The app that cancels subscriptions for you
Connect your bank once. impause finds every recurring charge, tells you which ones you haven't used, and cancels them when you say yes. Confirmed when the…
Connect your bank once. impause finds every recurring charge, tells you which ones you haven't used, and cancels them when you say yes. Confirmed when the charge stops, money back in your ledger. Subscription tracker apps show you a list and leave the cancelling to you; impause does the part you keep putting off.

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By the numbers
| $321 a year | 30% | 1 tap |
|---|---|---|
| What the average adult wastes on subscriptions they don't use (Self Financial, 2026) | Share of 6,100+ purchases impause customers have rated as regret | What a cancellation takes once impause has found it |
Find, approve, cancelled. Three steps, one tap.
- It finds every subscription. The agent reads your connected accounts through Plaid and groups every recurring charge: streaming, apps, gyms, trials that turned into bills, annual renewals coming up. Then it checks what you've actually used.
- It asks before it acts. Every morning it opens the conversation with the one thing worth your attention: "Hulu, last opened June 14, $17.99 a month. Want me to cancel it?" Nothing happens until you tap approve.
- It cancels and confirms. The agent handles the cancellation on your device, in your own browser session, and confirms when the charge actually stops. The money lands in your found-money ledger.
💡 One tap, not zero taps. impause looks without asking and never acts without a tap from you. Your bank connection through Plaid is read-only; impause can't move your money.
The charges people forget they're paying for
Forgotten and unused. Streaming you stopped watching. The meditation app from January. The second cloud storage plan. Gym memberships billed while you were traveling. Free trials that quietly became $14.99 a month.
Changed on you. Price increases that arrived by email and got buried. Annual renewals that hit all at once. Duplicate services doing the same job. Subscriptions that moved to a new card and kept charging.
Subscription trackers show you a list. impause ends the charge.
| Where it counts | impause | Subscription tracker apps |
|---|---|---|
| Finds recurring charges | Yes, every morning, grouped and flagged by last use. | Yes, as a list. |
| Cancels for you | Yes. One tap, confirmed. | Usually a link to the merchant's cancel page, or a paid add-on. |
| Gets fees refunded | Yes. Overdraft and bank fees, requested for you. | No. |
| Learns what you regret | Yes. Worth-it or regret ratings train the coach. | No. |
| Price | $10/month or $80/year, free 2-week trial. | Free with ads or affiliate links, or $3 to $12/month. |
Nobody wants to budget. They want the money back.
Frequently asked questions
How does impause find my subscriptions?
It connects to your bank and cards through Plaid with read-only access, then groups recurring charges by merchant and amount. It flags the ones you haven't used recently, including trials that turned into paid plans.
Which subscriptions can impause cancel?
Most online subscriptions: streaming, apps, software, news, meal kits, fitness. For services that require a phone call or a letter, impause prepares the cancellation and tells you exactly what to say.
Does impause need my passwords?
No. Cancellations run on your device, in your own browser session. You enter your login when a merchant asks for it; impause never sees it or stores it.
Does it cancel anything without asking?
No. It looks without asking and never acts without a tap from you. Every cancellation waits for your approval, then confirms when it's done.
Is impause free?
There's a free 2-week trial, then $10 a month or $80 a year. No ads, no data sales, no kickbacks. Most people cover the subscription with the first cancellation.
Keep reading
- impause vs Rocket Money: the alternative that gets your money back
- impause vs Cleo: the app like Cleo that doesn't lend you money
- Class-action settlements you're owed, filed for you
Sources
Figures checked October 8, 2026.
