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Subfaro
Track subscriptions and catch price hikes, no bank login
Subfaro tracks your subscriptions without linking a bank. Pick your plan and the price fills in; a weekly robot checks 100+ services for price hikes. Reminders before every charge and free-trial end. Free for up to 10 subscriptions.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm the solo maker of Subfaro, from Brazil.
In Brazil, a subscription billed in dollars costs the exchange rate plus a 3.5% tax (IOF) plus the bank's spread, and prices go up quietly. I wanted a tracker that showed the real cost, warned me before charges and never asked for my bank login. I built it in about 10 days in October, with Claude Code as my coding partner.
What's different:
No bank login. Pick your plan and the price fills in. Or import a card statement (PDF, CSV or OFX; read, never stored), or let the Chrome extension offer to add it from your Netflix or Spotify account page.
A weekly price robot checks 100+ services in the US and Brazil. When a plan's official price changes, Subfaro asks whether your bill has changed yet, because existing members often keep the old price for a while.
Every price change we track is public, with its date and source, plus a price index with CSV: US streaming and music went up 12% in 12 months, while CPI rose 3.7%.
Reminders before every charge and before free trials end. Shared plans count only your share. And a free Claude connector, if you'd rather ask "how much do I spend on subscriptions?"
To be fair: if you're happy linking your bank and want someone to cancel for you, Rocket Money does that and Subfaro doesn't.
Where it stands: the web app, the Android app on Google Play and the Chrome extension are live; iOS comes later. Prices cover the US and Brazil.
I'd love your feedback on:
Which services are missing from the catalog?
Is "has your bill changed?" helpful or one step too many?
What would make you trust a subscription tracker with your data?
About Subfaro on Product Hunt
“Track subscriptions and catch price hikes, no bank login”
Subfaro was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Subfaro tracks your subscriptions without linking a bank. Pick your plan and the price fills in; a weekly robot checks 100+ services for price hikes. Reminders before every charge and free-trial end. Free for up to 10 subscriptions.
On the analytics side, Subfaro competes within Android, Chrome Extensions, Productivity and Personal Finance — topics that collectively have 779k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Subfaro performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Subfaro?
Subfaro was hunted by Giovanni Zadinello. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Subfaro including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Giovanni Zadinello
Hi Product Hunt! I'm the solo maker of Subfaro, from Brazil.
In Brazil, a subscription billed in dollars costs the exchange rate plus a 3.5% tax (IOF) plus the bank's spread, and prices go up quietly. I wanted a tracker that showed the real cost, warned me before charges and never asked for my bank login. I built it in about 10 days in October, with Claude Code as my coding partner.
What's different:
No bank login. Pick your plan and the price fills in. Or import a card statement (PDF, CSV or OFX; read, never stored), or let the Chrome extension offer to add it from your Netflix or Spotify account page.
A weekly price robot checks 100+ services in the US and Brazil. When a plan's official price changes, Subfaro asks whether your bill has changed yet, because existing members often keep the old price for a while.
Every price change we track is public, with its date and source, plus a price index with CSV: US streaming and music went up 12% in 12 months, while CPI rose 3.7%.
Reminders before every charge and before free trials end. Shared plans count only your share. And a free Claude connector, if you'd rather ask "how much do I spend on subscriptions?"
To be fair: if you're happy linking your bank and want someone to cancel for you, Rocket Money does that and Subfaro doesn't.
Where it stands: the web app, the Android app on Google Play and the Chrome extension are live; iOS comes later. Prices cover the US and Brazil.
I'd love your feedback on:
Which services are missing from the catalog?
Is "has your bill changed?" helpful or one step too many?
What would make you trust a subscription tracker with your data?