TrackMySubs is a web-based subscription manager aimed at people and small teams who want folders, tags and reporting. TrialBell is a privacy-first free-trial and subscription reminder for iPhone. Here's where each one genuinely wins.

Transparency: we make TrialBell, so weigh our pick accordingly. Every fact about TrackMySubs below comes from its own public listing or pricing page, checked on 29 July 2026, and we say plainly where it beats us. Where a listing simply doesn't mention a feature we write “not listed publicly” — that is not evidence the feature is missing.

The short answer

Choose TrackMySubs if you want a web dashboard, folders and tags, CSV import/export, Zapier, or multiple users on one account. Choose TrialBell if you want it on your iPhone, you don't want a recurring fee, and you care about free-trial deadlines specifically.

At a glance

TrialBell vs TrackMySubs — verified 29 July 2026.
 TrialBellTrackMySubs
PlatformiPhone appWeb app (app.trackmysubs.com)
Free tier3 subscriptions, full remindersStarter: 10 subscriptions
Paid price$19.99 onceUnlimited $10/mo or $99.99/yr; Enterprise $30/mo or $299.99/yr
Recurring costNoneMonthly or annual
Bank connectionNoneNone
Cancel-by date, separate from renewalYes, computedNot listed publicly
Deadline-day alert as well as a lead reminderYesNot listed publicly
Built-in cancellation routes42Not listed publicly
Multi-user / teamsNoYes, on Enterprise
Import / exportCSV export (Pro)CSV import and export; Zapier
OrganisationCategoriesFolders, tags, payment types

“Not listed publicly” means the app's own public listing doesn't advertise the feature. Only hands-on testing could settle those rows, and we haven't run it — see our open benchmark protocol.

The verdict

These barely compete. TrackMySubs is a web tool with a business flavour — folders, tags, Zapier, multiple users on the Enterprise tier — and it's priced like software you expense. TrialBell is a personal iPhone app you buy once. If you're tracking subscriptions for a company, or you want to work at a desk in a browser, TrackMySubs is built for that and TrialBell simply isn't. If you're one person who wants a reminder on your phone before a trial converts, paying $10 a month to track your subscriptions is a hard sell.

What each one costs you

Where TrialBell loses

  • iPhone only — no web dashboard
  • No folders, tags or multi-user
  • No Zapier or CSV import

Where TrackMySubs loses

  • Recurring fee to keep using it
  • Web-first, not an iPhone app
  • Free tier caps at 10 subscriptions

TrialBell

Cancel-by dates computed for you, a lead reminder plus a time-sensitive final-day alert, and 42 built-in cancellation routes. No bank connection, no account. Free for 3 subscriptions; Pro is a one-time $19.99.

Coming soon to theApp Store

Free for up to 3 subscriptions · Pro is $19.99 once · iPhone · iOS 17+

Sources

  1. TrackMySubs pricing page (trackmysubs.com/pricing), accessed 29 July 2026
  2. TrialBell 1.0 — the shipping app (features, pricing, template and route counts), July 2026

Not affiliated with TrackMySubs; referenced for comparison only. Verified 29 July 2026 — pricing and features change, so confirm before you buy.

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