The subscription that watches your subscriptions
Subscriptions shouldn't fly away with your money.
ScriptByrd keeps every subscription you pay for in one place: what it costs a year, what's due next, and a dated record of what you decided. Keep the ones you love. Stop the ones you don't.
30 days free. No card. No bank login.
Free check · no account
What do yours add up to?
Example figuresA$1,280 a year
about A$107 a month
ScriptByrd is A$50 a year.
The sums and the summary are made in your browser. ScriptByrd does not upload or save these values. Downloading saves this file on your own device.
The subscription plague
Subscriptions breed.
A free trial here. "Only A$4.99" there. A year on there's a small flock on your card, and you've forgotten half of them. Mostly nobody's being a villain. It's just nobody's job to keep count. So we gave the job to a bird.
Find them.
Type them in, or scan a bank statement on your own device. The file never leaves it.
Decide.
Keep, stop, or think about it. Every choice is dated and kept on your record.
Stay ahead.
See what's due before it lands. Catch the quiet price rises. Get a clear stop letter when you've had enough.
Renewal calendar
Example- 03StreamingA$18
- 11GymA$79
- 19Cloud storageA$4
- 27NewsA$29
Every charge in one view, before it lands.
Price-rise tracker
ExampleSpot the quiet increases. Keep the history.
Stop-request builder
A clear, polite letter in one minute.
You send it. We never contact providers for you.
Your statement stays on your device.
Members can scan a bank statement CSV in the browser (private beta). We never ask for your bank password. Bank and inbox connections aren't offered yet.
Cancellation guides
Step-by-step, provider by provider, with the date we last checked.
Browse guides →
On your phone, like an app
iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen. Android: menu → Install app.
Membership
A$5
a month, or A$50 a year. Honest dollars, not A$4.99.
Free tools
Monthly or annual? Trial ending?
Work out which plan costs less, download a renewal calendar file for your own calendar app, and get a short plan before a free trial turns paid. No account, nothing saved.
Open the tools →
In your workspace
What it costs, what's due next.
An estimate per month and per year, what renews in the next 7 and 30 days, price rises you've recorded, and anything still open after a stop. Search and filter as the list grows.
Loose ends
Cancelled isn't always cancelled.
Stopping the service and stopping the payment are two different jobs. ScriptByrd tracks both, and flags what's still open: a charge after you cancelled, a refund that never showed up.
Yes, we're a subscription too
So here's ours, laid bare.
- Price
- A$5 a month, or A$50 a year. Whole dollars, tax included.
- Free first
- 30 days. No card, so nothing can be charged when it ends.
- Renews
- When paid plans open: every month or every year, until you cancel. A yearly renewal comes with a reminder first.
- To cancel
- When paid plans open: two clicks on your Account page. No phone call. No reason needed.
- Refund
- In full, within 30 days of any payment. Just ask.
- Price rises
- Never for profit. Only ever to keep pace with inflation, with 30 days' notice.
- Your records
- Export or delete them yourself, any time.
Paid plans aren't open yet. Nobody is charged today.
Founding members
The first 1,000 get a number. And half off the first year.
Join during the first thousand and you're a founding member, numbered in the order you arrived. When paid plans open, your first year is A$25 instead of A$50. After that it's the standard A$50 a year. This is the small print.
Claim your numberFair both ways
We won't fly off with your money. We won't peck at honest businesses either.
For you.
A cheap tool that does what it says. No bank login. No cut of what you save. No selling your data. You stay in charge: we write the letter, you send it.
For business.
Most subscription trouble is a mess, not malice: a cancel button nobody can find, a notice that landed in spam. We're building the business side now: dated records of sign-ups, price notices and cancellation requests, and a request form for your own site. We want the first businesses in to help shape it. The rules tighten on 1 July 2027. Get ahead of them.
Talk to usFrom 1 July 2027
From 1 July 2027, new Australian rules will require clearer upfront information and an easy-to-find, straightforward way to cancel covered subscriptions. Reminder requirements depend on the applicable regulations.
The enacted ActScriptByrd is independent. It isn't connected with or endorsed by any government body.