The Subscription & Spend Audit is Rocket Money for your business: send me 3–6 months of bank and card statements, and within three business days you get a ranked report of every recurring charge. What to keep, what to question, what to cancel, where to cancel it, and exactly how much you’ll save.
Recurring charges are designed to be forgotten. That’s the business model. Across small-business books I see the same three leaks over and over: subscriptions nobody has logged into for months, two tools doing the same job, and prices that crept up without anyone agreeing to it. A typical audit surfaces several hundred dollars a month in cuttable spend. The audit costs $149, once.
Free trials that converted, tools from abandoned projects, seats for people who left. Still billing, every month.
Two design tools. Two email platforms. Three places storing the same files. Consolidating is usually the single biggest win.
The plan that was $29 is now $49. I flag every recurring charge whose price has moved, so you can renegotiate or leave.
Book below, then export 3–6 months of statements (CSV preferred) from every business bank account and credit card and send them over securely. Ten minutes of your time, and the only ten minutes I need.
Every transaction goes through recurrence detection, then I classify each recurring charge with judgment: essential to operations, worth reviewing, or likely cancelable, including price-creep and duplicate-tool flags.
One page up front: your total recurring run-rate, the cancel shortlist with monthly and annual savings, and where to cancel each one. Plus the full sortable spreadsheet behind it. You stay in control. I never cancel anything for you.
Flat fee, no subscription (that would be ironic). And if you later sign on for monthly bookkeeping or cash flow advisory with me, the $149 is credited to your first month, so the audit effectively becomes free.
Send this and you’ll get the payment link plus simple statement-export instructions for your bank within one business day.