--- source_url: "https://trackallsubs.com/blog/trackallsubs-vs-trackmysubs-vs-wallos?utm_source=openai" title: "TrackAllSubs vs TrackMySubs vs Wallos | TrackAllSubs" mirrored_at: 2026-08-13T01:11:42.521Z host: trackallsubs.com cited_in_42a: true mirror_canonical: "https://index.42a.ai/trackallsubs.com/blog/trackallsubs-vs-trackmysubs-vs-wallos__q__utm_source_openai" --- > **Original source:** https://trackallsubs.com/blog/trackallsubs-vs-trackmysubs-vs-wallos?utm_source=openai Comparison Three of the most-searched subscription trackers in 2026 — compared across features, privacy, pricing, team support, and real-world usability. TL;DR Best overall TrackAllSubs Best free plan, team features, calendar view, and free-trial tracking. No bank account ever required. Best for self-hosters Wallos Open-source and free to run — but requires Docker, a server, and ongoing maintenance. Simplest UI TrackMySubs Good for solo users who want the most basic list possible. Limited free plan and no team features. ## Full feature comparison Every major capability across all three trackers — tested as of June 2026. Feature TrackAllSubs TrackMySubs Wallos Free plan Yes — unlimited subs Yes — capped at 5 Free if self-hosted No bank account required Yes Yes Yes No credit card to sign up Yes No N/A (self-hosted) Team / shared workspaces Yes No Limited (multi-user) Per-subscription owner Yes No No Renewal reminders (email) Yes Yes Yes (webhook/email) Calendar view Yes No No Multi-currency tracking Yes Limited Yes Free trial tracking Yes No No CSV import/export Yes Yes Yes Client / agency billing view Yes No No Mobile app Web (PWA) Web only Web only Self-hosted option No No Yes (Docker) Open source No No Yes (MIT) Requires server / DevOps No No Yes Pricing (paid) From $4/mo From $4.99/mo $0 (hosting costs) ## Who wins for each use case? The right tracker depends on what you actually need. Here's the honest breakdown. Teams and freelancers 🏆 TrackAllSubs Shared workspaces, per-owner tracking, and client billing views make it the only option here. TrackMySubs and Wallos are solo-focused tools. No-bank-account privacy 🏆 TrackAllSubs All three avoid bank linking, but TrackAllSubs also requires no credit card to start and stores no financial credentials of any kind. Full self-hosting control 🏆 Wallos If you run your own server, want open-source code you can audit, and never want to pay a subscription fee, Wallos is purpose-built for you. Calendar and renewal planning 🏆 TrackAllSubs The interactive monthly calendar with urgency badges (trial / refund window / renewal) and owner filtering is unique to TrackAllSubs. Free trial management 🏆 TrackAllSubs TrackAllSubs tracks trial end dates with urgency alerts. Neither TrackMySubs nor Wallos offers dedicated free trial windows. Simplest possible UI 🏆 TrackMySubs If all you need is a basic list with cost and renewal date and nothing more, TrackMySubs has a minimal, distraction-free interface. ## TrackAllSubs — detailed review ### Free plan that actually works TrackAllSubs gives you unlimited subscriptions on the free tier. No artificial cap, no expiring trial period, no card required. Most competing trackers limit free users to 5–10 subscriptions — enough to demo the product, not enough to replace a spreadsheet. ### No bank account, no problem The platform is built around manual entry and CSV import. You track what you want, when you want. There's no Plaid integration, no financial credential storage, and no reason to give any app access to your bank. This matters more as class-action suits over Open Banking data misuse multiply. ### Built for teams and freelancers Every subscription can have an owner, a team tag, and a status. Freelancers tracking client-billed tools, agencies managing multi-client SaaS stacks, and startups auditing team software spend all have a purpose-built home here. Wallos and TrackMySubs treat every user as a solo individual. ### Calendar view with urgency logic The interactive calendar shows upcoming renewals, trial end dates, and refund windows in a single monthly view. Urgency badges turn amber and red as deadlines approach. You can filter by owner to see who owns what. No other tracker in this comparison offers this. ### Free trial tracking You can flag any subscription as a trial and set a trial end date separately from the billing date. TrackAllSubs sends reminders before