$4,000 a year
$4,000 a year saved by going through subscriptions and services
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@Ec0nocat Evidence: Text only
AUD 300 a month of small subscriptions and unused data plans cut
WHAT THEY SAY
The claim
The author gives a grand total of $300 a month and says the difference now goes into a savings account.
@kerrybwalker asked the bot
Find all the small subscriptions and unused data plans I'm paying for.
Grok Bot: what it did
Went through the author's monthly charges, found small incidental and forgotten subscriptions and unused data plans, including items on a Vodafone invoice, and helped choose better subscriptions. It keeps watching for new ones.
Paraphrased from the post, not the exact words.
The money
Lower recurring bill
- Per month
- A$300
- First year, in USD
- $2,528
How this is counted: A$300 a month x 12 months = A$3,600, converted at 0.7022 USD per AUD (ECB, 2026-10-23) = $2,528. The post doesn't make fully clear whether all $300 a month was cut or is the total of what was found.
Converted at 1 AUD = 0.7022 USD (ECB euro reference rates, cross rate USD 1.1193 / AUD 1.5939 per EUR, 2026-10-23).
WHAT THE POST SHOWS
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
No list of subscriptions or invoices is shown. The post writes $ with no country; the author's other public posts place them in Melbourne and the provider is Vodafone, so it is read as AUD.
TRY THIS JOB
Find forgotten subscriptions
A starting prompt, what to have ready, and what to watch for. 20 cases, 7 report a saving.
More cases: find forgotten subscriptions
All 20 $121 a month
$121 a month of forgotten subscriptions cut, with a $90 refund chased
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@RayBuckton Evidence: Text only
$576 a year
Subscription page found $412 a month across 23 subscriptions; 3 cancelled for $576 a year
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@0chob Evidence: Text only
$9.99 a month
Uber One cancelled after the bot found an Amex Gold didn't cover it
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@brandon_burruss Evidence: Text only