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How do I view my recurring subscriptions?

Where to find your recurring payments on web and mobile, what the calendar and list show, and what to do if nothing appears.

Kudos automatically tracks your recurring payments across all connected cards, showing you exactly what you're subscribed to and when payments are due.

Where to Find Your Subscriptions

On the web

In the mobile app

  1. Tap on Spend from the home screen

  2. Navigate to Recurring payments

What You'll See

Upcoming Recurring Payments Calendar

  • A visual timeline of upcoming charges

  • Total amount due in the current period

  • Your subscription schedule at a glance

Full Subscription List

Your subscriptions are organized by month and include:

  • Merchant name (Netflix, Spotify, gym memberships, etc.)

  • Amount and billing frequency (monthly, annually)

  • Last card used for payment

  • Due date for next charge

  • Total monthly/annual spend at the top of each section

Group Your Subscriptions

Use the "Group by" filters to organize by:

  • Due date (default): see what's charging soon

  • Frequency: separate monthly vs. annual subscriptions

  • Recurring type: filter by subscription category

No Subscriptions Showing?

If you see "No recurring payments found":

  1. Connect transactions to link your credit cards if you haven't already. Many subscriptions are paid from a checking account, so connect your bank too

  2. Kudos needs transaction history to identify recurring patterns

  3. Subscriptions will appear within 24-48 hours after connecting your cards

Why This Matters

Most people underestimate their subscription spending by 2-3x. The average person has:

  • 12+ active subscriptions

  • 3-4 forgotten subscriptions they no longer use

  • $273/month in total subscription costs

Seeing everything in one place helps you identify what you're actually paying for and what you can cut. Ready to cut something? See How do I auto-cancel subscriptions & lower bills?

Need help? Contact support@joinkudos.com.

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