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Connect your email
Connect your Gmail. Read-only access. The scan looks for trial and receipt language and reads the body of what it finds, because the dates and amounts are in the bodies. Nothing is moved, changed or shared.
Pre-launch · iPhone · Gmail first
Never pay for a trial you forgot again.
Forgotten subscriptions cost the average person $252 a year. TrialCut finds the free trials sitting in your Gmail, warns you before each one turns into a charge, and cancels from your own address.
One email when it launches. Nothing else.
The gap
People guess they spend $86 a month on subscriptions. The real figure is $219.
$133 a month that nobody remembers agreeing to. C+R Research · 1,000 US consumers · 2022
Three steps. Then you stop thinking about it.
No bank connection, no card numbers. TrialCut works from the receipts already sitting in your inbox.
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Every trial, on one list
The exact date each one converts and the exact amount it will charge. You get a push 3 days, 1 day and 2 hours before, or customize it yourself.
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Cancel from your own address
Where a merchant takes cancellation by email, TrialCut writes it, shows it to you, and sends it from your own address, then waits for their reply. Where they don't, the trial says so before you tap rather than pretending. Nothing is marked cancelled until the merchant confirms.
Half of us have paid for a trial we meant to cancel.
The charges are small enough to ignore and spread across enough billing dates to never add up in your head. That is the design, not your memory.
48%
have forgotten to cancel a free trial and paid more than they expected
CableTV.com, 1,000 US adults, 2025
$252
a year is what the average person spends on subscriptions they no longer use
CNET subscription survey, 2026
42%
kept paying for a subscription they had already stopped using, because they forgot
C+R Research, 1,000 US consumers, 2022
89%
underestimate their monthly subscription spend; 66% are off by more than $200 a month
West Monroe, 2,500 US consumers, 2021
74%
say it is easy to forget a recurring monthly charge
C+R Research, 1,000 US consumers, 2022
72%
have every subscription on auto-pay, so nothing asks before it charges
C+R Research, 1,000 US consumers, 2022
Read-only. Never shared, never used to train anything.
Never touches your card. No bank connection, no virtual cards, no stored payment details.
Never cancels anything you didn't tap. Every cancellation starts with you, and you see the message before it goes.
Never logs in as you. No merchant passwords stored, ever.
Disconnect whenever you want. It revokes our access at Google and erases every stored excerpt on the spot. Your trial records stay, and account deletion is by request. Privacy policy
Questions people ask before connecting their inbox.
More answers are on the support page, or write to [email protected].
Gmail, one account per person. That is what the scan is built against today, so if your receipts live anywhere else TrialCut will not find them yet.
You grant read-only access to your mail. The scan looks through it for trial and receipt language and reads the body of what it finds, because the dates and the amounts are in the bodies rather than the subject lines. Nothing is shared and nothing is used to train anything.
No. There is no bank connection, no card number and no virtual card anywhere in TrialCut. Everything it knows comes out of your inbox.
A reminder only helps for a trial you remembered starting. The first job here is finding the ones you have already forgotten about.
The trial says so before you tap. Where a merchant is not one we know, we say that rather than guessing, and point you at their own settings — and we keep watching your inbox for the confirmation either way.
Tap Keep. That trial stops warning you, and nothing is ever sent on its behalf.
No. TrialCut works before the charge, not after. Once a payment has been taken, that is between you and the merchant.
There is no date yet, and we will not invent one. Joining means one email from us on the day TrialCut is on the App Store, and nothing else: no newsletter, no reminders. Your address is held by Formspree, the form service behind the box (what that means), and reaches nobody else. Reply to that email, or write to us, and it is deleted.
Be first when it launches.
Leave your email and you get one message from us, on the day TrialCut is on the App Store. No newsletter, no drip.
iOS 17+ · Gmail · Nothing cancelled without your tap
