01
Warned before the charge
Email or Slack, at whatever lead time you choose — thirty days for the annual contract you want to renegotiate, one day for the trial you meant to cancel.
01 — What you are paying for
Every subscription,
on one statement.
Two questions most teams cannot answer quickly: what are we spending on software, and what renews next? Tally answers both, and the warning arrives before the card is charged — not on the statement afterwards.
Self-hosted · Source included · Buy once
Active subscriptions
Next 30 days
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Amazon Web Services
Monthly · 14 Sep
$1,240.55
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Figma
Renews in 2 days
$1,860.00
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Linear
Monthly · 19 Sep
$384.00
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Hetzner
Monthly · 21 Sep
€212.40
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Paystack
Quarterly · 30 Sep
₦410,000
Monthly run rate
Normalised into USD
$4,182.31
02 — What renews next
Thirty days · six charges · $4,452
Today
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
$1,860
Figma
$96
Notion
$1,240
AWS
$384
Linear
€212
Hetzner
$660
Slack
The alert for the first of these went out two days ago. That is the whole product: the charge stops being a surprise.
03 — Line items
Built for the boring, expensive problem.
Not a budgeting app and not an accounting package. A ledger of what you have signed up for, who owns it, and when it renews.
02
One honest number
Weekly, quarterly and annual plans are normalised into a single monthly run rate. The question “what does software cost us?” stops needing a spreadsheet.
03
Multi-currency, properly
Bill in dollars, euros, naira or yen. Amounts are stored exactly as charged, then converted into one reporting currency for totals.
04
Renewals on a calendar
A month view of every upcoming charge, and a board grouped by status or category. The same ledger, whichever question you are asking.
05
Shared, with roles
Assign an owner to each subscription so there is always someone to ask before it renews. Viewers see the spend without being able to change it.
06
Import what you have
Bring a CSV from your accounting tool. Column names, currency symbols and date formats are read leniently; anything ambiguous is flagged, never guessed.
04 — Terms
Licensing
Self-hosted, source included. Buy it once and run it on your own server — there is no per-seat meter counting your team.
Regular
One business, one installation.
- — Unlimited subscriptions and teammates
- — Renewal calendar, board and table views
- — Email and Slack alerts
- — Multi-currency reporting
- — CSV import and export
- — Six months of support
Extended
For agenciesWhite-label and resell to your own clients.
- — Everything in Regular
- — Multi-workspace: one install, many clients
- — Rebrand the panel and the alert emails
- — Charge your clients for access
- — Twelve months of support
Detach and keep
Find out what you are actually paying for.
Most teams are surprised by the total. A few are surprised by what is still charging them.
04 — Where to sign in
Two doors, and neither is the other.
Your statement
The product itself, for everyone on the team. Subscriptions, renewals, alerts and your workspace settings.
Sign in to TallyOperator console
A separate application, for whoever administers this installation. Branding, the legal pages, the license and integration keys.
Open the consoleTally on your phone
The same statement, built natively for each platform. Sign in with the account you already have.