Subscription Monitoring: Stop Paying for Things You Don't Use

The Subscription Creep Problem

The average person has 12 active subscriptions. Most people think they have about 6. That gap is where money quietly disappears each month: the gym you stopped going to, the streaming service you watched one show on, the premium app you forgot you signed up for.

Your AI assistant keeps track so you don't have to.

How It Works

Your assistant monitors your subscriptions by:

• Scanning your email for recurring payment confirmations, renewal notices, and receipts
• Building a master list of every active subscription with price, billing date, and renewal terms
• Flagging unused services by checking whether you've actually logged into or used each one recently
• Alerting you before renewals so you can cancel before you're charged for another month or year
• Tracking price increases and letting you know when a service quietly raises its rates

Real Savings

Most people save between 50 and 150 pounds in the first month just by cancelling subscriptions they'd forgotten about. That free trial you signed up for six months ago? Still running. The second music streaming service from when you switched and forgot to cancel the old one? Found it.

The Annual Audit

Once a month, your assistant sends you a subscription summary:

"You're currently paying for 14 subscriptions totalling 127/month. You haven't used Headspace in 4 months and your Audible subscription renews in 3 days. Want me to cancel either?"

One reply and it's handled.

With Claw for All, subscription monitoring runs in the background from day one. Your assistant watches your inbox, builds the list automatically, and only bothers you when there's money to be saved.