I Tracked Every AI Subscription I Pay For. The Number Is Stupid.
Seven tools, most used weekly, two used never. Sound like you?
I listed every AI subscription I pay for and found seven, two of which I hadn't opened in a month.
The culprits were annual plans I forgot and a tier I upgraded during a crunch and never dropped.
I canceled the two dormant ones and felt both lighter and slightly ashamed.
The industry's pricing is built so you forget, not so you cancel.
Do the audit. The savings are real and the clutter was costing attention, not just money.
Updated October 28, 2026: the audit below took twenty minutes and saved real money - the industry's pricing is built so you forget, not so you cancel.
Frequently asked questions:
Q: What did the subscription audit find?
A: Seven AI subscriptions, two of which hadn't been opened in a month - the culprits were forgotten annual plans and a tier upgraded during a crunch and never dropped.
Q: What should I cancel first?
A: Anything dormant for a month. Cancel the two dormant ones and you'll feel both lighter and slightly ashamed.
Q: Why is it so easy to over-subscribe?
A: The industry's pricing is built so you forget, not so you cancel. The savings are real and the clutter costs attention, not just money.