LLC Subscription Splitter

Get personal app subscriptions onto the right company books

Problem

Small business owners signed up for Canva, Bakesy and similar tools under a personal Apple ID discover Apple allows only one payment method per account. Those expenses blur into personal bills and bookkeepers push back, while switching to a business card means cancelling, re-subscribing and risking discounts and data.

Solution

A guide-plus-tool site listing how common subscriptions can be migrated or billed differently inside the Apple and Google ecosystems, whether the web version accepts a company card directly, and how to keep data and discounts. It generates a bookkeeper-ready expense note and flags subscriptions that should move to the business card.

Users

New LLC and sole-proprietor owners who signed up for tools with personal accounts

MVP

Migration paths for 50 common tool subscriptions; Apple/Google billing gotchas list; PDF template explaining charges to a bookkeeper; step-by-step migration checklist; pricing and update cadence notes

Revenue

Free basics; $29/year subscription for updated paths and alerts; affiliate commissions from web-direct signups

Why now

Solo incorporations are booming while platform account systems still assume personal equals business, and nobody has systematized this niche pain that a content-plus-tool indie can own