Subscriptions and recurring payments
Subscriptions, bills and installments on one calendar.
Your recurring payments are logged every period on their own. Ceres counts down to the next payment, catches a price hike and shows what it costs you a year, and reminds you before payday.
First full period free · No card required
How it works
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Set it up once
Rent, fees, a bill, an installment or a subscription: enter the amount, the payment day and the card once.
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See it on the calendar
The next 30 days and 12 months of payments, by type, so you know what leaves on which day.
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Get reminded in time
Get a notification 1, 2, 3 or 5 days before payday; if you like, the reminder goes into your phone’s calendar too.
The details
Price-hike tracking
When a subscription gets more expensive, the change is logged with its effect on the yearly cost.
Subscription overview
Subscriptions sorted by yearly cost, with the monthly equivalent and the yearly total at a glance.
Installments
For every installment: what’s left, which payment you’re on and the last date, plus what frees up when it ends.
Cancel reminders and pausing
Set a reminder before a subscription you want to drop renews, or pause a payment for a while.
Questions, answered
How do reminders work?
You choose how many days before a payment you hear about it. Turn on the calendar reminder and Ceres writes the payments you pick into your phone’s calendar; it never reads your calendar, only manages the entries it added.
What if a bill changes every month?
Bills like electricity and water are logged with an estimate; when the bill arrives, the real amount replaces it.
Is it free?
Yes. Recurring payments, installments, price-hike tracking and reminders are in the Free plan.
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