Find Subscriptions to Cancel From Your Bank Statement With AI

A clean list of every recurring charge hiding in your account - streaming you doubled up on, the trial that started billing, the app you used once - with a flag on the ones worth a second look and a running total of what cancelling them saves you each month and each year.

Claude finds the charges; you decide what to cancel and do it yourself. It does not touch your bank or cancel anything for you - it's reading a statement the same way you would, just faster and without missing the small ones.

• Claude - the free Claude Desktop app or claude.ai in your browser.
• One or two months of your bank or card statement. You can paste the text in, or upload a PDF or screenshot.
• No connectors, no command line, no code.

Download a month or two from your bank's site, or take screenshots. More than one month is better, because a yearly subscription only shows up once. Remove your account number, then move on.

Start a new chat, add your statement (paste the text or attach the file), and paste the prompt below.

Paste this into Claude (with your statement)Here is one to two months of my bank statement. Find every recurring
or subscription-style charge - streaming, apps, memberships,
software, anything that bills on a schedule.

Make a table: merchant, how much, how often, and a flag for the ones
that look like forgotten free trials, duplicates (two services that
do the same thing), or things people commonly cancel. Then total the
monthly cost of everything flagged and show me the yearly figure if I
cancelled them all. Don't include normal one-off purchases like
groceries or gas.

Claude hands you the list and the savings. Go down it and ask yourself which you actually use. For the ones you want gone, you cancel them yourself in each app or account - Claude can't and shouldn't do that for you. Ask it "how do I usually cancel [service]?" if you're not sure where to look.