AI Subscription Audit — what could you stop paying for?
Paid and changed your mind? Refund windows and cancel steps for 22 AI tools →
A 60-second check for subscription fatigue. Add the AI tools you pay for, confirm what you pay each month (our verified entry price is prefilled where we have one — edit it, your plan may differ), and get one clear action per tool: keep it, consider cancelling it, try its free tier first, or check a cheaper switch. Potential savings are counted once per tool, never twice.
Your privacy: runs in your browser, nothing is sent to us
This runs entirely in your browser. Your list and amounts are not sent to us and are not stored by us. They only appear in the share link if you copy one — so only share that link if you are happy for whoever opens it to see your list and amounts. Every price we show is copied from the tool's official pricing page with its checked date; free-tier limits are on that official page, not guessed here.
1. Add tools you pay for
2. Your audit
Add the tools you pay for above, check the amounts, and your keep / consider cancelling / try the free tier checklist will appear here. Try the example: Descript $24 + ChatGPT $8 + Midjourney $10.
3. Your AI stack card
A clean summary of your stack to keep or share. Save this link to re-check when prices change: opening it again re-prices your stack from our latest checked prices and flags any tool whose price changed since the link was made. No account, no email.
The image is drawn in your browser; nothing is uploaded. When you paste the link into a chat or social post, the preview shows ToolPick's standard picture, not your stack: this is a static site, so it can't make a preview image for each stack. Your stack appears when the link is opened. Amounts you didn't edit are left out of the link and re-priced from current data; amounts you typed yourself are kept.
How each action is chosen — one per tool
In this order, so a tool is never counted twice: 1. Consider cancelling — you pay for 2 or more tools that do the same main job (based on what each official site says it does — a shared broad category is not enough); we suggest keeping a ToolPick Best Value pick if one is among them, otherwise the one that costs you least, and cancelling the others. 2. Try the free tier — the tool itself has a verified real free plan (free trials and one-time credits do not count). 3. Switch to check — another tool that does the same main job has a cheaper checked price on the same billing you pay (monthly with monthly, billed-yearly with billed-yearly); we add a tier note when the plans are different tiers, and count only the difference as potential saving, not your whole amount. 4. Keep — none of the above applies on verified data. “Potential saving” always means if you act on every suggestion; tick or untick suggestions below to see your own plan total.
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