San Juan, Puerto Rico – August 25, 2026 – RenewalTime has announced the launch of its new renewal management platform, designed to help users track subscriptions, insurance policies, licenses, and business contracts. The service provides multi-channel reminders and spend analytics, offering a structured alternative to tracking renewals through spreadsheets, calendars, or email inboxes.

The platform addresses a common financial issue for consumers and businesses. Estimates indicate that individuals lose an average of $348 annually to forgotten subscriptions. In the business sector, 42% of small teams have missed a critical license or contract renewal, while manual tracking efforts consume a median of 12 hours per quarter. RenewalTime aims to solve this problem by automating the tracking and notification process.

“Renewals shouldn’t cost you sleep or savings,” said the co-founder of RenewalTime. “Every year, people and small teams lose thousands to auto-renewals they forgot and licenses that quietly expire. We designed a focused toolkit for the way renewals actually work, ensuring that deadlines are met and spending is clear.”

The platform operates through a straightforward three-step process. Users first add their subscriptions, insurance documents, licenses, or contracts to a central timeline. They then configure their preferred reminder channels, including email, SMS, and push notifications, and set lead times. The system dispatches alerts at 30, 7, and 1 day prior to the renewal date. Finally, users can view their total spending in USD and mark items as renewed, canceled, or negotiated.

RenewalTime includes several core features:

  • Central Renewal Timeline: A single location to organize and sort all active policies, contracts, and subscriptions by urgency.
  • Multi-Channel Reminders: Configurable email, SMS, and push notifications sent at specific intervals to ensure the appropriate personnel receive them in time.
  • Spend Clarity: A financial dashboard displaying normalized monthly and yearly totals in USD, along with category breakdowns.
  • Shared Workspaces: Collaborative spaces for families or teams with specific owner, member, and viewer access roles, eliminating the need for shared logins.
  • Document Storage: The ability to attach policy PDFs and contract files directly to the relevant renewal item.
  • Data Security and Privacy: The platform is CCPA and GDPR aligned, encrypts data at rest and in transit, and guarantees that user data is never sold. Users can also export their data at any time.

The service is built for three distinct user groups. Households can track streaming services, home insurance, and government permits. Freelancers can monitor domain registrations, professional licenses, and software seats. Small teams can consolidate SaaS expenses and vendor contracts within a unified, role-based workspace.

Pricing is structured to accommodate different user needs without requiring a credit card to start. The “Free forever” plan costs $0 and includes up to five renewals and email reminders. The Pro plan, priced at $8 per user per month, provides unlimited renewals, SMS and push notifications, spend analytics, and document attachments. For larger groups, the Team plan is $18 per user per month and adds shared workspaces and priority support.

For more information or to start a free plan, visit https://renewaltime.ai/.

About RenewalTime

RenewalTime is a renewal management platform built to track subscriptions, insurance policies, licenses, contracts, and documents. The service serves individuals, freelancers, and small teams by providing automated reminders and spend clarity to prevent missed deadlines and unwanted auto-renewals.

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