How much are you really spending on streaming?
Tick the services you pay for and watch the yearly number. The average household carries four — and forgets at least one add-on billed straight to a card.
Which streaming services do you pay for?
Tap the ones you're subscribed to. Edit a price if yours differs — rates are typical ad-free individual plans.
Your streaming bill
$50.97
per month · 3 services
The average household pays for 4 services (~$61/mo) — and forgets at least one.
You cancelled one. What about the rest?
The costly streaming charges are the ones you forgot — the trial that converted, the add-on billed straight to your card. Skycopia reads your bank data and finds every recurring charge, then hands you the cancel steps for each. Free, no card.
Find every streaming chargeCancelling one streamer? You're probably paying for three you forgot.
The number above is the streaming you remember. The expensive part is the trial that converted, the Starz add-on riding on another bill, the live-TV bundle you stopped watching. Skycopia reads your bank history and surfaces every recurring charge — then guards each cancellation so a "cancelled" service can't quietly bill you again.
One user's own audit flagged $19,207/yr across 62 recurring charges — real numbers, July 2026.
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FAQ
How much does the average person spend on streaming?
The typical U.S. household pays for about four streaming services and spends roughly $60 a month — and most underestimate their own total, because live-TV bundles and add-ons like Starz or Paramount+ get billed on top of the base apps and never register.
Which streaming services should I cancel?
Start with the ones you haven't opened in 30 days, any duplicate live-TV bundle (YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV cover nearly the same channels), and add-ons attached to another subscription you forgot about. Skycopia flags the ones you no longer watch and hands you the cancel steps for each.
What's the cheapest way to stream?
Rotate instead of stacking: keep one or two services, binge what you want, then cancel and swap next month. The savings only work if you actually cancel on time — Skycopia's renewal reminders and re-charge alerts make sure a 'cancelled' service doesn't quietly bill you again.
Is this calculator free? Do I need an account?
The calculator is completely free and runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is sent anywhere or saved. You only create a free Skycopia account if you want it to find your real streaming charges from your bank data automatically.
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