The subscriptions that quietly raised their prices
A dollar or two at a time, on a charge you already ignore — that's how price hikes stay invisible. Here's what went up, and what it adds to your bill each year.
The New York Times
All Access · 2025
Approximate standard-plan rates based on publicly reported changes; plans and regions vary. Confirm the current price with the merchant.
If you had all of these
+$450/yr
…in increases you never approved. The trouble isn't any single hike — it's that they land on charges you've stopped looking at. Skycopia watches every recurring charge and flags the moment one comes in higher than before.
Catch my price hikesFAQ
Why do subscriptions keep raising prices?
Streaming, music, and software companies lean on the fact that most people never notice a $2–$3 monthly bump, and even fewer cancel over one. Small, frequent increases are far more profitable than one big jump, because they stay under the threshold that makes you act.
How do I find out if my subscription price went up?
Compare recent charges to older ones on the same merchant — a quiet increase shows up as a higher amount on the same recurring line. Skycopia does this automatically: it reads your bank data and flags price creep the moment a recurring charge comes in higher than before.
Are these prices exact?
They're approximate standard-plan rates based on publicly reported changes, and plans and regions vary — always confirm the current price with the merchant. The point of this page is the pattern, not a billing quote.