Before renewal dates arrive, list each service with its cost, billing cycle and how often you used it lately. That gives you something concrete to weigh, and the decision to keep or drop anything stays yours.
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A text to start with
I have these subscriptions renewing soon: a streaming service at $[amount]/month renewing [date], cloud storage at $[amount]/year renewing [date], and a news site at $[amount]/month renewing [date]. I use the cloud storage almost daily. I watched the streaming service twice last month. I can't remember the last time I read the news site. Help me see what I'm getting for each, and what questions I should ask about notice periods before the renewal dates.
Example request. Change the details to fit your situation.
What to check in the answer
The assistant can talk through your usage, but it can't see your accounts, billing history or current plan terms. Read the cancellation policy in each provider's account settings or help pages, because terms change and notice requirements differ between services. If a price in the answer doesn't match your statement, go with your statement. Whether to keep or cancel a service depends on your budget and habits, so treat any recommendation in the answer as a prompt for your own thinking.
What to do next
Sign in to each provider and confirm the renewal date, the price and the steps to cancel. If you decide to cancel, do it through the provider's own account page. If you'd like a simple table of the dates and prices you confirmed, reply and ask for one.