Bill reminders that repeat every month

Yes. Create one reminder per bill, repeat it every month on the day it is due, and add an early warning a day before so you have time to pay. On Plus and Pro, "Also email me" sends the reminder to your inbox as well, which helps when you pay bills at a computer.

Buzzley does not connect to your bank, read your bills or pay anything. It reminds you, at the time you set, in a way that is hard to miss.

Set up a monthly bill reminder

1. Tap the add button and type the bill, for example "Pay rent". Typing the schedule into the title works too: "Pay rent every month at 9am". Buzzley suggests the time and repeat it found; tap Apply to use them.
2. Set the first due date and time.
3. Open Repeat and pick Every month. The reminder comes back on the same day of the month as the first due date.
4. Open Early warning and pick up to three heads-ups: 1 day before gives you time to move money, 2 hours before is a last call. The choices go from 5 minutes up to 1 day.
5. Pick a Category if you like keeping bills together. Buzzley starts with Work, Personal, Health and Shopping, and you can add your own, such as "Bills".
6. Save.

Bills that don't follow the calendar day

Some bills are due on a weekday, like the last Friday of the month. Open Repeat, choose Custom..., set the unit to Months, then under Monthly on pick A weekday of the month and choose Last and Friday.

Quarterly bills are the same editor with Every set to 3 and the unit Months. Annual renewals, such as car insurance or a domain name, use Every year.

Paid early? Skip one

If you paid this month's bill ahead of time, open the reminder and use Skip this occurrence. The next month's reminder stays in place. For a run of months you want to skip, add them under Skipped dates.

Make sure you see it

A bill reminder only works if you notice it. Two options help.

Alarm style. Under Notification style, pick Alarm for the bills that carry a late fee. On Android it rings through silent mode and Do Not Disturb and fills the screen when the phone is locked. On iPhone it rings through silent mode on iOS 26 or later. The alarm reminders page explains how it behaves.

Email. Turn on Also email me and Buzzley also emails the reminder to your account's address when it is due. This is included with Plus and Pro, and during the free trial, but not with Core. It needs a date and time on the reminder.

Share household bills

If you split bills with a partner or flatmate, put them in a Buzzley sharing group and set the reminder's Visibility to All devices, so it shows on everyone's phone. You can set Who is it for? to the person who pays that bill, so it rings only on their phones, and add the other person under If missed, tell. If the bill isn't marked done 15 minutes to 2 hours after it is due (you choose), they get a notification.

Group members use the owner's plan and share its device slots, so two people with one phone each fit in Core's 2 devices; with a tablet or a third phone you would need Plus.

Common questions

Can Buzzley remind me on the last day of the month?

The app's repeat editor repeats on the reminder's own day of the month, or on a weekday such as the last Friday. If a bill is due at the end of the month, the simplest fix is to set the reminder for a few days earlier, such as the 25th.

Can I see my bill reminders on my computer?

Yes. The web app at buzzley.app shows your reminders and lets you add, edit and complete them. It does not ring or show browser notifications: your phone does the ringing, and email covers the desk.

How much does it cost?

There is no free plan. The 7-day trial needs no card and includes Plus features such as email reminders. After that, Core is $2.99 a month and Plus is $5.99 a month, or $39.99 a year. See plans and prices for the full comparison.

For more repeat patterns, from every other week to specific dates, read how to set up tricky recurring schedules or the page on recurring chores.