Stop paying for dead air.
Streaming bills renew whether or not anything you watch is airing. Cancel Cultr reads your actual bank charges and your shows’ air dates, then tells you the exact day to cancel and the exact day to come back.
▸Finds every streaming charge on your statement, including the ones you forgot.
▸Nudges you the night your season ends, before the next renewal hits.
▸Schedules your return for the premiere, so you never miss an episode you wanted.
One email when the beta opens. One when we launch. That’s the whole broadcast.
THE MECHANISM
What you actually pay
FROM YOUR BANK- Every streaming charge on your statement, detected automatically.
- Real prices — yours, not the sticker.
- Real renewal dates, read from the charges themselves.
- Ghost bills — the service you stopped watching in March and kept paying.
- Bundled access you already get free with a carrier or card.
What actually airs
FROM THE AIR DATES- Premieres for every show you track.
- Weekly drops vs. full-season dumps.
- Finales — detected the night they land.
- Between-season gaps, where the dead air lives.
- Runtimes, so the plan fits how much you really watch.
Put the two together and every subscription becomes a simple question: is anything you watch airing this month? Most tools estimate from sticker prices and hand-typed watchlists. Cancel Cultr works from your statement, so the math checks out against your own bank account, and it will never tell you to cancel access you’ve already paid for.
Canceling never ends a paid period early. If you own Max through the 14th, the plan says finish the finale first, then slip out before the renewal.
Holding a retention deal? The plan warns before any move that would forfeit it — rejoining at sticker price usually costs more than the deal you gave up.
Never paid for a service? When a season drops, the plan can route you through a free trial window with a reminder 24 hours before it converts. Watch the show. Skip the month.
TONIGHT’S LISTINGS — HOW IT WORKS
Connect the bank
A read-only Plaid link surfaces every streaming subscription you pay for, including the ones you forgot. Amounts, renewal dates, bundles. Nothing hand-typed, nothing guessed.
Track your shows
Pick what you actually watch. We follow the air dates: premieres, weekly drops, and the finale, detected the night it lands.
The finale nudge
Your season wraps, your phone buzzes: the exact renewal at stake, and a button straight to the cancel page. No digest email three weeks later.
The Watch Plan
A schedule for your money: cancel on the 14th, come back March 2, computed around your real billing dates, paid-through windows, saved deals, and free-trial eligibility.
ON SCREEN — THE APP
Your plan — do this first
Re-subscribe to Apple TV+ ↗
Start Paramount+ trial ↗
THE WATCH PLAN — EXACT DAYS, AROUND YOUR REAL BILLING DATES
The lanterns are out. Your bill isn’t.
Season one wrapped tonight, and Max renews for $16.99 on Oct 15. Want to slip out before the check arrives? We saved you a seat by the door.
THE FINALE NUDGE — THEMED TO YOUR SHOW, TIMED TO YOUR BILL
What the bank says
EVERY BILL, DETECTED FROM THE BANK — EVEN THE FORGOTTEN ONES
VIEWER MAIL — FAQ
Is my bank data safe?
The connection is read-only and handled by Plaid, the same infrastructure used by major budgeting and banking apps. We can see subscription charges; we can’t move money, ever.
Bank credentials never touch our servers. Access tokens live server-side only — our database is locked so that client apps can’t read them even in theory. The gritty details are in our security policy and data-retention policy.
Does it cancel subscriptions for me?
It does everything except press the final button — which stays yours. When it’s time, we route you directly to the right cancellation page for how you’re billed (direct, Apple, Amazon, Roku…), confirm it took, and watch your statement for zombie charges that bill anyway.
What does it cost?
Joining the waitlist is free. Pricing will be announced at launch. Here’s the bar we hold ourselves to: if Cancel Cultr doesn’t keep more off your bill than it costs, it doesn’t deserve a line on your statement.
When can I get it?
Android first: the beta opens to the waitlist in order of signup. iOS follows. One email when the beta opens, one at launch; that’s the entire schedule.
Which services does it track?
Fifteen majors at launch: Netflix, Max, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video, MGM+, Starz, Showtime, AMC+, Crunchyroll, BritBox, and Acorn TV, plus bundled access through carriers and cards (Apple One, Amazon Prime, and friends).
Your money has a schedule now.
The schedule above kept $304.78 off the bill across six months, at sticker prices, with nothing missed. Be first in line when the Android beta opens: we’ll bring the guide, you bring the shows.
No spam, no “content.” One email for the beta, one for launch.