Know exactly when any subscription expires or renews. Enter your start date and billing cycle — monthly, quarterly, annual, or custom — and get the precise expiry or next renewal date in seconds.
The average person today juggles more subscriptions than ever before — streaming services, cloud storage, software licences, gym memberships, magazine subscriptions, domain registrations, and more. Keeping track of when each one expires or auto-renews is genuinely difficult, and the cost of forgetting is real: either you lose access unexpectedly, or you get charged for another cycle on a service you no longer need.
This calculator solves that problem. Enter any subscription start date and cycle length, and you will know the exact expiry or renewal date. Use it for every new subscription you sign up for and note the result alongside the service name.
| Service Type | Typical Cycle | Auto-Renews? |
|---|---|---|
| Streaming (Netflix, Disney+, etc.) | Monthly or Annual | Yes — always |
| Music (Spotify, Apple Music) | Monthly or Annual | Yes — always |
| Cloud Storage (Google One, iCloud, OneDrive) | Monthly or Annual | Yes — always |
| Software / SaaS (Adobe, Microsoft 365) | Monthly or Annual | Yes — always |
| Antivirus / Security Software | Annual | Yes — check settings |
| Domain Name Registration | Annual or multi-year | Yes — always |
| Web Hosting | Monthly, Annual or multi-year | Yes — always |
| Gym / Fitness Membership | Monthly or Annual | Varies by gym |
| Magazine / News Subscription | Monthly, Quarterly, Annual | Usually yes |
| VPN Service | Monthly, Annual or 2-year | Yes — always |
| Amazon Prime | Monthly or Annual | Yes — always |
Nearly every subscription today auto-renews by default. This is by design — service providers know that the majority of people do not actively cancel, and rely on passive renewals for a significant portion of their revenue. The renewal charge hits your card on the billing anniversary, sometimes with little or no advance notice.
The best defence is to know your renewal dates in advance. Set a calendar reminder 7–14 days before the renewal date so you have time to decide whether to keep or cancel the subscription without feeling rushed. Many services allow free cancellation right up to the renewal date, so there is no cost to cancelling early and resubscribing later if you change your mind.
Free trials are a common entry point for subscriptions and a common source of surprise charges. A 30-day free trial starting on June 1 ends on July 1 — and the first paid charge lands on July 1 unless you cancel beforehand. Some services end the trial a day early; others count the start date as day zero. If you are not sure, use this calculator with a 30-day period and your trial start date, and set a reminder for 2–3 days before that to give yourself time to cancel if needed.