AI subscription auditor.

List every AI subscription, mark how often you use it and whether it is essential, and the auditor applies a transparent rule: rarely-used and non-essential tools are flagged to cancel, expensive weekly tools to downgrade, and the rest to keep. Most audits find 20-45% of monthly spend is unused, on a $190 stack that is $80 back a month.

List every AI subscription, mark how often you use it and whether it is essential, and the auditor applies a transparent rule: rarely-used and non-essential tools are flagged to cancel, expensive weekly tools to downgrade, and the rest to keep. Most audits find 20-45% of monthly spend is unused, on a $190 stack that is $80 back a month.

List the AI tools you pay for, then mark how often you use each one and whether it is essential to your work. The auditor applies a transparent rule set: rarely used and non-essential means cancel, lightly used means downgrade or review, daily core tools mean keep, and totals what you pay, what that usage is really worth, and what a right-sized stack would cost.

List the AI tools you pay for, then mark how often you use each one and whether it is essential to your work. The auditor applies a transparent rule set: rarely used and non-essential means cancel, lightly used means downgrade or review, daily core tools mean keep, and totals what you pay, what that usage is really worth, and what a right-sized stack would cost.

Quarterly is the sweet spot: tools, pricing and your own usage all drift within 90 days, and unused licenses are the most common waste in both personal stacks and teams. A quick monthly check of the “rarely used” bucket takes two minutes and catches the creep early.

Quarterly is the sweet spot: tools, pricing and your own usage all drift within 90 days, and unused licenses are the most common waste in both personal stacks and teams. A quick monthly check of the “rarely used” bucket takes two minutes and catches the creep early.

Cancel tools you use less than once a month and do not need, you can always resubscribe. Downgrade to a lighter plan when you use a tool weekly but not deeply (a Pro tier you barely touch usually has a Standard or free option). For anything you keep, make sure you are on annual billing, which discounts most plans 8-33%.

Cancel tools you use less than once a month and do not need, you can always resubscribe. Downgrade to a lighter plan when you use a tool weekly but not deeply (a Pro tier you barely touch usually has a Standard or free option). For anything you keep, make sure you are on annual billing, which discounts most plans 8-33%.

Value used weights each subscription by how often you actually reach for it: daily tools count at full price, weekly at about 70%, monthly at 40% and rarely used tools at 15%. The gap between what you pay and the value you use is the waste an audit is designed to expose.

Value used weights each subscription by how often you actually reach for it: daily tools count at full price, weekly at about 70%, monthly at 40% and rarely used tools at 15%. The gap between what you pay and the value you use is the waste an audit is designed to expose.

Yes. Once you right-size your tools, Payle covers approved subscriptions at exclusive pricing of about 25% below retail, and annual plans are paid $0 today with the total split over 3 equal monthly installments at 0% APR, so the optimized stack costs even less and the annual bill stops hurting.

Yes. Once you right-size your tools, Payle covers approved subscriptions at exclusive pricing of about 25% below retail, and annual plans are paid $0 today with the total split over 3 equal monthly installments at 0% APR, so the optimized stack costs even less and the annual bill stops hurting.