The first Subscription Value Tracker

Know what's worth keeping.

Every subscription has a price. Keepod helps you understand its value — by looking at how you actually use it.

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  • Built for people with multiple subscriptions
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Keepod
Dashboard Renewal calendar
Active subscriptions
14
Monthly cost
$248.31
Used recently
9
Worth reviewing
5
Subscription Cost Insight Recommendation
Spotify $11.99/mo Used 18 days this month Keep
ChatGPT Plus $20.00/mo Used almost every day Keep
Canva Pro $15.00/mo Used 3 times this month Review
Netflix $22.99/mo Not used in 32 days Consider cancelling
LinkedIn Premium $39.99/mo Used once this month Review

The gap

You know what you pay. You don't know what you get.

Subscriptions accumulate quietly. A tool for one project. A model you tested. A plan that made sense last year.

The charges are visible. The value isn't. So renewals happen by default, and the question that matters — is this still worth it? — never gets answered.

This isn't a budgeting problem. It's a visibility one.

The idea

Understand your subscriptions through real usage.

Keepod turns usage into a value read on every subscription you hold — so keeping, pausing, and cancelling all become informed decisions.

Design tool

Used 18 days this month · $0.94 per use

AI assistant

Usage down 62% since April · renews in 9 days

Streaming plan

No sessions in 94 days · $17.99 monthly

Illustrative preview of the value read. Interface in development.

How it works

Four steps to a clear answer.

01

Add your subscriptions

Bring in what you pay for — SaaS tools, AI models, streaming, storage. A few taps, or import in bulk.

02

Keepod learns how you use them

Usage signals, session frequency and your own quick check-ins build a picture of real engagement over time.

03

See a value read on each one

Each subscription gets a clear value read: strong, fading, or forgotten — with the reasoning behind it.

04

Decide before renewal

Keepod tells you what's coming up for renewal and what you'd be renewing for. You decide with context.

Why it matters

Make subscription decisions with confidence.

Value, not just spend

Cost is one number. Keepod pairs it with how much you actually get back.

Clarity on renewals

Know which renewals deserve a yes long before the charge lands.

A picture that stays current

Usage changes. Your value read updates with it, month over month.

Confidence in your decisions

Keep, pause, or cancel — with a reason you can point to.

Built for many subscriptions

Designed for people running fifteen tools, not three.

Private by design

Your usage data is yours. Nothing sold, nothing shared.

In practice

What this looks like on a normal month.

The AI stack

Four assistants, one you actually open. Keepod shows which one is carrying the work.

The annual renewal

A $199 plan renews Friday. You used it eleven times this year. Now you know before you're charged.

The quiet streamer

You kept it for one show that ended in March. Keepod noticed the drop-off.

The shared team tool

Still paying for five seats when two people log in. Keepod flags the gap.

Questions

Good to know.

It's a new kind of tool that looks past what you're charged and measures what you actually get back — real usage, turned into a plain read on whether each subscription still earns its place.

By connecting to the services that offer a real sign-in (like Google, Spotify, or YouTube) and reading usage signals — active days, actions taken — never balances or transactions. Anything without an integration, you mark manually in seconds.

No. Keepod isn't about spending less — it's about knowing what's worth keeping. Whether you cancel or renew is always your call; Keepod just makes sure it's an informed one.

No, never. Keepod doesn't ask for bank or card access at any point — costs are entered by you, and usage comes from the services themselves.

Keepod only reads usage signals for the accounts you choose to connect — never balances, transactions, or passwords. Nothing is sold or shared.

We're onboarding a small group before the public launch. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it's your turn.

Early access

Start knowing what's worth keeping.

Join the waitlist to get early access to Keepod and help shape the first Subscription Value Tracker.

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One email when early access opens. Nothing else.