It happens to everyone. You install a plugin, it solves a problem, you move on. Then a year later, $89 appears on your credit card statement. Then another $49. Then $119. You try to remember what each one was for. Half the time you can’t.

WordPress site owners routinely spend $50–$300+ per year on plugin and theme subscriptions with zero consolidated view of what they’re paying. There’s no built-in dashboard. No renewal calendar. No total. Just a growing pile of charges and a credit card statement that doesn’t care whether you’re still using the software.

WP Subscription Tracker fixes that.

Install it once and it automatically scans your WordPress site, identifies your paid plugins and themes, and builds you a single dashboard showing what everything costs, when it renews, and what your WordPress subscriptions total per month and per year.

You’ll get reminder emails before renewals hit. You’ll be able to see at a glance which subscriptions are worth keeping and which ones you’ve been paying for on autopilot. You can add manual subscriptions for anything the auto-detector misses, export the whole list to CSV, and finally have an honest answer to the question every site owner eventually asks: “How much is this WordPress site actually costing me?”

It’s completely free. No account. No data sent off your server. Built in Canada by the team at Web321 Marketing, with privacy and PIPEDA compliance baked in from the start.

Take back control of your WordPress spending.

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