Simple, honest pricing

One-time purchase. No subscription, no recurring charges — ever.

Pear Basic

4.99
one-time · no subscription
  • 4 audit credits — one per quarter
  • Full Gmail audit — up to 2 years
  • Complete subscription list with costs
  • Forgotten subscription detection
  • Duplicate service detection
  • Monthly & annual spend totals
  • Credits valid for 24 months
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
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Best value

Pear Plus

9.99
one-time · no subscription
  • 12 audit credits — one per month
  • Full Gmail audit — up to 2 years
  • Complete subscription list with costs
  • Forgotten subscription detection
  • Duplicate service detection
  • Monthly & annual spend totals
  • Credits valid for 24 months
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
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How credits work

1
Buy a credit pack — once
€4.99 for 4 credits, or €9.99 for 12. One payment, no recurring charges. Credits are added to your account instantly.
2
Use a credit to run an audit
Connect Gmail and Pear scans your inbox with AI. One credit = one full subscription audit. Takes under 60 seconds.
3
Use at your own pace
Credits are valid for 24 months. Run one audit now, save the rest for later. Buy more whenever you need them.

Frequently asked questions

Why not a subscription?
It would be deeply ironic to charge you a subscription to help you cancel subscriptions. Pear is a one-time purchase. We think that's the honest approach.
What's the difference between Basic and Plus?
Just the number of credits. Basic gives you 4 audits — enough to check quarterly for a year. Plus gives you 12 — enough for a monthly check for a year. Both packs have the same features.
Do credits expire?
Credits are valid for 24 months from purchase. More than enough time to use them all.
Can I buy more credits later?
Yes, anytime. Just visit the pricing page and buy another pack. Your credits stack.
Will Pear read all of my emails?
No. Pear requests read-only Gmail access and only searches for subscription-related emails. We never store email content — only extracted metadata like vendor name and cost.