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An agent who
hates your bills
so you don't
have to.

Dip reads your bills, calls your providers, sits through the hold music, and talks them down. You approve the wins from your couch. That's the whole thing.

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Free if I don't save you anything·30% of what I save, one-time
SAVED · COMCAST
$348/yr
REFUND · AT&T
+$184
HELD FOR YOU
47 min
9:41
● ● ●▮▮▮
TUE · 9:41 AM
Hi, Sam.
SAVED THIS YEAR
$1,840
across 7 billsstill hunting →
CO
Comcast
ON CALL · 04:21
“Citing the Fios $50 promo. She's putting me through to loyalty — third transfer.”
AT
AT&T Wireless
Needs your approval
−$25/mo
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Bills I've beaten this week
+ 38 MORE
Comcast
AT&T
Verizon
Spectrum
T-Mobile
Geico
Progressive
State Farm
Xfinity
Optimum
Cox
DirecTV
Allstate
ADT
SiriusXM
Peloton
Equinox
Hello Fresh
Stitch Fix
Planet Fitness
§ 01
Why this exists
Your bills went up this January. Your “introductory rate” expired three months ago. Your insurance adjusted itself. Nobody called to say sorry.
01
Hold music is a tax on your time
Loyalty calls aren't ten-minute calls. They're transfer-three-times, hold-for-an-hour, repeat-yourself-six-times calls. Designed, on purpose, to wear you down.
hours, not minutes
02
Loyalty is for suckers
The new-customer rate is always cheaper than the one you're on. Your provider knows you won't switch. So you pay the lazy tax — quietly, monthly, forever.
quietly forever
03
You forget about half of them
That gym you joined in March. The streaming bundle from the cable deal. The $4.99 weather app you signed up for in 2019.
more than you think
§ 02
How Dip works

The whole thing fits in three sentences.

No autopay logins. No bank credentials. Dip never sees more than you give it.
STEP 1 OF 3
1
I read your bills
Forward a PDF, snap a photo, or hook up a dedicated inbox alias. I parse the line items and look up the market rate.
CO
INVOICE · APR 2026
Comcast Xfinity
Internet 800 Mbps$89.99
Equipment rental$15.00
Broadcast TV fee$24.50
Regional sports$11.20
Late fee (1)$10.00
Total due
$150.69
← market rate is $59
You're paying $30 too much.
STEP 2 OF 3
2
I make the call
I dial. I survive hold music. I quote a competitor. I escalate to loyalty. I close. I send you the recording.
Dip:Hi, calling about account ending 4471. Looking at the promo rate.
Agent:Promo expired Feb 18, sir.
Dip:I'm seeing Verizon Fios advertised at $50.
Agent:…let me transfer you to loyalty.
● transferred 2×04:21
Real human on the other end. Real human voice from me, too.
STEP 3 OF 3
3
You approve the wins
Anything over $50 needs your nod — one tap from your phone. Small refunds? I just grab them and move on.
Needs your nod
11:42 AM
Spectrum offered $54.99/mo, locked 24 months. Take it?
You'd save $312/yr. They'll swap your modem free.
Take it
Push back
auto-approved 7 smaller wins this month
§ 03
What a win will look like

One bill, end to end. This is the experience we're shipping.

A sample walkthrough so you can see the shape of it before we go live. Numbers and dialogue are illustrative — not yet collected from real users.
Sample call · for illustration
01
Mon · 10:14 AM
You forward a bill
A PDF, a photo, or just hook up an alias and let it land. We tag every line item and flag what's above market.
CO
INVOICE
Internet 800 Mbps$89.99
Equipment$15.00
Broadcast TV$24.50
Sports fee$11.20
Total$150.69
02
Tue · 9:02 AM
Dip dials
We pick a calm Tuesday morning. Dip introduces itself, cites a competitor, asks for loyalty pricing, gets transferred.
Dip: Citing Fios $50 promo…
● transferred 2× · 04:21
03
Tue · 9:47 AM
You get a nudge
Anything over $50/yr in savings, you decide. One tap. Or push back, and Dip calls again with a new angle.
YOUR APPROVAL
Take $89.95/mo, 24-mo lock?
Saves ~$729/yr
Take it
Push back
04
Tue · 10:03 AM
The receipt lands
Recording, transcript, new rate, savings, and a one-line summary you can forward to your partner so they stop asking.
RECEIPT
$150$89.95
SAVED / YR$729
recording · transcript · summary
About the numbers above: the rates are realistic but illustrative. We'll publish real, anonymized receipts as soon as we have permission to share them.
§ 04
What we promise, on day one

