Here is the strange thing about missed renewals: the information was never missing. The receipt is in your inbox. The renewal notice is in your inbox. The "your price is changing" email is in your inbox. What is missing is a system that reads them and acts before the deadline - because you have better things to do than re-read billing emails.
Three ways renewals get into Subscriptions Manager
1. Forward the email. Every account gets a private auto-import address. Forward any receipt, renewal notice or invoice to it and the platform extracts the vendor, amount and renewal date, creates the records, and attaches the original email as evidence. One forward, done.
2. Drop the paperwork on the Hound. The Renewals Hound takes whatever you have - an insurance policy PDF, a lease, a screenshot of your app-store subscriptions - and proposes the renewals it finds in an editable table. You review, fix anything it misread, and confirm. Duplicates are flagged so you can skip them.
3. Just ask. SubMan AI answers questions like "what renews in the next 30 days?" or "how much am I paying for streaming?" - with answers grounded in your own records, every claim linked to its source.
Then the radar does its job
Every tracked renewal gets a lead window. Before your car insurance renews, before the domain expires, before the annual membership charges your card, you get a reminder by email and in the app - early enough to renegotiate, downgrade or cancel, not just to observe the charge.
The two-minute setup
- Create an account (free 30-day trial, no card).
- Copy your private auto-import address from Settings and forward your last few renewal emails to it.
- Drop any policy PDFs onto the Renewals Hound.
That is genuinely it - from that point on, new receipts you forward become tracked renewals, and the radar keeps sweeping.