Free, unbiased subscription calculators that help you make data-driven decisions about premium memberships.
Subscription services like Uber One, DashPass, and Walmart+ promise savings — but whether they're actually worth it depends entirely on your usage patterns. A subscription that saves a heavy user $30/month might cost a light user more than going without.
Our calculators take your real usage data — how many orders you place, your average order size, how many rides you take — and compute whether the subscription fee is offset by the savings on delivery fees, service fees, and exclusive discounts.
Every calculator shows its math. We compare your actual usage patterns against subscription costs — no black-box algorithms, no hidden assumptions.
Every calculator shows the date its pricing was last checked and links to the source. Where we haven't verified yet, the page says so instead of implying confidence.
Subscriptions vary dramatically by country. We track region-specific pricing, currencies, and features so your results are locally accurate.
Prices change. Verification dates age with the data — green within 30 days of a check, amber up to 90, red after — so stale numbers are easy to spot, not hidden.
All calculations run in your browser. We never collect, store, or transmit your usage data or spending information.
We don't earn commissions from signup links. Our recommendations are based purely on the numbers, not partnerships.
Every calculator and country page labels its pricing data with one of three states, so you can see exactly how much to trust each number:
We also run a structural audit (bun run audit:calculators) that checks signup links and pricing structure across all 38 calculators and flags anomalies. It validates structure — the verification dates above come from human checks, not from this script.
Disclaimer: Subscription pricing and terms change frequently. While we strive for accuracy, always verify current pricing on the service's official website before subscribing.
upgrade.tools is built and maintained by Nicholas Montgomery, an independent developer and the editor accountable for everything published here. Nicholas Montgomery started the site after trying to work out whether his own delivery subscription paid off — every answer he could find online was either an ad or a marketing page, so he built the calculator he wanted: real usage inputs, real prices, shown math.
He writes and maintains every calculator, and he's the “checked by” behind the verification dates on each page — prices are checked by hand against official pricing pages and apps where providers publish them, and labelled as unverified where they don't. He also builds tools at webuildstuff.io. The site is not affiliated with any of the subscription services it analyzes, and earns nothing from signup links.
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