Find forgotten subscriptions before they charge you again
Personal finance guides in Spanish for the United States
Stage
Startup
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Founded
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Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free plan includes manual subscription tracking, renewal and trial reminders, 10 free statement scans (each covering up to 12 monthly PDF statements or a CSV export), and 10 on-device scans on iPhone and Android. Guard paid plan: $4.99/month or $2.99/month billed yearly at $35.88/year.
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Key features
Gmail subscription discovery with read-only access to find receipts, trials, and renewal notices from the last 12 months
Statement import and scanning for recurring charge detection
Renewal and trial-end reminders before charges occur
Unified dashboard showing all subscriptions, active count, monthly and yearly totals
Monthly and yearly spending overview
On-device statement scanning on iPhone and Android
Price change, cancellation, and failed payment alerts
Audit history of subscription changes while Guard is active
Loan search and comparison across multiple lenders
Educational guides on credit, ITIN, banking, insurance and remittances
Loan payment calculator
State-by-state filtering for loan options
Lender requirements comparison before application
Free credit score access information
Remittance cost comparison tool
What makes it different
No bank login required—never shares banking credentials or connects to bank accounts
Privacy-first design with no automatic scanning or transaction feed monitoring
You remain in control—Frobly never cancels subscriptions or touches your accounts
Free plan forever with manual tracking and renewal reminders at no cost
Gmail integration with read-only access and no automatic imports—you review everything first
Content entirely in Spanish for US Latino residents
Focus on ITIN and alternative credit documentation options
Shows lender requirements before you apply
Educational calculator that does not share data with lenders
Practical financial advice tailored to US banking with no SSN