Subscription Manager Pro 💳

Stop paying for subscriptions you forgot about. Track everything, get reminded before charges, and reclaim your money.

Why This Skill?

The average person wastes $133/month on forgotten subscriptions (C+R Research, 2022). This skill helps you:

• 📋 Track all subscriptions in one place
• ⏰ Alert you before renewal dates (configurable)
• 💰 Calculate total monthly/yearly spend
• 🔍 Identify unused or duplicate services
• 📊 Analyze spending patterns and suggest cuts

Use When

• User mentions "subscriptions", "recurring charges", "monthly bills"
• User asks about Netflix, Spotify, AWS, or any service cost
• User wants to audit their spending
• User says "what am I paying for" or "cancel subscription"
• User wants renewal reminders

Commands

Add a Subscription

add subscription Netflix $15.99/month renews on the 15th
add sub Spotify $9.99 monthly
add AWS ~$50/month variable

List All Subscriptions

show my subscriptions
list subs
what subscriptions do I have?

Check Upcoming Renewals

what's renewing soon?
upcoming charges this week
renewals in the next 30 days

Cancel/Remove Subscription

remove Netflix subscription
cancel Spotify
mark Hulu as cancelled

Spending Summary

how much am I spending on subscriptions?
subscription spending summary
total monthly subscription cost

Mark as Paused/Active

pause Netflix subscription
resume Spotify

Find Unused Subscriptions

find unused subscriptions
which subscriptions haven't I used lately?

Data Storage

All data stored locally in JSON:

~/.openclaw/workspace/subscription-manager-pro/data/
├── subscriptions.json    # All subscription records
├── reminders.json        # Reminder settings
└── history.json          # Payment history log

Subscription Record Format

{
  "id": "uuid",
  "name": "Netflix",
  "cost": 15.99,
  "currency": "USD",
  "billing_cycle": "monthly",
  "renewal_day": 15,
  "category": "entertainment",
  "status": "active",
  "notes": "4K plan, family sharing",
  "cancel_url": "https://netflix.com/cancelplan",
  "last_used": "2026-03-20",
  "created_at": "2026-01-01",
  "remind_days_before": 3
}

Categories

Subscriptions are auto-categorized:

• 🎬 Entertainment (Netflix, Spotify, Disney+, etc.)
• 💻 Software (Adobe, Office 365, etc.)
• ☁️ Cloud/Hosting (AWS, Vercel, etc.)
• 📰 News/Media (NYT, Substack, etc.)
• 🏋️ Health/Fitness (Gym, Peloton, etc.)
• 📚 Education (Coursera, Skillshare, etc.)
• 🔧 Utilities (Phone, Internet, etc.)
• 🛒 Shopping (Amazon Prime, Costco, etc.)
• 🤖 AI/Tools (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.)
• 📦 Other

Reminder System

Set up proactive reminders:

remind me 3 days before any renewal
set Netflix reminder to 7 days
disable reminders for AWS

Default: 3 days before renewal

Scripts

All operations handled by scripts/manager.py:

# Add subscription
python scripts/manager.py add --name "Netflix" --cost 15.99 --cycle monthly --day 15

# List all
python scripts/manager.py list

# Upcoming renewals
python scripts/manager.py upcoming --days 7

# Spending summary
python scripts/manager.py summary

# Remove subscription
python scripts/manager.py remove --name "Netflix"

# Export to CSV
python scripts/manager.py export --format csv

Example Session

User: "add my Netflix subscription, $15.99 per month, renews on the 15th"

Agent: Added Netflix subscription:

• 💳 Cost: $15.99/month
• 📅 Renews: 15th of each month
• 🏷️ Category: Entertainment
• ⏰ Reminder: 3 days before

User: "how much am I spending on subscriptions?"

Agent: 📊 Subscription Summary

💡 You're spending $1,535/year on subscriptions.

User: "what's renewing this week?"

Agent: ⏰ Upcoming Renewals (Next 7 Days)

Total upcoming: $25.98

Pro Tips

1. Add cancel URLs when you add subscriptions — makes cancelling one click
2. Track "last used" to identify zombie subscriptions
3. Use heartbeat to get daily renewal alerts
4. Export monthly to spreadsheet for records

Integration with Heartbeat

Add to your HEARTBEAT.md:

## Subscription Checks
- [ ] Check for renewals in next 3 days
- [ ] Alert if any subscription renewing tomorrow

Privacy

• All data stored locally, never leaves your machine
• No API keys required
• No external services
• Full control over your data