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Your free trial is a deadline.
We do the math.

You signed up for a trial to watch one show. The service is counting on you forgetting the end date. Help Me Binge counts the days, measures what's left to watch, and gives you a plain verdict: finish it, hurry, or cancel now.

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No sign-up needed to start. Nothing to install.

Other trackers log what you pay. This works out whether the trial was worth it.

Plenty of apps will remind you a trial is ending. None of them can answer the question that actually decides whether you keep it: can I even finish the thing I signed up to watch?

Help Me Binge already knows what you're watching on each service — so when you tell it you're on a trial, it derives the answer from your actual viewing: how many hours of your tracked shows remain, divided by the days you have left.

✅ Comfortable — you can finish thisUnder ~2 hours a day of viewing left. Binge at your own pace, then decide if the service earns a paid month.
⏳ Tight, but doable2–4 hours a day needed. It tells you the exact daily pace — in hours and in episodes — to beat the billing date.
✂️ Not happening — or nothing leftToo much left to finish, or you've already watched everything you came for. Cancel before it bills you; there's a direct link to the service's cancel page.

How it works

1. Add the shows you're watching

Search and add in seconds — or paste your whole list. No sign-up needed to start.

2. Mark the service as a trial

In the subscription scorecard, tap "🎁 I'm on a free trial" on the service and say how many days you have. Trial lengths change with promos, so your answer always wins.

3. Get the verdict — and the warning

The scorecard shows days left, the daily pace to finish, and a plain verdict. When the trial has 3 days or fewer — or you're behind pace — a banner appears on your home screen before the billing date, not after.

It also catches the trial you forgot

The expensive free trial isn't the one you cancel late — it's the one you forget entirely and pay for month after month. The same scorecard flags any service you're paying for but haven't watched in weeks, so a lapsed trial can't hide on autopilot.

And before you start a trial at all, it checks whether the show is already streaming free right now on Tubi, Pluto TV or the Roku Channel — the cheapest trial is the one you never needed.

Questions people ask

Can it track trials on any service?Any service you track shows on — Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Peacock, Disney+, Hulu, Max and the rest. You tell it the days you have; it does the math from there.
Does it need my streaming account or card details?No. It never connects to your streaming accounts. It works entirely from your tracked shows and the trial length you enter.
Do I need an account?No sign-up is needed to start. A free account is optional and adds cross-device sync — useful if you want the trial countdown on your phone and your laptop.
What does it cost?Nothing. The trial tracker, the subscription scorecard, and everything else on this page are free — no paid tier.
Start the countdown — free →

Or see what streaming costs without a trial: streaming cost calculator