the trial converts — the single most requested feature in subscription management. Limitations - • No self-hosted version — data lives on TrackAllSubs servers (SOC 2 audit in progress) - • No native mobile app yet — the web app is responsive but not a native iOS/Android install - • No automatic transaction import — everything is manual or CSV ## Wallos — detailed review ### Genuinely open-source and free to run Wallos is MIT-licensed and deployable via Docker in under 10 minutes if you know what you're doing. For privacy-focused developers who run their own Nextcloud, Jellyfin, or Vaultwarden instances, Wallos fits naturally into a self-hosted stack. ### Multi-currency support Wallos has solid multi-currency handling out of the box — a genuine advantage over older trackers. You can set a home currency and track subscriptions in USD, EUR, GBP, or others with exchange rate conversion. ### Active open-source community Wallos has thousands of GitHub stars and regular commits. Feature requests are transparent and community-driven. If you want to contribute code or audit exactly how your data is handled, the source is there. Limitations - • Requires a server, Docker, and some Linux/DevOps knowledge to set up - • No team collaboration features — designed for a single user or household - • No free trial tracking or calendar urgency view - • You are responsible for backups, updates, and uptime - • "Free" in software cost — not free in time and infrastructure ## TrackMySubs — detailed review ### Clean, minimal interface TrackMySubs strips subscription tracking down to the essentials: name, cost, renewal date, category. If you have a handful of personal subscriptions and want the lowest possible cognitive overhead, the UI delivers. ### Email reminders on paid plans Renewal reminder emails are available on paid tiers. The setup is straightforward and the notifications arrive reliably — no complaints there. Limitations - • Free plan capped at 5 subscriptions — not enough for most users - • No team or shared workspace features - • No free trial date tracking - • No calendar view - • Limited multi-currency support - • Requires a credit card to start a paid plan ## Pricing at a glance TrackAllSubs Free tier Free — unlimited subs, no card Paid From $4/month (Pro) From $9/month (Teams) No bank account. No card to start. TrackMySubs Free tier Free — up to 5 subscriptions Paid From $4.99/month Credit card required for paid plan. Wallos Free tier Free — self-hosted (MIT license) Paid No paid tier You pay your own server/hosting costs. ## Frequently asked questions ### Is Wallos better than TrackAllSubs? Wallos is a self-hosted, open-source option that costs nothing to run but requires a server, Docker knowledge, and ongoing maintenance. TrackAllSubs is a hosted SaaS with a free plan — no infrastructure required. For teams, freelancers, or anyone who wants shared subscription lists, renewal reminders, and a no-bank-account policy, TrackAllSubs is the stronger choice. ### What is TrackMySubs and how does it compare? TrackMySubs is an older SaaS tracker with a straightforward UI. It lacks team collaboration features, has a limited free plan, and does not support multi-currency spend tracking or custom renewal logic. TrackAllSubs covers all of these gaps with a more modern feature set. ### Which subscription tracker has the best free plan? TrackAllSubs offers the most generous free plan: unlimited subscriptions, no bank account required, and no credit card needed to start. TrackMySubs caps free users at a lower subscription count. Wallos is free if you self-host, but infrastructure costs and maintenance time make it less 'free' in practice. ### Does TrackAllSubs require a bank account or credit card link? No. TrackAllSubs never requires bank account access, credit card credentials, or financial integrations. You add subscriptions manually or by importing a CSV — your financial data stays with you. ### Which tracker is best for freelancers and small teams? TrackAllSubs is built for freelancers, agencies, and small teams. It supports multiple workspaces, shared subscription lists, per-seat or per-owner tracking, and team renewal reminders — features Wallos and TrackMySubs do not offer at the same level. Related comparisons and guides ## See why TrackAllSubs wins for most users Free plan · No bank account required · No credit card to start