Dues free?

Yes. Dues is completely free, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no limit on how many subscriptions you track.

Does Dues need an account or see my data?

No. Dues works without an account. Your subscriptions stay on your phone and are never uploaded; you can export them to CSV for backups.

Which countries have verified subscription prices?

Dues has verified local prices for the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, Australia, Singapore, the UAE, Brazil, Japan and Mexico. Other countries see prices converted from US dollars at live exchange rates.

Can Dues cancel subscriptions for me?

No. Dues reminds you before you are charged, but you cancel with the provider (or your app store), then mark it as cancelled in Dues.

Is Dues open source?

Yes. The Android app is open source under the GPL-3.0 license on GitHub.

Get Dues for Android

Free and open source. Get it on GitHub; Galaxy Store listing coming soon.

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