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Independent renewal reminders

Don't let renewal dates cost you more.

Track all your renewal dates for free.

Onremind warns you before a policy renews, a contract ends or a deal expires.

That gives you time to check what happens next before your price, rate, payment, cover or terms can change.

Track insurance, household bills, mortgages, credit cards and subscriptions in one place.

  • No bank access needed
  • Just the dates you already know
  • Independent reminder system

Get reminded early

We remind you in good time, so you have time to act.

Review while there is still time

Check, decide and act before the price, rate, payment or terms may change.

Privacy first

We never access your bank or personal accounts.

Independent reminder system

Onremind is impartial and not affiliated to any provider.

Why the date matters

Current evidence shows why the review window matters

Different products have different consequences and review windows. These current sources show why knowing the date before it arrives can matter.

Car insurance

Median annual premium was £709 on renewal day

MoneySuperMarket's July 2026 pricing data showed a £382 median annual premium at 26 days before renewal in the same dataset.

Source: MoneySuperMarket, Car insurance statistics. One comparison-site dataset; not a universal result or an Onremind saving.

Broadband

£7–£9 more per month on average

Ofcom's Q2 2025 operator data found out-of-contract customers spent £7 more for standalone broadband, £8 more with fixed voice and £9 more with fixed voice and pay-TV than in-contract customers.

Source: Ofcom, Pricing and consumer engagement report, published February 2026. Q2 2025 market averages; not every customer.

Fixed-rate mortgage

Up to 6 months before a fixed deal ends

MoneyHelper says borrowers can set a reminder to review a mortgage up to six months before a fixed deal ends and start looking before it reverts to the lender's standard variable rate.

Source: MoneyHelper, Remortgaging to get the best deal. Generic timing guidance, not personalised mortgage advice.

Subscriptions

£1.6bn a year estimated unwanted spend

UK government material estimates that consumers spend £1.6 billion a year on unwanted subscription contracts.

Source: UK government subscription-contract material. Government estimate / impact-assessment context; not Onremind outcome data.

These figures and timings come from the cited external sources and apply within the stated contexts. Onremind protects the date and review window; it does not guarantee a saving or outcome.

  • No bank access needed
  • Just the dates you already know
  • Independent reminder system
How Onremind works

How Onremind protects the window before the price changes.

Add the date once. Onremind tracks the countdown, reminds you early, and gives you time to review, negotiate, cancel, switch or stay before the renewal date arrives.

Renewal cycle: set the date, Onremind keeps watch, reminders during the action window, the date arrives.
  • 01

    Set the date

    Add the renewal, expiry or contract-end date once.

  • 02

    Onremind keeps watch

    Sit back. We quietly track the countdown for you.

  • 03

    Reminders during the action window

    We remind you while there's still time to review and decide.

  • 04

    The date arrives

    The renewal, expiry or contract-end date is reached.

Then the cycle begins again.

Onremind protects the time before the price changes — not after.

The renewal date is the trigger. The renewal action window is the time Onremind protects.

Add your renewal date — it’s free

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We'll remind you before the date needs review. Track all your renewal dates for free.

  • No bank access needed
  • Just the dates you already know
  • Independent reminder system

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