Silent Price Hikes
Vendors often raise prices at renewal without clear notice. We read every incoming receipt to detect if the per-seat cost has crept up compared to your historical baseline.
Renewal Risk Alerts
Not all renewals are equal. SubDupes ranks every upcoming renewal by what your receipts show: price history, how soon it renews, and whether you’ve told us you still use it.
A renewal is only “risky” if you’re overpaying. SubDupes doesn’t guess; it flags renewals based strictly on the math from your receipts and your own answers.
Vendors often raise prices at renewal without clear notice. We read every incoming receipt to detect if the per-seat cost has crept up compared to your historical baseline.
A contract might look normal on paper. When you tell SubDupes you rarely use a tool, we flag its next renewal as a prime candidate to cut or renegotiate.
If a receipt bills more seats than the last one, we flag the renewal so you can right-size it before the lock-in date.
Priority Alerts
When a renewal looks risky, SubDupes doesn’t just log it in a dashboard. You get an alert by email and in the app, up to 7 days before the charge, with the price history that explains it.
Datadog ($18,400/mo) renews in 7 days, and the last receipt was 15% higher. Review the plan before the contract locks.
Renewal Risk Alerts
Let SubDupes watch your renewal dates and price changes, and remind you up to 7 days before each charge, while there’s still time to decide.