All week I showed you the leaks.
The 7GB file Google hides on your phone.
The forgotten subscriptions costing the average person around $200 a year.
The prompt that audits your statement in 60 seconds.
Each one works.
But each one is a thing you have to remember to do.
By hand.
Forever.
So I built the thing that does it for you.
It is called Stop Overpaying.
It is live today.
At the center of it is an AI agent you set up once.
You tell it your situation a single time. Your accounts. Your subscriptions. What you are trying to save.
After that, you just talk to it.
Tell it to audit your subscriptions, and it hands back a ranked kill list.
Name any app, and it finds the free or cheaper version and tells you exactly what you would give up.
Ask it to free up your phone, and it walks you through your exact device, step by step, and warns you before anything risky.
It has current 2026 prices built in. So the answers are specific to you, not generic.
That is the difference between a tip and a tool.
A tip you use once.
This pays attention to your money for you. On command. Every month.
You also get the rest of the pack:
The device storage guide for any phone or laptop. The full Swap List with real prices. A Savings Tracker that adds up everything you reclaim. A library of prompts for the rest of your money and your week.
Here is the math.
The average person bleeds around $200 a year on things they do not use.
Cancel one forgotten subscription and the pack has paid for itself.
It is a one-time $47.
Not a month. Once.
And it stays current.
Every three months I update the pack with the latest prices, steps, and tools.
You get the new version free, for as long as it exists.
Prices change. Yours will not go stale.
One thing, plainly.
Because you get everything the moment you buy, all sales are final. No refunds.
I would rather tell you that up front than pretend otherwise.
If you are unsure, use the free prompt I sent you Thursday first. That is exactly why I gave it to you.
The only real cost here is waiting.
Every month you put this off is another month of charges you could have killed.
The file is still on your phone.
The subscriptions are still renewing.
Get Stop Overpaying here: [STOP OVERPAYING: THE MONEY PACK]
Stay sharp.
— Chris
P.S. If you do one thing, set up the agent with your real numbers and ask it to audit your subscriptions. Most people are surprised by the total. Then you cancel one thing, and it has already paid for itself. [STOP OVERPAYING: THE MONEY PACK]