Subscription Audit — Find Everything You're Paying For
A subscription audit is a complete review of every recurring charge hitting your bank account — monthly, quarterly, and annual. Most people are shocked to find 8–15 active subscriptions when they expected 4 or 5.
Leaky Wallet reads your bank statement and surfaces every subscription automatically — even the ones buried under obscure merchant names like 'AMZN*PRIME', 'PAYPAL*ADOBE', or 'APPLE.COM/BILL'. No manual scrolling required.
Start Your Subscription Audit
Upload your bank statement — every recurring charge found in 30 seconds.
Audit My SubscriptionsFree · No signup · Works with any bank
What a Subscription Audit Reveals
Forgotten free trials
That 7-day trial from 14 months ago that became $19.99/month
Duplicate subscriptions
Two cloud storage plans, two music apps, two antivirus products
Price-crept subscriptions
Services that quietly raised their price without a notification
Dormant memberships
Gym, clubs, and services you stopped using months ago
Annual charges you forgot
Once-a-year subscriptions that are easy to miss
App store micro-subscriptions
$2.99 and $4.99 apps that add up to $30+/month
How to Run a Subscription Audit in 3 Steps
- 1Export your bank statement. Log in to your bank's website, go to Transaction History, and download the last 90 days as CSV or PDF.
- 2Upload to Leaky Wallet. Drop your file in the analyzer — no account needed. Your data is processed privately and deleted immediately.
- 3Review your subscription list. See every recurring charge with merchant name, amount, frequency, and total yearly cost. Cancel what you don't need.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I do a subscription audit?
Export your bank statement as CSV or PDF and upload it to Leaky Wallet. The analyzer automatically finds every recurring charge and groups them by merchant — showing you monthly, quarterly, and annual subscriptions with total yearly costs.
How much can I save from a subscription audit?
The average person saves $150–$600 per year by cancelling forgotten subscriptions identified in an audit. Price-increased subscriptions add another $50–$200 in potential savings.
How often should I audit my subscriptions?
Every 3–6 months is ideal. New subscriptions creep in, prices increase, and services you stopped using continue to charge. A quarterly audit keeps your recurring costs under control.
What if I have subscriptions across multiple bank accounts?
Upload multiple statements in one go — Leaky Wallet accepts up to 12 files at once and merges them into a single combined audit.