gmail scan · no credit card needed

find every tool your company is paying for.

InvoiceAgent scans the billing trail in your connected inbox — receipts, invoices, signup emails, and renewal notices — so founders and lean teams can see the tools they can actually prove from email.

← found 14 tools
you forgot about
app.invoiceagent.ai
what AI tools am I paying for?|
AI
OpenAI
last charged Apr 1
$42/mo
active
N
Notion
last charged Mar 15
$16/mo
forgotten
F
Figma
last charged Apr 2
$45/mo
active
L
Loom
signed up Jun 2023
$12/mo
forgotten
14 tools forgotten → $340/mo leaking
no implementation
no procurement rolloutread-only gmail access

your software stack is already in your inbox.

Every signup email, receipt, invoice, and renewal notice leaves a trail. InvoiceAgent turns that trail into a simple SaaS spend report so you can see what you use, what you pay for, and what needs attention.

software spend gets messy before anyone owns it.

Teams try tools on cards. Founders approve subscriptions in a rush. Renewal emails get buried. By the time finance asks for a clean list, the stack is spread across inboxes, spreadsheets, cards, and memory.

how it works

a fast first-pass audit from email

01

connect gmail

connect securely with read-only access. no IT approval needed.

02

scan for signals

InvoiceAgent scans for SaaS billing, receipts, and signup signals.

03

get your report

see a clean list of tools, charges, renewals, and likely forgotten subscriptions.

04

review & act

review what to cancel, consolidate, or investigate further.

benefits

build a first-pass software inventory

find forgotten subscriptions

spot tools that are still billing you silently. every receipt or auto-renew notice in gmail is caught and surfaced.

catch upcoming renewals

see renewals before they surprise you. we scan for renewal warnings and contract updates.

spot duplicates

easily identify overlapping tools or multiple subscriptions for the same service across your team.

avoid months of setup

skip the enterprise SaaS management tools that require IT, procurement, and finance workflows to get started. get a practical view in minutes.

why invoiceagent

built for the first audit, not the full IT rollout.

invoiceagent
  • connect gmail in under 2 minutes
  • discovers every signup, renewal, and invoice automatically
  • shows accounts vs. billing — and the gap
  • built for founders and lean teams
  • flags tools you signed up for but forgot
  • practical spend view fast
enterprise saas management (torii, zylo)
  • built for large IT and procurement teams
  • require dozens of integrations
  • heavy workflows and setup
  • months to deploy
  • complex governance rules
  • expensive enterprise pricing

no trial traps. cancel anytime. export your data.

first scan is free. ongoing monitoring is $19.98/month.

Your 30-day SaaS audit costs nothing. No credit card required. After that, ongoing monitoring catches new subscriptions, free-trial conversions, and renewal signals as they appear.

free audit

$0

one 30-day Gmail scan

run my free audit →
  • no credit card required
  • software receipts, invoices, and signup signals
  • forgotten subscriptions and likely renewals
  • exportable first-pass report

ongoing monitoring

$19.98/mo

$200/year if paid annually

start monitoring →
  • ongoing Gmail scans
  • new subscription detection
  • renewal and price-change signals
  • CSV export anytime

faq

before you connect Gmail

Can you read my personal email?
InvoiceAgent uses read-only Gmail access and is designed to process software billing signals like receipts, invoices, signup emails, and renewal notices. We do not send, delete, or modify email. For a cleaner audit, you can also connect a dedicated billing inbox like [email protected] or [email protected].
What happens to my data if I cancel?
Your data stays yours. You can export your audit data, and you can request deletion. The product is built around helping you understand your spend, not locking the report away.
Will this work if my team uses Outlook or Google Workspace?
Gmail and Google Workspace are the primary flow today. Outlook support is planned, and teams that use Microsoft can still join the waitlist while Gmail-based teams can run the audit now.
Does this replace Ramp or Brex?
No. Ramp and Brex show what hits your cards. InvoiceAgent starts from the inbox, which can reveal software bought through personal cards, forwarded receipts, invoices, trials, and renewal emails that may sit outside your spend-management system.
What if employees buy their own SaaS?
The audit can catch employee-bought SaaS when the billing or renewal email lands in the connected inbox. Team mode is the next step: employees can grant scoped access so a founder or admin gets a roll-up view of company-wide software spend.

testimonials

what founders are saying

"found $340/mo in tools we'd completely forgotten about. paid for itself in the first scan."

Sarah K.

founder, saas startup

"the "accounts vs billing" split is genius. we had 14 tools we'd signed up for but weren't using. cut them all."

John D.

cto, agency

"i asked "what are we paying for design tools?" and got the answer in seconds. no spreadsheet needed."

Maria P.

cfo, 12-person team

"setup was two minutes. the report was eye-opening. i didn't realize how much tech spend was flying under the radar."

Robert B.

solo founder

stop wondering what
you're paying for.

Your free audit gives you an honest first-pass view of the tools found in your connected billing inbox. The cancellations are up to you.

run my free audit →

no credit card. no sales call. no SSO setup.