Somewhere on your statement is money you meant to stop paying.
Slow Leak Subs reads a bank statement and picks out the recurring charges: the ones you know about and the ones hiding behind a descriptor you can't read. One list and one number, in about a minute.
Check my statementFree preview. Full list $19 AUD, one-off.
- Netflix MonthlyNF NETFLIX.COM 8664579310$18.99
- Anytime Fitness FortnightlySQ *ANYTIME FITNESS AU ****4471$34.95
- Apple, iCloud+ 200GB MonthlyAPPLE.COM/BILL SYDNEY AU$4.49
- Kayo Sports MonthlyDD STREAMOTION PTY LTD SYD$30.00
- Stan MonthlySP STAN ENTERTAINMENT PYRMONT$17.00
- Adobe Creative Cloud MonthlyADOBE SYSTEMS SOFTWARE IE$22.99
- Audible MonthlyAUDIBLE*4X7K21QN3 AMZN.COM/BILL$16.45
- Amazon Prime Annual, renews MarchAMAZONPRIMEAU 000114872 SYDNEY$79.00
Sample data. Yours will look different.
What we don't ask for
Your banking password
Never. You download a statement from your bank the same way you always have, as a PDF or CSV, and that's the only thing that changes hands.
Your statement
It's read on your own device, in the browser. The transactions don't travel to a server, because there's nothing useful a server could do with them.
Permission to keep it
Your statement isn't stored after you close the tab. No transaction database, no profile of your spending, nothing sold to anyone. See the privacy policy.
How it works
- Step 01
Download a statement
Three months is plenty. Most Australian and New Zealand banks let you export one from internet banking in a couple of taps.
- Step 02
Open it here
It's read where it lands, on your device. A free preview shows how many recurring charges were found and what they add up to.
- Step 03
Get your list
A one-off unlock shows each charge with a real name attached where it can be matched, plus monthly and yearly totals.
Pricing
Preview
Free
- How many recurring charges were found
- What they total per month and per year
- No account, no card
Full list
$19 AUD
- Every charge named where it can be matched
- Amount, billing cycle and dates seen for each
- Works again later on any device, no second payment
One-off payment, not a subscription. Handled by Stripe, so we never see your card details. Read the refund policy and terms before you buy.
Common questions
- Do I have to connect my bank account?
- No. You download a statement from your bank the way you normally would, as a PDF or CSV, and open it here. Slow Leak Subs never asks for banking credentials and never connects to your bank.
- Does my statement get uploaded anywhere?
- No. The file is read in your browser, on your own device. The transactions are never sent to a server and are not stored. Closing the tab clears them.
- What does it cost?
- Seeing how many recurring charges were found and what they total is free. Unlocking the full list with each charge named costs a one-off $19 AUD. There is no subscription and no account.
- Which banks are supported?
- CSV exports from most Australian and New Zealand banks, and NAB PDF statements. If your statement will not read, the preview will show nothing found, and you should not pay. Email us and tell us your bank.
- Can I use it on another device later?
- Yes. Your unlock is tied to the email address used at checkout. On a new browser, enter that address and we will send you a link that unlocks it, at no extra cost.
Built for Australia and New Zealand
Most subscription trackers are built on US bank data aggregators and don't support Australian or New Zealand accounts, which is why nobody down here has a good answer to "what am I actually subscribed to".
Slow Leak Subs is built the other way around, starting from the descriptors your bank actually prints: SP and SQ prefixes, direct debit lines, BPAY references, and the local services no overseas tool has heard of. Kayo, Stan, Binge, Optus Sport, your gym, your local insurer. More on the about page.