How does Pockito catch free trials, price rises and subscriptions I don't use?

Repeating flags a free trial about to end, a price that went up, and a subscription with no recorded spending for 60 days. Each one shows what it costs you a year, how Pockito knows about it, and what to do if you're done with it.

Free, more with Pro iPhone and Android Updated 7 October 2026 · Pockito 1.4.1 · iOS 17 · Android 9 or later

Where to find it Repeating Subscriptions

What gets flagged

Free trial ending
The row says when the trial ends and what it costs after. You get a reminder before it starts charging.
Price went up
The row shows the old and the new price. Accept the new price, or decide to stop.
Not used
No spending recorded for 60 days. Pockito can't see whether you open the app, so it's your call.

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THE FACTS
The next charge, the account it's paid from, what you've paid so far and the category.
How Pockito knows
Where Pockito saw the charges: bank texts, Apple Pay, scanned receipts, your own entries and more.
IF YOU'RE DONE WITH IT
How that service cancels, and a button to remove it from Repeating.

Stopping a subscription

Pockito can't cancel for you, but it tells you where: on the service's website, inside its own app, through your app store, through your phone operator, or in person. Once you've canceled, tap Remove from Repeating and Pockito stops asking about it.

Questions

Where do I see what all my subscriptions cost?

At the top of the Subscriptions lens: what they cost you a year, a month, and how that changed. Insights has a Subscription creep card too.

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