Streaming Subscription Calculator

Streaming spend is death by a thousand small charges, and adding every service together is the only way to see the monthly and annual total clearly. Deloitte's 2026 Digital Media Trends survey found that 90% of US households pay for at least one streaming video service, and four on average, which makes the running tab genuinely hard to track in your head. Seeing the full figure is what lets you budget around it and spot the services quietly draining money in a market where new options launch constantly.

The logic is pure summation. You tick the services you pay for from a list of ten, each carrying a built-in monthly price; the selected prices are added to produce a Total Monthly Cost, which is multiplied by 12 for an Annual Cost and divided by 30 for a per-day figure. Written out, it reads as Sum(Monthly Cost of Service 1, Monthly Cost of Service 2, ..., Monthly Cost of Service N) = Total Monthly Cost; Total Monthly Cost * 12 = Total Annual Cost.

Include every subscription, even the ones you share with family or only fire up now and then, because partial use still costs full price. Providers change prices often and sell ad-supported tiers, annual plans and bundles, so compare each built-in price with your own bill. An annual plan lowers the monthly cost: HBO Max Standard is $184.99 a year, or $15.42 a month, against $18.49 billed monthly (HBO Max help center, September 2026).