See every subscription you pay for in one place, get warned before each charge, and catch free trials before they bill you.
Most of them are small, automatic and easy to forget. That's exactly how they add up.
You meant to cancel after a week. The card on file didn't forget.
The gym, the course, the app you opened twice. Still charging every month.
A dollar here, two dollars there. Rarely with an email you'd notice.
Leakly shows what's due in the next few days every time you open it.
Mark a subscription as a free trial and Leakly flags the day it turns paid, so you cancel in time or keep it on purpose.
Drop in a bank or credit-card statement as a CSV file. Leakly spots charges that repeat every week, month or year and lists them for you to review and add.
Update a price and Leakly keeps the history and marks the rise. Totals show what you spend per month and per year, in one main currency.
Quick-adding a subscription, spotting a trial, logging a price rise and putting every renewal in your calendar. No mock-ups: this is Leakly.
You get Leakly (a single file) and a step-by-step user guide.
Pick a folder on your computer. Leakly saves your list there automatically.
Type them in, or import a bank statement to find them. Then add renewals to your calendar.
Pay once. Keep it.
No sign-up, no password, no email needed to use the app.
Your list lives in one file, leakly.json, in a folder you choose. Back it up with iCloud, Google Drive or Dropbox if you like.
Bank statements are read on your computer and not stored. The only time Leakly goes online is to fetch exchange rates when you ask it to.
No. You pay $17.49 once and keep it. There's no monthly or yearly fee.
Leakly runs in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on a computer (Mac or Windows). To get reminders on your phone, add your subscriptions to your calendar from Leakly with one click.
No. It reminds you before charges and can store each service's cancel page, so cancelling takes one click on the service's own site.
No. If you want, you can import a statement file (CSV) that you download from your bank yourself. Leakly reads it on your computer and doesn't keep it.
It finds charges that repeat in the statements you import. Yearly subscriptions usually need more than a year of statements, so you may want to add a few by hand.
After buying, message us from the Support tab in your Whop account.