Nine questions
Which one slipped past you?
There are only a few ways a subscription gets away from you, and most people recognise theirs immediately. The questions below sort out which.
The four usual patterns
The trial that converted
Signed up for a free week, never set a reminder, and the first charge arrived as a surprise. The most common one by far.
The price that went up quietly
Providers raise prices with an e-mail you skimmed. The charge grows and nothing tells you, because the charge itself looks routine.
The one you stopped using
Still active, still billing, last opened months ago. Nothing is broken — that's what makes it invisible.
The accidental pair
Two services doing the same job, signed up at different times, both still running.
37%
of people surveyed in the EU had kept paying for a digital subscription they had stopped using and forgotten to cancel
18% said it happened often, 19% sometimes.
Source: European Commission, Fitness Check of EU consumer law on digital fairness, 2024.
Spotting the pattern isn't the same as fixing it
Once you know which it is, you still need the list. NoBill builds it from a screenshot — every recurring charge with its price and cycle — and then warns you before each one, so the same pattern doesn't repeat.