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Netflix, Swiggy, Zomato, Spotify: How to Audit Your Subscriptions and Save ₹8,000 a Year

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Netflix, Swiggy, Zomato, Spotify: How to Audit Your Subscriptions and Save ₹8,000 a Year

Vizzve Admin

You’re Not Broke—Your Subscriptions Are Bleeding You Dry

In 2025, it’s not the big expenses—but the quiet subscriptions—that are silently draining your salary.

From auto-renewed OTTs to forgotten food plans, the average urban Indian millennial spends ₹8,000–₹12,000 per year on services they barely use.

If your account feels lighter than it should… it’s time for a subscription audit.

Let’s break down how to spot, sort, and save—without giving up all the fun.

🧾 Step 1: List All Your Active Subscriptions (You’ll Be Shocked)

Start with these common categories:

CategoryPopular Services
OTT/EntertainmentNetflix, Prime Video, Hotstar, SonyLIV
MusicSpotify, Apple Music, YouTube Premium
Food & GroceryZomato Gold, Swiggy One, Instamart+
Cloud/StorageiCloud, Google One, Dropbox
Fitness/WellnessCult.fit, Headspace, StepSetGo Premium
Finance/ToolsCRED, stock apps, news paywalls

👀 Hidden Tip:
Check your UPI AutoPay, Google Play, Apple Subscriptions, and credit card statements for surprises.

📉 Step 2: Classify: Essential vs Emotional vs Expired

Once you list them, use the 3E Filter:

TypeKeep or Cut?
Essential (Daily use)✅ Keep with intention
Emotional (Impulse sign-ups)🤔 Trial pause, reassess later
Expired value (Unused)❌ Cancel immediately

💡 Pro Trick:
If you haven’t used it in 21+ days, it’s probably not serving you.

🛠️ Step 3: Use Tools to Track & Cut Effortlessly

Smart people don’t track manually—they automate it.

Top Subscription Management Tools (India-Friendly):

Vizzve Budget Planner: See all your subscriptions in one place, auto-classified

CRED: Alerts for card-based auto-debits

Google Pay/UPI Autopay: Shows pending & recurring payments

Truebill (via VPN): International-style subscription cleanup

📲 With Vizzve, users report saving an average of ₹680/month by cancelling underused plans.

🧮 Real Savings: How ₹8,000/Year Disappears Quietly

ServiceMonthly ₹Annual ₹
Netflix Premium₹649₹7,788
Spotify Duo₹149₹1,788
Zomato Gold₹299₹3,588
Google One (100 GB)₹130₹1,560
TOTAL₹14,724

Even cancelling 50% saves you ₹7K–₹8K/year!
That’s 2 SIPs, 1 weekend trip, or 3 EMIs paid in advance.

✅ Bonus: Smarter Subscription Alternatives

If You Use…Try This Instead
Netflix SoloSwitch to a shared family plan
Spotify PremiumUse free version + YouTube
Zomato GoldUse only during offers or events
iCloud 50GBFree up space, use local backup

🧘 Minimalism is trending again in 2025. Keep what adds value, cancel what adds stress.

🧾 FAQs: Subscription Clean-up in India

Q1. What’s the easiest way to track all subscriptions?
Use Vizzve’s dashboard or check your UPI Autopay section for recurring deductions.

Q2. Will cancelling subscriptions hurt my credit score?
No. But bouncing auto-debits can, so always clean up instead of letting them fail.

Q3. Is it better to switch to annual plans?
Only if you're 100% sure you'll use the service long-term. Otherwise, monthly + review is smarter.

Q4. Can I pause subscriptions instead of cancelling?
Yes! Many platforms allow pausing. Use it as a trial break.

Q5. How can Vizzve help?
Vizzve gives you personalized nudges, alerts on unused services, and even monthly subscription health reports.

Published on : 14th July

Published by : SMITA

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