1. Put your bills in one list
In Bills & subscriptions, add what you pay on a cycle, by hand or from a photo of a bill. You see monthly and yearly totals, what's due in the next two weeks, and a reminder before each due date.
2. Let Bill Saver find what could cost less
- A bill you said you don't use.
- The same company on your list twice.
- A price that went up.
- A promotional price ending.
- Internet, phone, insurance or software bills where asking for a better price is often worth it.
Amounts shown are what you pay now. What a company might offer isn't known until they answer, so nothing is guessed.
3. One tap fills in the call
Tap Cancel it, Lower it or Ask them to open Call for me already filled in. You check it and start it yourself.
Lower it has limits. Your AI may accept only a lower price on the same plan, with nothing else changing: no new contract, no fees and nothing added. It never agrees to pay more and never gives card numbers or passwords.
4. Count only real savings
"RaimCalls saved you $X a year" counts only savings a company confirmed on a call, with a confirmation number. Estimates never count.
Wondering how this compares with paying a service a share of what it saves? See RaimCalls vs Rocket Money.
