by Alex Billington
April 26, 2026
Source: Visualize
Whether you like it or not, whether you love the services or hate them, we’re deep into the streaming era nowadays. Netflix and Prime Video and Apple TV and HBO Max and Hulu (and even Tubi – for free!) aren’t going anywhere. Even though the streaming industry seems to change and evolve all the time (and prices seems to go up every few months) streaming is now a regular part of the movie and TV ecosystem. So what better way to get a handle on the increasing costs than by using a new app to keep things in order. So check out this web app “Subscription Cost Visualizer” right here. We enjoy featuring any interesting and/or worthwhile movie-related apps and websites, and this one is worth highlighting (and this is not an ad). Yes this website is connected with a new app you can sign-up for that will help manage your subscriptions. But the online tool is free and it will help you put together a handy little chart or just a nice clean list of all your subscriptions to understand just how much you’re paying monthly / yearly. Useful for anyone to keep track.
Thanks to swissmiss for the tip on this little web app. Click on the image above to visit the site and input your subscription info to make the chart. It works for US and European costs and subscription services. This mini subscription visualization web tool is connected with the app called Vexly – a new web app designed to help you organize all the costs and most importantly save money. Don’t forget about what you’re paying for & how much it is. “Track your subscriptions without connecting your bank. Get alerts before renewals. See where your money actually goes.” The creator explains why they made it: “I built Vexly after discovering I was wasting $200/month on forgotten subscriptions… Most people find 3-5 forgotten subscriptions in their first minute using Vexly. Our beta testers saved an average of $540 in year one.” I’m only featuring this site because I think it’s a cool app and it looks like it’s well made and extremely useful. Especially for cinephiles, TV geeks, and movie lovers who want to wrangle up their subscriptions and keep everything under control. I’m still a regular user of Apple TV, Netflix, and Disney+, and I’m also a huge fan of the Criterion Channel.
