GhostSubsYour iPhone keeps a complete registry of everything billed through Apple — every app subscription, every Apple service, every trial that converted. Most people have never opened it.
Two minutes in this list is the fastest subscription audit that exists, and it's where mysterious APPLE.COM/BILL charges get identified.
Find the list
- Open the subscriptions page. Settings → your name at the top (Apple Account) → Subscriptions. Alternatively: App Store app → your profile photo → Subscriptions.
- Read the active list. Each entry shows the service, plan, price, and next renewal or expiry date. Tap any entry for options: change plan, or cancel.
- Check the expired list. Below active subscriptions is the recently-expired list — useful for confirming something you cancelled actually ended, and for spotting resubscribe offers you don't want.
- Check the other suspects. Charge on your card but not in the list? Check reportaproblem.apple.com for itemized Apple charges, and check family members' devices — Family Sharing puts their subscriptions on your card but in their list.
What this list can't show you
Only Apple-billed subscriptions appear here. Netflix billed by Netflix, Spotify billed by Spotify, and anything on your card directly won't show — those live in the services' own account pages and your email receipts. For the complete picture across all billers, an email-receipt scan (which is what GhostSubs does) or a statement audit covers the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a subscription charging me but not listed?
It's billed outside Apple (check the service's own site), under another Apple ID, or on a family member's account sharing your payment method.
What does APPLE.COM/BILL on my statement mean?
An Apple-billed purchase or subscription — possibly a family member's. Match the amount at reportaproblem.apple.com to see exactly which app or service it was.
Can I cancel directly from this list?
Yes — tap the subscription → Cancel Subscription. Access continues to the end of the paid period.