Every renewal. One calendar.
Track subscriptions, contracts, domains, licences and recurring payments in one place. Know what is renewing, what it costs, where it is charged and what needs your attention — before the renewal happens.
The vendor and the plan — Adobe Creative Cloud, example.com, the office insurance.
The next date and the billing rule. It rolls forward when you confirm.
In its own currency, with an estimate in yours. Monthly and annual equivalents side by side.
Which card, bank or wallet. When a card is replaced, you see every renewal that needs the new one.
How it works
Sign up, add Netflix, pick the card, set the date, get the reminder, confirm the renewal, see next month's — in under two minutes.
- 1Add
Type “Netflix ₹649 monthly on the 5th” or pick a vendor. Card, category and reminders come with it.
- 2See
Every renewal lands on one calendar — today, this week, this month, this year — with the money next to it.
- 3Get reminded
30, 7 and 1 day before an annual, 3 and 1 before a monthly, 60/30/7 for a contract. You choose.
- 4Confirm
After the date, Renewitz asks: was it renewed? Yes, skip, cancelled, or a new amount. Nothing is assumed.
- 5Roll forward
Confirming writes the payment to the history and sets the next date from the billing rule. Feb 31 never happens.
- 6Know
Forecast by month, spend by category, card and currency; price increases and cancellations saved, all in one place.
The spreadsheet, and this
- A domain lapses because the card on file expired
- An annual SaaS bill lands the week rent is due
- A trial you forgot converts to ₹4,999 a month
- A contract auto-renews 60 days before its end date, unnoticed
- You cannot say what a card is paying for when it is replaced
- The spreadsheet was right in January
- Every renewal on one calendar with its date, amount and card
- Reminders before the date — and a question after it
- Trial-ending alerts before the first charge
- Cancellation deadlines shown next to the renewal date
- Every payment method lists what it pays for
- History, price changes and forecasts kept for you
A calendar, not a list
Today, week, month, year and agenda views. Each entry shows the vendor, the amount and its status: upcoming, renewing soon, due today, confirm, overdue, paid, cancelled, expired. Future occurrences are projected from the billing rule, lighter, until you confirm the one before.
The renewal inbox
Everything that needs a decision, in one place: Adobe renewed yesterday — confirm it. The domain expires in 14 days — decide. The HDFC card expires next month and pays for 12 renewals. A trial ends tomorrow. An amount is unknown. A reason to open the app every day.
Payment methods that know what they pay for
HDFC Visa •••• 4582: 12 renewals, ₹34,500 a month, ₹2,10,000 a year. Add the replacement card and move all twelve in one click. Last four digits and expiry only — never a full number, never a CVV.
History, price changes and forecasts
Every confirmation is a line in the history: Sep 2024 $49.99, Sep 2025 $54.99, Sep 2026 $59.99 — and the +9.1% is called out. The forecast shows which months are expensive before they arrive; the savings view shows what cancelling saved this year.
| 15 Sep 2026 | $59.99 | paid |
| 15 Sep 2025 | $54.99 | paid |
| 15 Sep 2024 | $49.99 | paid |
Not just SaaS
Anything with a date. If it has a price, the money is tracked; if it does not — a passport, a lease, a certificate — it still sits on the calendar with the same reminders.
ChatGPT, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Adobe, Canva, Slack, Zoom, Notion, GitHub, AWS, Vercel, Shopify, Semrush.
Domain registrations, hosting, SSL certificates, VPS, CDN, email hosting, plugins and themes.
Accounting and CRM tools, payroll, business licences, professional memberships, insurance, maintenance contracts.
Credit-card annual fees, loan and EMI payments, insurance premiums, investment plans, bank charges.
Netflix, Spotify, YouTube Premium, Prime, gym, newspaper, mobile and internet plans, club memberships, school fees.
Passport, visa, licence, certificate, contract, warranty and lease expiries — no payment, just the date.
Your cards are not ours to hold
A nickname, the last four digits and the expiry. That is all a payment method is.
Renewitz never connects to a bank, a card network or a vendor account, and never moves money.
A passed date becomes a question, not a payment. History only holds what you confirmed.
Every renewal and every payment exports to CSV, any time.
Details in the privacy policy.
Pricing
Priced by how many renewals you track. Every plan has every feature. Start free, no card.
- Up to 1,000 renewals
- Email reminders & daily digest
A renewal is one subscription, contract, domain, licence or expiry you track; cancelled and archived ones do not count.
Questions
Does Renewitz connect to my bank?
No. It never sees a card number, CVV or bank login, and never moves money. You record a nickname, the last four digits and the expiry so you know where each renewal is charged — and get warned before the card runs out.
What happens when a renewal date passes?
Nothing is assumed. The renewal moves to your inbox with the question “was it renewed?”. Confirm it with the amount actually charged and the payment goes into the history and the next date is set from the billing rule. Skip it, or mark it cancelled, and the record stays.
Monthly on the 31st — what about February?
The day of the month is kept and clamped: a plan that started on the 31st renews on 28 or 29 February and is back on the 31st in March. It never slips to the 2nd or 3rd.
Which currencies?
INR, USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, JPY, SGD and AED per renewal. Totals and forecasts show an estimate in your base currency, marked ≈; the stored amount is never changed by a rate.
How do reminders arrive?
By email: the offsets you set before the date, one on the day, and for auto-renewals a confirmation ask the day after. An optional daily digest at 8:00 in your timezone. Every send is keyed, so nothing arrives twice.
Can I import my spreadsheet?
Yes. A CSV with vendor, plan, amount, currency, frequency, next date, payment method, category and notes. Rows that already exist are skipped. Everything exports back to CSV any time.
Is there a free plan?
Yes: 20 renewals with every feature, no card. Enough for a household or a small stack. Paid plans raise the number of renewals tracked.
Monthly or annual?
Both. Annual is ten months' price — two months free — and you can cancel either at the end of the period you paid for.
Never miss another renewal.
Add the one that worries you most. The calendar, the reminder and the question afterwards take it from there.