Recurring payments
Plan regular money once, then see it in future months.
Put paychecks, bills, and subscriptions on a repeat schedule so upcoming months include the payments you expect.
Illustrative example
A bill that repeats
- Add a €45 subscription on a monthly schedule.
- Its future occurrences appear in upcoming budget periods.
- Review those periods alongside your other planned payments.
Example amounts and scenarios are illustrative, not a promise of financial results.
Explore recurring costs
Compare subscription costs and estimate what could remain after upcoming bills. No account needed.
Scheduled entries, not automatic bill payments
A recurring entry generates budget payments on the schedule you choose so you can include regular income and commitments in your plan. Spendly Budget does not send money or pay a bill for you. Review the dates and amounts against what actually happens, especially when a bill changes or a payment moves.
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Who it's for
For anyone juggling regular income and fixed commitments.
What you do
Create a recurring income or expense with its amount and schedule; review the generated payments as your plan moves forward.
What you learn
Keep predictable commitments visible without entering each occurrence by hand.
Availability
Recurring payments are available on Free with a limit of 5. Pro, Premium, and Enterprise have higher limits shown on Pricing.
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