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Apple Charge Auditor
Not affiliated with Apple Inc.
What is this charge from Apple on my bank statement?
Search the mystery-charge database, walk step-by-step through cancelling hidden family-sharing subscriptions, and generate a ready-to-send refund claim letter — all in one place.
Charge Lookup
Type what shows up on your bank or card statement — e.g. “APPLE.COM/BILL”, “APL*ITUNES”, or just an amount like 9.99 — to see the Apple services it’s most commonly tied to.
Statement descriptors and prices change over time and can vary by bank, region, and currency. This database is a starting point for recognizing the pattern of an Apple-billed charge — always confirm the exact source in Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions on your device, or at reportaproblem.apple.com, before disputing anything with your bank.
Cancel Walkthroughs
Step-by-step instructions for finding and cancelling subscriptions — including ones a family member added through Family Sharing that never show up in your own purchase history.
Refund Claim Letter Builder
Fill in the details below to generate a clear, ready-to-send refund request — either to Apple Support or as a formal dispute letter to your card issuer.
Fill in the form above and click “Generate letter” to see your draft here.
How this works
Why Apple charges are so confusing
Apple bills for its own services (iCloud+, Apple Music, Apple TV+, etc.) and for thousands of third-party apps’ in-app subscriptions through the same billing system. That’s why a charge from, say, a photo-editing app or a game you tried once shows up as “APPLE.COM/BILL” instead of the app’s own name — and why Family Sharing means a subscription a relative signed up for can quietly bill your card.
What this tool is (and isn’t)
This is an independent reference tool built to help you recognize common Apple billing patterns, cancel subscriptions, and draft refund requests. It is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Apple Inc. It cannot see your account or charges — everything you enter stays in your browser. For account-specific answers, Apple’s own tools (Settings → Subscriptions, and reportaproblem.apple.com) are authoritative.
Pricing
$4.99 once. No subscription, no recurring charge. Unlocking gives you the full charge database, every cancellation walkthrough, and unlimited refund letters.
