ScribePay review
Discover how ScribePay could help you better manage your subscriptions and keep on top of your finances.

If you’re looking for an easy way to keep track of your monthly or yearly subscriptions and save money, the ScribePay app could offer the ideal solution.
ScribePay is a subscription management app designed to make it quick and convenient to manage your subscription payments and prevent you from wasting money on apps and features you don’t use.
You’ll have complete visibility over what you’ve subscribed to, what you’re spending and when you’re due to pay each subscription. The app can help you cancel subscriptions you no longer need or before any free trials end. ScribePay says its aim is to help consumers save £400 a year or more from unwanted subscriptions.
If you also set up an e-money account, you’ll receive an instant virtual card that you can top up with funds and start using to pay for subscriptions.
When you download the ScribePay app on iOS or Android, you can choose between 2 plans – Basic and Premium.
ScribePay Basic has no monthly charge, and you only need an email address and password to get set up. Through the app, you can then manually track all your subscriptions in one place and get reminder alerts before subscriptions are due. Budgeting tools within the app show you how much you spend on monthly subscriptions so you can easily work out whether you need to cut back.
With ScribePay Premium, the process of managing and tracking subscriptions is automated, but you will be charged a £4.99 monthly fee. ScribePay Premium also gives you access to an e-money wallet and a virtual prepaid card. You can use your card for all your recurring subscriptions and quickly stop unwanted auto-renewals or price increases. You’ll be alerted when any free trials you’ve signed up for are due to end, and you can approve or decline auto-renewals in real time.
To sign up to ScribePay Premium, you’ll need to answer a few additional security questions, but the process takes less than 3 minutes, and no credit checks are carried out.
The funds in a ScribePay e-money account are held in safeguarded accounts separate from the money used to run ScribePay. That means that if ScribePay were to cease trading, you would still get your money back. However, your funds won’t be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
If you regularly forget to cancel free trials or end up paying for services you no longer use, ScribePay is an easy way to help you better manage your subscriptions and potentially save money.
However, the free Basic option still requires you to do a lot of the work yourself. You’ll need to keep a close eye on the app to know what’s due out and when, although you will get sent payment reminders. If you’d prefer to have everything automated and easily stop unwanted subscriptions, the Premium option is likely to be more suitable. But you’ll also need to cough up £4.99 a month, which could outweigh any savings you make by using the app.
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