Subscription creep is a real problem. It is one thing for $20 a month, and then another for $5, and before you know it, you’re forking over hundreds monthly for services you might not even use. If you have a Raspberry Pi sitting around waiting for a project, you can turn it into a small self-hosting hub that can replace several subscription services as long as you take the right precautions.
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