Bills and fees
See what recurring fees add up to
A subscription is a houseguest that keeps its key.
- Calculated from amounts you enter
- About 3 minutes
- Easy
- No fixed savings figure
No refund is promised.
The short version
This is for someone looking at recurring fees in the United States. In a few minutes you can list those fees and see one monthly total and one yearly total. There is no savings range on this page. The only numbers are the amounts you enter. Nothing here was checked against a bank, a bill, or a study. This page does not cancel a charge and does not promise a refund.
Small charges at the door
A charge posts. It looks small because it is the amount due this week, this month, or this year, shown alone. Another one posts later, under a different name. Each one is easy to wave in. Together they are still in the house.
A subscription is a houseguest that keeps its key. After this, you can list recurring fees and see the monthly total and the yearly total from amounts you enter.
What do you think this guest list costs per month?
These three guests are made up so you can practice. They are not your fees, and they are not a company’s prices. The monthly total stays hidden until you choose.
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Example music
$7.99 each month
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Example news
$4.00 each week
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Example storage
$36.00 each year
Which monthly total feels closest, before the tally is shown?
The tally
Keys still out · made-up list
Each month, and across a year
The charge is built as one visit
Missing the stack is not a failure of attention. A recurring fee is printed as the amount due for one period. That answers “what posts now?” It does not answer “what is still here at the end of the year?”
A weekly guest can look cheaper than a monthly one and still cost more per month, because a week is not a month. From the biller’s side, the number that posts is the period amount. That is a real question. It is just not the whole stay. This page does not claim a company planned to hide the year. It only adds the guests you name.
Now run your own numbers
The free app is a houseguest tally. You add a name, an amount, and whether it repeats weekly, monthly, or yearly. It shows the monthly total and the yearly total. It does not ask for an account. The answer is not behind the offer on that page.
See what recurring fees add up to
The result on this page is free. A site-wide pass, pay what you can, is only a preview. It is not a separate charge to save this result. The pass would be for a medical bill dispute letter, a state heating-aid checklist, and a subscription cancellation script pack. Nothing on this page can charge you.
How we calculated this
Each amount is turned into a monthly figure, then the months are added. A monthly amount stays as entered. A weekly amount is multiplied by 52 and divided by 12, then rounded to the cent. A yearly amount is divided by 12, then rounded to the cent. The yearly total on the page is 12 times that monthly total, so it can differ by a few cents from 52 times a weekly charge.
In the made-up list, that is $7.99 each month, $4.00 × 52 ÷ 12 = $17.33 each month, and $36.00 ÷ 12 = $3.00 each month. $7.99 + $17.33 + $3.00 = $28.32 a month, and $28.32 × 12 = $339.84 a year. The lines stay hidden until you guess, unless JavaScript is off, in which case the list is spelled out above. There is no national average and no savings range.
Limits of this guide
- It does not read a bank, a card, or a statement.
- It does not cancel, dispute, or lower a fee.
- It does not promise a refund, a credit, or any outcome with a company.
- Taxes, tips, and one-time charges are included only if you enter them.
- Groceries, gas, utilities, and housing each have their own page. Help Finder and medical bills each have their own page. They are not in this article.
Who this will not work for
- Someone who needs a dispute letter or a decision about whether a charge is allowed.
- A benefits, medical, legal, or housing decision. This page does not make one.
- A fee you cannot name and cannot put a number on. The tally only adds what you enter.
A pitfall
Anyone who asks you to pay before you can see the monthly and yearly total is charging for addition. The tally on this site is free. There is no affiliate link. Seeing the total is not a refund, and this page does not promise one.
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Sources
This uses only the numbers you type.
A question, after the result
Should a recurring fee show its yearly total beside the small charge, or only the amount due this period?
Try the tool. Add recurring fees and see the monthly and yearly total. A subscription is a houseguest that keeps its key. That line does not include your numbers.