In Subdue 2.70

Free-trial reminders before billing starts

Trial reminders remain free in Subdue 2.70. Household bill due-date reminders use Premium, as do subscription renewal and cancellation reminders. Subdue records your decision; you still cancel with the provider when required.

In Subdue 2.70

Record both the trial’s end date and the price that follows it. A free trial reminder helps you review the decision before conversion; a subscription renewal reminder belongs to Premium. A calendar entry or cancellation choice in Subdue is not proof that a provider has canceled the service. Complete that step with the provider or the relevant App Store management screen, then update the trial record. Active trial estimates are excluded from the Month Ahead forecast.

Trials, without the guessing

Keep the end date, future price, and your decision in view. Trial reminders are free. Subdue tracks cancellation decisions; it does not cancel a provider’s service for you.

A plan for what’s next

See renewals, bill due dates, trial endings, plan changes, and extra charges. The 30-day view is free; 90 and 365 days require Premium.

Does Subdue pay bills or connect to my bank?

No. Subdue is a tracker, not a payment service. You enter bill details and record payments yourself. Recording a payment does not transfer money, and a cancellation decision in Subdue does not cancel the provider’s service.

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.

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