Leakstop warns you 3 days and 1 day before a free trial turns into a charge, a subscription renews, or a return window closes. No bank login. Set it up once, then forget it.
Most trackers make you enter every subscription by hand. Leakstop reads the emails you already get.
You get a private Leakstop address. Add one email filter so signups, receipts and order confirmations forward automatically.
It pulls out the service, the price and the date from each email.
A reminder 3 days and 1 day before you're charged, with a direct link to cancel.
Leakstop never asks for your bank password or card number. It works from your emails and what you tell it.
Bank apps show a charge once it's happened. Leakstop tells you while you can still cancel.
Most subscription apps ignore return deadlines. Leakstop reminds you before you're stuck with something you meant to send back.
An app about cancelling should be easy to cancel. No calls, no emails, no runaround.
| Leakstop | Bank-linked apps | Phone settings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warns before free trials convert | Yes | Usually after | App Store only |
| Return deadlines | Yes | No | No |
| No bank login needed | Yes | No | Yes |
| Covers subscriptions bought outside the App Store | Yes | Yes | No |
Early access members get a launch discount on Pro.
We're building it now. Early access members get the first invites, on iPhone and Android.
No. It only sees the emails you choose to forward to your private Leakstop address, and you can stop forwarding at any time.
Not at launch. It reminds you in time and links you straight to each service's cancel page, so cancelling takes seconds and stays in your control.
You can add anything by tapping a popular service or pasting a confirmation email into the app.
Join early access and we'll let you know the day Leakstop is ready.
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