ClearDue Bill Tracker is a manual bill and subscription tracker for iPhone and iPad. Compare what stays free, what costs extra, and where your bill data goes.
| What matters | ClearDue Bill Tracker | Bill Tracker & Subscriptions |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free: 5 active reminders. Premium: US $3.99/month or $19.99/year; eligible annual customers get a 7-day trial. | Free; listing says no trial, subscription, or in-app purchase |
| Focus | Household bills, renewals, subscriptions, and 138,000+ provider presets | Bills, subscriptions, category totals, and statement imports |
| Reminders | 5 active reminders free; unlimited with Premium | Due-date reminders; no bill limit stated |
| Devices | iPhone and iPad (iOS 15+) | iPhone (iOS 16.4+) |
| Sync | Private iCloud and Apple Calendar sync with Premium | Optional account-based sync |
| Privacy | No bank connection or signup. Bill data stays on-device or in private iCloud. Scanning is on-device. Product analytics can be disabled in Settings. | No bank connection or required signup. Screenshot recognition is on-device; statement imports use its server. Optional account sync. |
Bill Tracker & Subscriptions may suit you if a fully free iPhone tracker and statement imports matter most. ClearDue adds a large provider catalogue and iPad support, with optional paid scanning and sync.
ClearDue has a free version with up to 5 active reminders and optional Premium subscriptions. Free; listing says no trial, subscription, or in-app purchase. Prices are for the US store and can change.
Choose for the work you need to do. ClearDue combines a large provider catalogue, bills and subscriptions, and optional scanning and Apple Calendar sync. Compare free limits, devices, privacy controls, and the ongoing cost before installing.
Checked October 10, 2026 against ClearDue's US listing and Bill Tracker & Subscriptions's US listing. Features and prices can change. “Not specified” means the listing does not answer the question, not that a feature is missing. Privacy statements are developer disclosures, not independent verification.