Mechanics
How a screenshot turns into a schedule
Reminders need dates, and the dates are already in the screenshot.
The image carries more than the price
A subscriptions view in a banking app or store account shows what renews and when. That renewal date is what NoBill needs: once the service, amount and cycle are read out of the image, the next charge is predictable.
You confirm before anything is scheduled
The list is yours to correct. If a price changed, a cycle is wrong, or an entry isn't a subscription at all, you fix it, and the schedule follows your version — not the AI's first guess.
Then the warnings arrive
One to three days before each charge, by e-mail and push, whichever lead time you pick. Trials get their own notice before converting. That's the entire loop, and it keeps running without you touching it.
40%
said the design of a website or app made cancelling a subscription very difficult
From the same representative EU consumer survey.
Source: European Commission, Fitness Check of EU consumer law on digital fairness, 2024.
If you decide to drop one
Cancelling is on you, but not unaided: NoBill shows the steps for that specific provider, and the help chat takes follow-up questions. There's no account access on NoBill's side, so nothing happens without you.