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How to find all your subscriptions for free

Forgotten subscriptions are easy to miss and annoying to find. Muse, Meta’s free AI agent, reads your receipts and lists everything you pay for. Mine caught a free trial four days before it turned into a full year.

What you’ll need

  • A free Muse account at muse.ai, and about 5 minutes.
  • The email your receipts go to, connected under Muse’s connections.
  • Optional: turn off “Help improve our AI models” in Muse’s settings if you don’t want your data used for training.

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Go through my receipts from the last six months, list every subscription, the monthly cost, the billing date and the last receipt. Read only, don't cancel anything.

It takes a couple of minutes, and it won’t cancel anything. You decide what goes.

Optional

Get the next free build by email.

One build like this every Tuesday, with the prompt to copy. The guide stays free either way.

No spam, unsubscribe anytime.

Then find what’s about to charge you

Paste this in the same chat, right after the list comes back.

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Which of these are free trials or yearly plans that renew in the next 30 days? List them soonest first, with the date and how much it will charge. Read only, don't cancel anything.

Check your business software too

Software for a business adds up fast, and nobody remembers every tool someone signed up for. Connect the email your business receipts go to and paste this.

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Go through my business receipts from the last 12 months and list every software tool or service we pay for, with the monthly cost, the billing date and who it's billed to. Flag any that look like they do the same job, and any I haven't had a receipt for in over 60 days. Read only, don't cancel anything.

Stuck? Message me on LinkedIn and I’ll help you get it running.