Suprascribe is a subscription management app that connects to Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, or any IMAP inbox and automatically identifies every recurring payment. No bank linking. No manual digging through receipts. A complete subscription list in minutes.
Connect any inbox - OAuth or IMAP. Your email credentials are never stored.
| Provider | Connection Method | Supported |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | OAuth (secure, no password) | |
| Outlook / Hotmail | OAuth (secure, no password) | |
| iCloud Mail | App-specific password via IMAP | |
| Yahoo Mail | IMAP | |
| ProtonMail | IMAP Bridge | |
| Any IMAP inbox | IMAP |
Want to set up IMAP manually? See the IMAP setup guide.
Most subscription management apps require bank access or charge monthly fees. Suprascribe does neither.
| Auto Discovery | One-Time PRO Upgrade | Unlimited Free Tier | Open Source | No Bank Linking | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suprascribe | |||||
| ReSubs | |||||
| Bobby | - | ||||
| Rocket Money | |||||
| YNAB | - | ||||
| Subby | - | ||||
| Tilla | - | ||||
| SubX | - | ||||
| PocketGuard | |||||
| Unsubby | |||||
| SubChecks | - |
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Suprascribe scans email for subscription signals only - receipts, renewal notices, and billing confirmations. Unrelated email content is never read, processed, or stored. After a scan completes, only the extracted subscription data is saved to your account.
The codebase is open source. You can read exactly how email scanning works, what data is stored, and how it is protected - on GitHub, right now.
Still have questions? View all FAQs or contact us.
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