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Subscription Annual Cost Calculator
Convert subscription costs by year, month, or day.
Tool
Common subscription templates
Annual subscription cost
$0
- Monthly equivalent
- $0
- Per day
- $0
- 5-year total
- $0
- 10-year total
- $0
Subscriptions
No subscriptions added yet.
Review candidates
- Cancel candidates
- 0
- Monthly savings
- $0
- Annual savings
- $0
- 5-year savings
- $0
No subscriptions added yet.
Category summary
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What it does
- Track multiple subscriptions and see annual total, monthly equivalent, daily cost, 5-year total, and 10-year total.
- Mark cancel candidates, summarize by category, and export CSV or JSON.
How to use
- Enter the service name, amount, billing cycle, and category.
- Optionally choose usage frequency and necessity, then mark subscriptions worth reviewing.
Examples
- Netflix: monthly 1490 / Spotify: monthly 980 / ChatGPT: monthly 3000
Common uses
- Reviewing subscriptions
- Understanding yearly fixed costs
- Managing work and learning tool costs
Notes
- Entries are stored only in browser LocalStorage and are not sent to a server.
- Share URLs include your subscription list and review settings, so avoid personal information.
- Prices can change, so template amounts should be edited by the user.
FAQ
- 1What is annual subscription cost?
- It is the yearly equivalent of subscriptions paid monthly, weekly, annually, or on another recurring cycle.
- 2Is my data saved?
- Your entries are saved in browser LocalStorage and are not sent to a server.
- 3Is it free to use?
- Yes. You can use it for free, and the calculations run in your browser.
- 4How do I convert monthly cost to annual cost?
- Multiply the monthly cost by 12. For example, 1,000 per month is 12,000 per year.
- 5Can it calculate weekly subscriptions?
- Yes. Weekly prices are multiplied by 52.