Trial Receipt by Hall House Labs

Save a receipt when you start a free trial and get reminded before you're charged. Private: stays on your device.

Free trials are easy to start and easy to forget. Trial Receipt saves a simple "receipt" the moment you sign up, then reminds you before the first charge, so you can cancel in time or keep it on purpose. HOW IT WORKS 1. Start a free trial anywhere on the web. 2. Click the Trial Receipt icon (or right-click the page and choose "Save trial receipt for this page"). Select the cancel terms on the page first if you like, and they're saved as your receipt notes. 3. Trial Receipt fills in what it can find (service name, trial length, price after the trial, cancel terms, suggested cancel links). Check it, tweak it, and save. 4. You get a notification 2 days before and on the day of your first charge, with a button that opens the cancel page. WHAT YOU GET • A tidy list of your trials with days left, colour-coded so urgent ones stand out • Reminders 2 days before and on the day of the first charge • One-click "Open cancel page" for each trial • Mark trials as cancelled or kept (reminders stop right away) • Export everything to CSV (opens in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets) • Optional hint badge on pages that mention "free trial" or "cancel anytime" (off by default) PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything is stored only in your browser, on your device • No accounts, no sign-in • No analytics, no tracking, no ads • No network requests at all: nothing you save is ever uploaded • It only reads a page when you click the icon or use the right-click menu FREE AND UNLIMITED Trial Receipt is free for up to 2 active trials at once. If you need more, a one-time $4 license key unlocks unlimited trials. No subscription, ever. Reminders use your browser's built-in notifications, so Chrome needs to be running. If a reminder time passes while Chrome is closed, Trial Receipt catches up when you next open it. Trial Receipt is an independent tool by Hall House Labs. It isn't affiliated with any of the services you track. Service names shown in screenshots are fictional.