Tap what you pay for. Fix the prices if yours differ. The receipt prints what it costs over ten and twenty years, and what that money is in real things.
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Untick one thing above and watch the 10-year line. That's the whole trick. No advice, just the number you were never shown.
Prices are typical 2026 list prices and only defaults; edit them. No inflation, no investing, no "if you had bought Bitcoin". Just what you pay.
You tap the subscriptions you pay for, correct the prices, and it prints the monthly and yearly total, then the 5, 10 and 20-year cost. The 10-year line is converted into things people can picture: a share of a car, coffees, weeks of groceries, flights. There is no inflation adjustment and no investment fantasy; it is only what leaves your account at today's prices.
Subscriptions are priced to feel small per month. Nobody signs up for "€1,680 of streaming per decade", but that is what €14 a month is. Seeing the decade total next to the monthly price is usually enough to cancel one thing, which is the entire purpose of this page.
Include the ones you forget: cloud storage, an app you no longer open, the second streaming service, the phone insurance. Then remove one and watch the receipt reprint. Repeat until the number stops bothering you.