Reminders for trials, deals and bill promos

Every promo ends. Catch it first.

A free trial, an intro price, the discounted first year of your phone or internet plan: one day the price jumps to full. DealKeeper reminds you before it does, so you can cancel in time or keep it on your terms.

Coming soon to theApp Store

How it works

For iPhone and iPad. No account needed.

Illustration: a hand pins a small calendar page in place while receipts, bills and envelopes drift away.

How it works

Catch the deal when you sign up, not when the bill arrives.

  1. Add it in seconds

    Type it in, or snap the sign-up email, receipt, bill or contract. DealKeeper reads the price, the full price and the date the promo ends, and you check it before saving.

  2. Get a heads-up first

    Reminders arrive a few days before the promo ends — 3 days and 1 day by default — as a notification or in a DealKeeper calendar.

  3. Cancel or keep

    Step-by-step cancel guides for common services, or keep it at full price. DealKeeper adds up what you saved by cancelling in time.

A statement that is on your side

Every trial, deal and bill promo leads with the days it has left. Colour only shows up when money is close.

  • Shows the exact price jump, not just a date.
  • Keeps reminding you until you say “I cancelled” or “I’m keeping it”.
  • Warns you that a new card won’t stop the charges — only cancelling does.
  • 2daysStreaming trial
    Free, then $15.99/mo
  • 6daysPhone plan · Mobile
    $10.00 → $35.00/mo
  • 24daysGym intro offer
    $19.00 → $49.00/mo
Example list. Your services, prices and dates go here.

Private by default

  • No account needed: without one, your list stays on your phone.
  • No bank login, ever. DealKeeper never sees your cards or statements.
  • A document you scan is read, then deleted from our server straight away.
  • Ads are non-personalised. No tracking across apps.

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Free, with a few ads

$4.99 once, to remove ads forever

One payment, never a subscription. We refuse to charge you a subscription to save you from subscriptions. Prices vary by country; the App Store shows yours.