Upload a bank statement and SubSweep finds every recurring charge, shows what it really costs you per year, flags price hikes, and helps you claim refunds on recent charges.
Free scan, no card required. Statements are analysed in memory and never stored.
No spreadsheets, no scrolling through twelve months of transactions. SubSweep does the reading for you.
Export a CSV from your bank's website — every Australian bank has this. Direct open-banking connection is coming soon.
Our detector separates real subscriptions from everyday spending — weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly — and totals what they cost you.
Direct cancel links for 30+ services, refund emails for charges still in the refund window, and monthly re-checks so nothing creeps back.
See exactly which services quietly raised their price since you signed up — and by how much.
Charges from the last 14 days are often refundable. We flag them and write the refund request for you.
Straight to the cancellation page for Netflix, Spotify, Stan, Kayo, Adobe, gyms and 30+ more.
Subscriptions that stopped charging — and ones you thought you cancelled but didn't.
Every re-scan shows what's new, what's gone, and what changed price, so you're never surprised.
A 30-day check-in by email — automatic if your bank is connected — so new charges don't slip past you.
The free scan shows your three biggest leaks. Pro shows everything and keeps watching.
Uploaded statements are analysed in memory for your session and never written to disk or shared. If you create an account, only the derived subscription list is saved — never your raw transactions. Bank connections use the regulated Consumer Data Right consent flow, so we never see your bank login.
Statement upload works with CSV exports from all major Australian banks (CBA, Westpac, NAB, ANZ, ING, Up and more). Direct bank connection through the CDR is in preview and will cover all CDR-enabled institutions once our open-banking access is finalised.
We give you the fastest path — direct cancel links for 30+ services and a pre-written refund email for recent charges — but the final click is always yours, so you stay in control of your accounts.
Many services refund a charge if you ask within days of it landing. SubSweep flags charges inside that window and writes the request for you; you send it from your own email.
No. SubSweep is a tool for reviewing your own spending on everyday services. It doesn't recommend financial products or provide financial advice.
Where to cancel, what the charge looks like on your statement, and how to check it actually stopped.
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