Four things we'll
get right before
we get big.

01
Free unless you win
You don't pay us a cent unless we lower a bill. Period.
02
Every call recorded
You get the audio, the transcript, and a plain-English summary.
03
No silent downgrades
If saving you money means giving up something you wanted, we don't take the deal.
04
Your data is yours
No selling, no sharing, no surprises. One-tap delete.
§ 05
The beta, plainly

We're letting in a few hundred households at a time.

We want to do this right before we do it big. Calls have to land. Transcripts have to be readable. Edge cases have to fail gracefully. If you join the beta you'll get a real human to talk to and your wins will help us tune the agent.
Wave 1 · now
200
households
Friends, family, and the patient. Internet and mobile bills, mostly. Free for life.
Wave 2 · summer
2,000
households
Anyone on the waitlist. Insurance, gym, and subscription cuts open up here.
Public · later this year
when the calls land right
Public launch happens when we've negotiated enough to prove the model is real.
§ 06
Pricing

Free unless we save you money. Genuinely.

One plan. No tiers. No “essential vs premium” upsell theater. We either lower your bill or we don't earn a thing.
Free for beta households, on every bill
30%
of what we save you,
one-time per bill.
$0
if we can't lower a bill, you owe us nothing
$0
for cancellations and forgotten subscriptions
$0
for refunds, credits, and disputes we recover
30%
of the annual savings on a successful negotiation
no monthly fee, no subscription, no auto-renew
Join the waitlist →
Beta is free · public launch later this year
A hypothetical example
SAMPLE
If we got a $150 cable bill down to $90
You were paying
$150/mo
You'd pay
$90/mo
Saved per year
$720
Our fee (30%, one-time)
$216
You'd keep
$504
“We'll bill the fee once, when the savings post on your next invoice. Then we'll leave you alone for a year, until the contract is up — and we'll call again.”
§ 07
Trust & safety

Here's what Dip never does.

We built Dip around what your accountant and your distrustful uncle would both approve of. No bank passwords. No surprise switches. No “downgraded plans” to make a number look pretty in a marketing screenshot.
Never asks for bank credentials
You never hand over a login. Dip negotiates; you handle money.
Never switches without your nod
Anything that changes your plan needs a one-tap approval. Always.
Never downgrades to fake a win
If the only way to lower your bill is to lose features you wanted, we don't take it. We tell you and stop.
Never sells your data
Your bills stay with us. Encrypted at rest. Deletable in one tap.
Backed by the boring stuff
SOC 2 Type II·AES-256 at rest·Recorded calls (your copy)·$10k call-error guarantee·Delete on request, 30s
§ 08
Things people ask

Yes, the AI
actually talks.

Other questions we've heard at dinner parties, on Reddit, and from our most distrustful early users.
STILL UNSURE?
Listen to a real call before you give us any bills.
Yes. A real-time voice agent that sounds like a polite, slightly tired customer with eight years of loyalty. It can hear the agent, respond, hold, get transferred, and re-pitch. You can listen to any call after the fact.
One last thing
Stop paying
full price.
Upload one bill. Watch Dip work. Owe nothing if it doesn't pan out. The most lopsided trial in software.
Try Dip free →Forward us a bill (sam@dip.bot)
30 seconds to set up · no card · no autopay tricks · we never sell your data