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Changing a subscription’s plan price now or at its next renewal is a free action. Looking back through subscription price and unsubscription history requires Premium. Household bills are different: their period confirmations and payment history remain free. Confirming a provider’s amount replaces that period’s estimate; recording a partial payment reduces the balance without creating a second expense. A credit is not a new cash payment.
Details when you need them
Use tags, custom services, plan changes, and bill payment history. Premium adds subscription price and cancellation history, plus the Impact Simulator.
Some bills change. Your picture stays clear.
Track electricity, water, heating, internet, rent, maintenance, and your own custom bills. Fixed, variable, or based on usage—each billing period keeps its own amount and payment history.
For usage-based bills, include progressive tiers, multiple meter registers, daily standing charges, taxes and adjustments. Enter the provider’s rates yourself, then confirm their actual bill.
Start with an estimate
Enter an expected amount or calculate usage from your readings and provider’s rates.
Confirm the actual bill
Your provider’s confirmed total replaces the estimate for that billing period.
Record what you paid
Keep partial payments, credits, and refunds separate from planned costs.
How do estimated bills differ from recorded payments?
An estimate is a planned cost, not a payment. You can enter an amount, calculate usage manually, or use a forecast based on up to three recent confirmed periods. Confirm the provider’s actual total for that period, then record partial or full payments separately.
What is free, and what requires Premium?
Core subscriptions and bills, usage calculations, bill payment history, trial reminders, widgets, personal iCloud sync, and 30-day views are free. Premium adds longer views, bill due-date and renewal reminders, cancellation reminders, Private Services, subscription history, and the Impact Simulator.
