Browser extension · Chrome & Edge
Recurring Charge Guard reads the checkout page, warns you when a “free trial” is about to become a monthly bill, and reminds you to cancel in time.
No bank account. No sign-up. Runs entirely in your browser.
As you check out, it scans the visible page for auto-renew terms, trial traps, and pre-checked boxes.
A banner flags the recurring charge and the real price — before you pay, not after the money’s gone.
Track it in your dashboard and get a nudge about a day before you’re billed, with a one-tap link to the cancel page.
Pulls the actual “$X/month” and trial window straight off the page.
Surfaces the renewal, cancellation and refund clauses straight from the page, in plain view.
Jumps you to the cancellation page for 120+ popular services.
Calendar events and native notifications a day before each charge.
Every flagged site with its cancel-by date and your monthly total.
Trust any site in one click and it’ll never warn you there again.
Detection runs on your device — no bank account, no trackers, no ads.
Spots pre-checked boxes and fine-print billing buried near payment.
No accounts, no analytics, no bank connections. Recurring Charge Guard reads pages locally to find recurring charges — and that’s where the data stays.
No. It never connects to your bank, card, or any financial account. It only reads the web page you’re looking at, on your device.
Chrome, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers that support standard extensions.
No tool can. An extension can only read what a page actually shows. If a charge is disclosed nowhere on the page, nothing can detect it. What it catches is the buried-in-fine-print case — which is most of them.
Yes. Warnings, calendar reminders, and the basic dashboard are free. Premium adds automatic notifications, unlimited tracking, one-tap cancel links, and sync.
Click “Trust this site” and it won’t warn you there again. You can manage your trusted sites anytime from the dashboard. The extension is also tuned to only warn at genuine checkouts, not on every page that mentions a subscription.
Never. There’s no advertising or analytics. The free features are fully local to your browser; optional Premium sync travels through your own browser account, and payments are handled by a third-party processor — never sold or shared. See the privacy policy.