Research
Original testing on subscription tracking — published with the method, the raw result and the date it was checked, so you can reproduce it or tell us we're wrong. We make TrialBell, so we publish the protocol before the conclusion.
Cancellation route audit: 42 services
Every official cancellation URL we ship, checked live — including the two we found broken and fixed.
BenchmarkSubscription tracker benchmark
An open protocol for comparing trackers on the same six subscriptions, plus the public-facts scorecard.
AnalysisHow early should a trial reminder fire?
Same day vs 1, 3 and 7 days — the failure mode of each, and why one reminder isn't enough.
How we handle evidence
- Method before result. Every page here states what was tested, how, and when, so anyone can repeat it.
- Verified or marked. Numbers we've measured are labelled as measured. Things we haven't measured are labelled as not measured — not estimated and quietly presented as fact.
- No invented data. We don't run user surveys we didn't run. There are no percentages here that came from someone's imagination.
- Competitor facts stay sourced. Where we only know something from a public App Store listing, we say so, and we don't claim a feature is absent just because a listing doesn't mention it.
- Dated and re-checked. Every table carries the date it was verified. The web moves; a result from six months ago is a historical note, not a fact.
Meet TrialBell
A private, no-bank free-trial and subscription reminder for iPhone. It works out your cancel-by dates, reminds you in time, and opens the cancellation page in one tap. Free for 3 subscriptions; Pro is a one-time $19.99.
Coming soon to theApp Store