Consumer Protection Tool — Built by Advocates

They Made It Easy to Subscribe. We Make It Easy to Escape.

Subscription Watch™ detects predatory cancellation tactics, grades companies A–F on how hard they make it to leave, and gives you the exact steps to break free — before your money disappears. One-time payment. No subscriptions. Privacy-first. Built by Voices for Safety .

Why You Need Subscription Watch™

• Americans spend an average of $219/month on subscriptions — and 54% underestimate that cost by $100 or more.
• 76% of subscription sites use at least one dark pattern to prevent cancellation (FTC/ICPEN, 2024).
• Companies hide cancel buttons, require phone calls, trap you in loops, and charge you after you've cancelled.

Key Features

• Trap Mode™ — Scores each subscription on 10 documented dark patterns including hidden cancel buttons, forced phone calls, cancellation loops, and post-cancellation charges.
• A–F Cancellation Grades — Every company gets an evidence-based letter grade. A means easy. F means predatory.
• Escape Route™ Cancellation Guides — Step-by-step instructions to cancel each specific service.
• Price Hike Tracking — Detects silent price increases and shows exactly how much more you're paying.
• FTC Documentation Tools — Auto-flags D, E, and F grade subscriptions for FTC complaint filing.
• Free Trial Countdown — Alerts you 2 days before a free trial converts to paid billing.
• Renewal Reminders — Get notified before charges hit so you can cancel on your schedule.

The A–F Cancellation Grading System

Grade A: Cancel in seconds — one click, no friction. Grade F: Predatory — document everything and file an FTC complaint. Grades D, E, and F are automatically flagged for FTC documentation.

Why We're Different From Truebill or Rocket Money

Subscription Watch™ is a consumer protection and documentation tool — not a subscription manager that charges you monthly fees. We don't connect to your bank account. We don't sell your data. We charge a single one-time fee of $9.99 — because charging a subscription to track subscriptions would be hypocritical. Developed by Voices for Safety , a consumer protection advocacy group.

FTC Dark Pattern Enforcement

The FTC has taken action against Amazon, Adobe, Planet Fitness, and others for using illegal dark patterns to trap consumers in subscriptions. Subscription Watch™ helps you identify these tactics and build the documentation needed to file a complaint at reportfraud.ftc.gov .