Our Story

We're building Sub Scrub Me because we've been burned

At our last company, we were spending $12K/month on SaaS tools. We had no idea. When we finally audited manually, it was worse than we thought.

It started the way it always does: a fast-growing company, a team that moved quickly, and a credit card that said yes to everything. Zoom for video calls. But also Google Meet because the engineering team preferred it. And then someone signed up for Webex "just to try it" - and the trial turned into a paid plan nobody noticed.

Three CRMs. Two project management tools. A design tool nobody used after the designer left. An analytics platform we switched away from but forgot to cancel. A security audit tool that auto-renewed at $3,400/year for a feature we'd replaced with something else.

"When we finally audited manually, we found $80K/year in waste - in a 20-person company. That's a junior hire. That's runway. That's money we just lit on fire."

The audit took three weeks. We pulled bank statements, cross-referenced with accounts payable, chased down who owned which subscription, and built a spreadsheet that immediately became outdated. It was humiliating - and completely preventable.

We built Sub Scrub Me because that process should take 6 minutes, not 3 weeks. And because we knew we weren't alone.

What we believe

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Visibility first

You can't manage what you can't see. Every tool in your stack should be known, categorized, and owned by someone with a reason.

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CFO-ready by default

Finance teams are under pressure to cut costs. Every report we generate should be actionable in a meeting, not require interpretation.

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Read-only, always

We never touch your funds. Ever. Sub Scrub Me is built on the principle that financial data access must be read-only and transparent.

The team

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Alex Chen

Co-founder & CEO

Former CFO at two venture-backed SaaS companies. Spent 12 years watching companies waste money on software they didn't need.

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Jordan Rivera

Co-founder & CTO

Previously led fintech infrastructure at a Series C startup. Built the original subscription detection algorithm as a side project in 2025.

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