Why we need limited access, what connected accounts, transactions, subscriptions, cancellations, and billing may include, and how you stay in control.
Why Unsubscribe.ai Needs Data Access
Financial Account Connection Data
Transaction Information
Subscription Information
Manually Added Subscription Information
Cancellation Request Information
Communication Information
Account Information
Billing and Plan Information
Data Used to Improve Subscription Detection
What This Data Helps Us Do
You Stay in Control
Important Safety Reminder
The Bottom Line
Unsubscribe.ai is designed to help you identify subscriptions, organize recurring charges, and request cancellation help when you no longer want a subscription.
To do that, Unsubscribe.ai needs access to certain information related to your account activity, subscriptions, and cancellation requests. We believe users should understand what information may be used, why it is needed, and how it supports the service.
This article explains the types of data Unsubscribe.ai may access and how that information helps power subscription discovery and cancellation support.
Unsubscribe.ai needs limited information to help answer questions like:
What subscriptions may be connected to your account?
How often are you being charged?
Which merchants appear to be billing you repeatedly?
How much might you be spending on subscriptions?
Which subscriptions do you want to keep or cancel?
What information may be needed to submit a cancellation request?
The goal is not to collect unnecessary information. The goal is to use the information needed to help identify subscriptions, organize them clearly, and support cancellation requests when you ask for help.
When you connect a supported financial account, Unsubscribe.ai may receive access to information needed to identify possible subscriptions.
This may include:
Merchant names
Transaction dates
Transaction amounts
Transaction descriptions
Recurring charge patterns
Account type, such as checking, credit card, or debit card
Limited account details needed to display or identify the connected account
Available transaction history from the connected account
This information helps Unsubscribe.ai look for subscription-like activity, such as monthly charges, annual renewals, repeated merchant billing, or recurring payment patterns.
Transaction information is one of the main ways Unsubscribe.ai identifies possible subscriptions.
For example, Unsubscribe.ai may review whether a merchant has charged you repeatedly, whether the amount is similar each time, and whether the charge appears on a regular schedule.
Transaction information may help identify:
Streaming subscriptions
Software subscriptions
App subscriptions
Memberships
Cloud storage plans
Subscription boxes
Fitness or wellness memberships
Other recurring services
Some subscriptions may be easy to identify. Others may appear under a parent company, payment processor, app store, or merchant name that does not clearly match the service you recognize.
Unsubscribe.ai may use subscription-related information to organize your dashboard and support cancellation requests.
This may include:
Subscription name
Merchant name
Estimated cost
Billing frequency
Last detected charge
Possible next billing date
Subscription status
Cancellation status
Whether the subscription was detected automatically or added manually
This information helps you review what may be active, what you may want to keep, and what you may want help canceling.
If you add a subscription manually, Unsubscribe.ai may collect the details you choose to enter.
This may include:
Subscription name
Estimated price
Billing frequency
Next billing date
Merchant website or app name
Notes you add about the subscription
Whether you want to keep or cancel it
Manual entries can help make your dashboard more complete when a subscription is not automatically detected from connected account activity.
When you request cancellation help, Unsubscribe.ai may need information to help identify the subscription and support the cancellation process.
Depending on the merchant, this may include:
The subscription or merchant name
The email address used with the merchant
The name on the subscription account
The last charge amount
The approximate charge date
The billing platform, such as Apple, Google, PayPal, or Amazon
A customer ID or account reference, if available
Confirmation that you authorize the cancellation request
This information helps Unsubscribe.ai submit or support the cancellation request and track the status.
Unsubscribe.ai does not cancel subscriptions unless you request cancellation.
If you contact support or respond to a request for more information, Unsubscribe.ai may access the information you provide in that communication.
This may include:
Your name
Your email address
Your support message
Screenshots or documents you choose to send
Details about a billing or cancellation issue
Information needed to help resolve your request
For your safety, you should not send passwords, full card numbers, full bank account numbers, one-time security codes, or unnecessary sensitive documents through support messages.
Unsubscribe.ai may use basic account information to manage your user account and provide support.
This may include:
Your name
Your email address
Login or account identifier
Plan type
Billing status
Account settings
Connected account status
Communication preferences
This information helps us manage your account, provide access to plan features, respond to support requests, and send important service-related notices.
If you use a paid Unsubscribe.ai plan, billing-related information may be used to manage your subscription.
This may include:
Plan type
Billing status
Payment confirmation
Renewal date
Cancellation date, if applicable
Limited payment details, such as the last four digits of a card if provided by the payment processor
Unsubscribe.ai does not need your full card number to provide support. Payment processing may be handled by a third-party payment provider.
Unsubscribe.ai may use subscription and transaction signals to improve how subscriptions are identified and organized.
This may include reviewing patterns such as:
Recurring charge timing
Similar merchant names
Similar transaction amounts
Billing frequency
Common subscription merchants
User-added subscription corrections
The purpose is to improve subscription detection, reduce duplicate entries, and make the dashboard more helpful.
The data Unsubscribe.ai accesses may help us:
Identify possible subscriptions
Organize subscriptions in your dashboard
Estimate subscription spend
Show possible savings opportunities
Support cancellation requests
Track cancellation statuses
Notify you when more information or user action may be needed
Help troubleshoot account, billing, or cancellation issues
The purpose of accessing data is to provide subscription management support, not to collect more information than needed.
You choose whether to connect an account, which subscriptions to review, and whether to request cancellation help.
You may also be able to:
Disconnect a connected account
Revoke permissions through Plaid or your financial institution
Cancel your Unsubscribe.ai plan
Request data deletion
Update account settings
Contact support about privacy questions
Disconnecting an account may limit Unsubscribe.ai's ability to refresh subscription activity or continue detecting new subscriptions from that account.
Unsubscribe.ai should not need your passwords, full bank account numbers, full credit card numbers, or one-time security codes to help identify subscriptions.
If a merchant requires secure verification, it is usually best to complete that step directly through the merchant's official website, app, or verified support channel.
Only provide information that is needed for the specific support or cancellation request.
Unsubscribe.ai accesses certain information to help identify subscriptions, organize recurring charges, estimate subscription spend, and support cancellation requests.
This may include transaction details, merchant names, subscription information, manually added entries, cancellation request details, account information, and support communications.
Unsubscribe.ai is designed to use data for a clear purpose: helping you better understand and manage your subscriptions while keeping you in control of what you connect, review, and request.