Subscription & Bill Tracker

A subscription tracker that turns every streaming plan, SaaS tool and membership into one honest monthly number — and warns you before the next renewal hits. No formulas to build, no setup beyond your budget.

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Subscription & Bill Tracker dashboard preview with monthly spend, active subscriptions and budget tiles

See inside the workbook

This is the Dashboard sheet — it fills in automatically as you log subscriptions and payments. Nothing to build.

Subscription & Bill Tracker.xlsx — Dashboard
Active Subscriptions14
Monthly Spend$186.40
Budget Remaining$63.60
Renewing in 30 Days5

Monthly paid trend · Jan–Aug

ServiceCategoryCycleMonthlyStatus
NetflixStreamingMonthly$15.49
Adobe CCSoftwareYearly$19.99
Xbox Game PassGamingMonthly$16.99Paused

Subscriptions, Payment Log and Settings sheets use dropdowns and pre-built formulas — the dashboard updates instantly.

How it works

1. Set your budget

Open Settings and enter your target monthly subscription spend, plus the renewal alert window — the dropdown lists live here too.

2. List every subscription once

Add one row per service to the Subscriptions log: cost, billing cycle, renewal date, status. The Monthly Equivalent column does the math for you.

3. Read the dashboard

Monthly spend, budget vs. actual, spend by category, upcoming renewals and a trend chart — all computed automatically.

Questions

Does it work in Google Sheets?

Yes. Upload the file to Google Drive or use File → Import in Sheets. All formulas, dropdowns and the chart carry over.

Is this a subscription?

No — one payment, the file is yours forever. Duplicate it each year to keep your history clean.

How does it compare yearly and monthly plans?

Every subscription gets a Monthly Equivalent column that converts yearly, quarterly and weekly costs to a monthly number automatically, so you can compare a $120/year plan against a $10/month plan directly.

How many entries does it hold?

400 rows in the Subscriptions log and 400 rows in the Payment Log — enough for years of recurring charges.