$560 a month as reported, with no screenshot
Subscriptions cut by at least $560 a month
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@YoKeenan10 You can try this job anywhere
Cancel subscriptions you don't use
The bot finds recurring charges in your email or accounts, confirms which ones you want gone, and works through each cancel flow.
Up to $560 a month as reported, with no screenshot · 14 cases, 11 report a saving
Starting prompt (adapted)
Go through my email and card statements and list every recurring charge with the amount, billing date, and when I last seem to have used it. Wait for me to mark which ones to cancel. For each one I pick, use the provider's cancel flow, turn down retention offers unless I say otherwise, and ask me before choosing between cancel options or accepting any charge. If a cancellation needs a phone call or my phone's app store, tell me instead of guessing. Save each provider's cancellation confirmation and tell me the date access ends, the next charge that will not happen, and anything still pending, such as a refund.
Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.
What you still do
- Approve the list of subscriptions to cancel
- Pick a cancel option when the service offers more than one
- Cancel subscriptions billed through your phone's app store yourself
- Set up a phone line for the bot if a service only cancels by phone
Where it tends to fail
- Subscriptions billed through a phone's app store may still need you
- Phone-only cancellations need an extra calling service
- A refund the bot asks for may never be confirmed by the provider
- Big totals are mostly unproven, and some include business software
Reported savings
$27,256in the first year, across 10 cases
As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.
By what backs the amount
- Evidence: Bot's own report $220
2 cases
- Evidence: Text only $27,036
8 cases
How well it's backed up
Most posts are text-only claims. A few show the bot's report, and the strongest shows the provider's own cancellation and refund pages.
Text only: 11 · Bot's own report: 2 · Provider confirmation shown: 1.
Cases
Reported done
12 cases Show
The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.
$458 a month as reported, with no screenshot
Old subscriptions removed, $458 a month saved
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@ExpatVetAsia You can try this job anywhere
$375 a month as reported, with no screenshot
$375 a month in subscriptions saved on the $200 plan
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@cpgjosh You can try this job anywhere
$300 a month as reported, with no screenshot
First hour: unused subscriptions cancelled, $300 a month saved
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@LaurenBrunell5 You can try this job anywhere
$280 a month as reported, with no screenshot
Four unopened subscriptions cancelled after one "yes"
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@zachvorsteg You can try this job anywhere
$140 a month as reported, with no screenshot
$140 a month in subscriptions cut, Rocket Money cancelled
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@JhernDev You can try this job anywhere
$1,500 a year as reported, with no screenshot
Unused subscriptions cancelled with charge checks on the rest
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@zacforristall You can try this job anywhere
$180 once as reported, with no screenshot
Unused subscriptions cancelled and insurance quotes requested by email
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@JUBBAMAYNE You can try this job anywhere
$14.99 a month from the bot's own report
Xbox Game Pass cancelled before the next $14.99 charge
Evidence: Bot's own report Stage: Reported done
@that1evguyjay You can try this job anywhere
£29.99 once from the bot's own report
Forgotten LinkedIn Premium cancelled and refunded
Evidence: Provider confirmation shown Stage: Provider agreed
LinkedIn's cancellation and refund approval are shown; the amount is only in the bot's report.
@VedanthVasuDev You can try this job anywhere
Eight unused subscriptions cancelled and better phone and internet deals found
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@thecsguy You can try this job anywhere
Bot given a phone number calls to cancel a subscription
Evidence: Text only Stage: Reported done
@WorldwideJim You can try this job anywhere
Flagged cases
2 cases Show
The author promotes a related product, the story is doubted, the money is business spending, or another tool may have done the work.
$7,790 a year from the bot's own report
Subscription sweep locked in $7,790 a year of cancellations
Evidence: Bot's own report Stage: Reported done
- Business spending, not household
@akshayadinesh19 You can try this job anywhere
Duplicate subscription paid for over a year caught and refund requested
Evidence: Text only Stage: Request sent
- Author promotes a related product
- Another tool may have done it
@ian_finlay You can try this job anywhere