Recurring charge and subscription audit
Choose a few months of bank statements to review possible recurring charges, same-day amount matches and price increases in your browser. Check the original transactions, record decisions and notes, then download a review report; candidates do not prove an incorrect charge or guarantee savings.
- Choose PDF
- Review transactions
- Export your data
Choose a PDF with selectable text from online banking. Parsing runs locally; incomplete balance evidence is marked for review. Check the extracted rows against your statement before exporting.
Recurring charge audit
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Choose one or more bank statement PDFs, ideally covering at least three charges.
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Check the parsed transactions; supply a consistent account identifier and currency for each source when comparing the same account across files.
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Inspect the evidence and record Keep, Contact merchant or Watch, with notes and a next review date.
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Download a PDF or complete text record to keep this review, and optionally download a monthly calendar reminder.
Recurring charge audit
Traceable evidence: candidates retain the original descriptions, dates, amounts and sources for comparison with your statement.
Your recorded decisions: the report groups possible recurring charges, repeated postings and amount changes for you to review.
Optional return comparison: after supplying currency and account identifiers for every source, enable a local pattern snapshot; it does not save your decisions or notes.
Frequently asked questions
Transactions, decisions and notes stay in this tab’s memory and the report you download. Closing or reloading clears this review. After supplying currency and account identifiers for every source, you can opt into a local snapshot of pattern fingerprints, amount bands, cadence, pattern type and save time; it excludes transaction details, original account identifiers and review notes.
No. Candidates can reflect ordinary purchases, repeated imports or parsing errors. Use the original statement, receipts and your usage to decide what to keep, query or watch. Marking an item reviewed does not prove that billing stopped or that you saved money.
Updated · StatementSift team
Sources, review and limits
Last verified
2026-06-17
Author
StatementSift editorial team
Reviewer
Financial document workflow review
Primary sources
- User-provided bank statement files processed locally
- Local CSV, OFX and spreadsheet export rules
- Bank-format guides maintained by the site
Statement conversion is not accounting, tax, audit or financial advice. Reconcile exported rows against the original statement before relying on them.