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Type a service's name and Blips reads its pricing page for you, then offers each plan as a chip. One tap fills in the price, currency, and billing cycle.
Type a service's name and Blips reads its pricing page for you, then offers each plan as a chip. One tap fills in the price, currency, and billing cycle.
A free trial is a paid subscription with a start date you agreed to in advance. A few habits keep it from turning into one you forgot about.
Siri, Spotlight and the app icon now bring your subscriptions to you, Apple Intelligence finds a service's prices as you add it, and the history charts respond to your touch.
An annual plan is usually cheaper per month, but only if you would have kept paying all year. Here is how to find the break-even point.
Small monthly prices add up to big yearly totals. Here is how to find the number that actually leaves your account.
Mark a subscription as shared and your totals count only your part. The full bill is still a tap away whenever you need it.
Price rises rarely arrive with a fanfare. A price history keeps the record, so a change is easy to see and easy to question.
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