Kids Subscription Audit
Every recurring charge attached to a child, and the annual total — which is almost always larger than the estimate.
Recurring charges attached to one child commonly total £400 to £1,200 a year across streaming, gaming, apps and memberships, and the two most consistently forgotten lines are seasonal in-game passes and activity memberships the child stopped attending.
Kids Subscription Audit
Frequently asked
How do I find every subscription?
Read twelve months of card and account statements rather than trying to remember. App store and platform accounts hold their own list of active subscriptions, and those are the ones least visible on a statement.
Are in-game battle passes subscriptions?
Functionally yes. They recur each season, they are charged automatically where saved payment details exist, and they rarely appear in anyone's mental list of subscriptions.
What is the fastest saving?
Cancelling anything tied to an activity that stopped, then checking whether two streaming services in the household overlap. Those two account for most of what an audit typically recovers.
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