SaveBackPay once. Everything included.
SaveBack is a one-time purchase from the App Store, whichever price you pay. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no premium upgrades, no recurring charges.
SaveBack launch special
SaveBack is launching for just $0.99.
We're giving our first 10,000 customers the opportunity to get SaveBack for only $0.99. After the first 10,000 paid downloads, the price increases to $2.99.
One payment. No subscriptions. No monthly fees. Just a smarter way to keep track of purchases, receipts, returns and refunds.
Launch price
At launch$0.99
For the first 10,000 paid App Store purchases. Pay once, keep it forever.
Standard price
Later$2.99
After the first 10,000 paid purchases. Still a one-time purchase.
Don't miss the launch price.
The launch price applies to the first 10,000 paid purchases of SaveBack on the App Store, counted from Apple's sales reports. Re-downloads, updates, TestFlight installs and free promo codes don't count, and website visits or sign-ups aren't purchases. Everyone gets the same full version of SaveBack. If you buy at $0.99, you keep it and are never charged the difference. Apple processes every purchase and shows the final price before you buy; prices outside the U.S. follow Apple's regional pricing. Apple's reports arrive about a day later, so the change to $2.99 can follow the 10,000th purchase by a day or so.
Every customer gets the full SaveBack
The same app and every feature, at either price:
- Every purchase in one place, searchable by store, date and status
- Import order emails from Gmail or Outlook
- Photograph or upload receipts
- Return deadline countdowns and iPhone reminders
- Refund tracking from request to money received
- Manual price tracking with possible-adjustment estimates
- Store directory showing what each retailer supports
- Data export and in-app account deletion
Apple processes the purchase; SaveBack never sees your payment details. Prices may vary by country according to Apple's regional pricing. Which stores can connect directly depends on what each store and email provider allows. Many large retailers, including Amazon, Temu and SHEIN, don't offer apps access to shoppers' order history, so SaveBack imports those purchases from emails and receipts instead. The website is free and is for information and support.