Subscription Cost Calculator
List each subscription with its price and how often it is charged. You get the total a week, a month and a year.
Weekly prices are multiplied by 52 and divided by 12 to give a monthly figure.
Worked examples
Three subscriptions
£3 a week, £120 a year and £10 a month
£33 a month, £396 a year
The weekly one is £13 a month and the yearly one is £10.
About Subscription Cost Calculator
A subscription cost calculator adds up your regular payments. Small payments are easy to lose track of: a streaming service, a gym membership and a yearly software licence feel unrelated, but together they can cost over £35 a month. The tool puts everything on the same footing so you can see the true total.
Each subscription can be charged weekly, every two or four weeks, monthly, every three or six months, or yearly. The result shows each one as a monthly and yearly cost, and its share of the whole, so the biggest stand out. It is a quick way to decide which to cancel, and a good start to a monthly budget. Weekly prices are multiplied by 52 and divided by 12.
How to use Subscription Cost Calculator
- Enter the name and price of each subscription.
- Choose how often it is charged.
- Add more with the button.
- Read the total a month and a year.
Common uses
- A subscription clear-out
- Building a monthly budget
- Comparing monthly and yearly plans
- Seeing how much streaming really costs
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a weekly price to monthly?
Multiply by 52 and divide by 12. £3 a week is £13 a month.
How do I compare monthly and yearly plans?
Add each to the list. A £120 yearly plan is £10 a month, so it beats £11 a month charged monthly.
Why is a four-weekly payment different from monthly?
There are 13 four-week periods in a year but 12 months, so a four-weekly price of £20 costs £260 a year and not £240.
Does it include trials?
Only if you list them. Add them at the price you will pay once the trial ends, so that the total shows what you will really be charged when the offer period is over.
How can I cut the cost?
Start with the biggest on the list and the ones you use least. Many services let you pause, move to a cheaper plan or pay yearly at a discount, and cancelling one that you rarely use can save more than you expect over a full year.