Cinch
Cinch
Subscription manager
Cinch scans the receipts and billing emails in your inbox to automatically detect your recurring subscriptions — then tracks their renewals and prices, warns you before you're charged, and shows you where to save.
Most people pay for subscriptions they've forgotten about, and prices creep up quietly over time. Cinch's purpose is to give you one accurate, up-to-date view of everything you're subscribed to — what you pay, when each one renews, which are in a free trial, and which have a failed payment — so nothing charges you by surprise and you can cancel or downgrade what you don't need.
To do this, Cinch reads the receipt and billing emails in the inbox you connect (with your permission, read-only) and extracts each subscription's details. It does not read non-billing email, and your data is never sold or used for advertising — see our Privacy Policy.
Cinch reads receipt & billing emails to surface everything you're paying for — even the ones you forgot.
Get a heads-up before a charge lands or a free trial converts, so nothing sneaks through.
We flag price hikes, plan changes, and failed payments as they happen.
Honest suggestions — a cheaper plan, an annual switch, or cancelling what you don't use.
With your permission, Cinch requests read-only access to your Gmail to find subscription and receipt emails. We use it only to detect and manage your subscriptions — we never read non-billing mail for other purposes, never sell your data, and never use it for advertising. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail, including our compliance with Google's API Services User Data Policy.