An agent who lowers 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.
Who I negotiate with
Why this exists
They raised your bill again — without asking you.
Hold music is a tax on your time
A loyalty call runs most of an hour. Half of it is hold. The other half is a script designed to wear you down.
26 min
our Republic win, across 3 calls
Loyalty is for suckers
The new-customer rate is always cheaper. Your provider knows you won't switch, so you pay the lazy tax.
+$86/qtr
Republic's July hike, before Dip called
The increase arrives quietly
No call, no warning — just a bigger number next quarter. Dip watches every charge it covers and gets on the phone when one moves.
−$92/qtr
what one call put back
How Dip works
The whole thing fits in three sentences.
No autopay logins. No bank credentials. Dip never sees more than you give it.
1
I read your bills
Forward a PDF, snap a photo, or connect an account. I parse the line items and look up the market rate.
2
I make the call
I dial. I survive hold music. I quote a competitor. I escalate to loyalty. I close, and I send you the recording.
3
You approve the wins
Nothing that touches your plan happens without your nod — one tap, and you can listen to the call it came from.
Receipts
Every win comes with the recording.
Before-and-after numbers, the moment they caved, and the call you can listen to yourself.
RS
Republic Services
Retention — beat the July price hike · 26m total
$196
→
$104
per quarter
Saved per year
$368
“Your estimated invoice total will be 104 dollars and 16 cents. This will be your quarterly charge moving forward.”
Nicole, sales desk · minute 13
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Start saving.
One plan, one price. No tiers, no add-ons, and I keep 0% of what I save you.
$12
per month · billed $149/yr
The calls
Unlimited negotiations
Cable, internet, wireless, home security, trash — every supported bill you hand me, as often as rates change.
I do the waiting
I dial, I survive the hold music, I escalate to loyalty. You never sit on the line.
The watching
Every charge, every month
If a bill I cover ticks up, I'm on the phone within hours — you don't have to notice first.
Cancellation help
For the things I can't negotiate, I tell you plainly and show you the fastest way out.
Switch when it's cheaper
If a competing provider beats your current rate, I get you the quote and handle the switch — you approve it first.
The receipts
Every call recorded
Your copy of the audio and the transcript, plus before-and-after numbers on every win.
Your control
Nothing changes without your nod
One tap to approve anything that touches your plan.
No bank credentials, ever
I negotiate. You keep the logins and the money.
Yearly only
If I don't save you more than $149 in year one, I refund the $149.
Cancel anytime · 0% of your savings kept
One win and you profit for years.
$149/yr
what I cost
$368/yr
what one call saved
That was one bill — a trash bill, of all things. Most people hand me four or five.
Why one flat price
Everyone else takes a cut of your savings. I don't touch them.
If I save you $600 a year, you keep all $600. The more I save you, the better the flat $15 looks — my incentive and yours point the same way.
Trust & safety
Here's what Dip never does.
Built around what your accountant and your most distrustful uncle would both approve of.
Things people ask
Yes, the AI actually talks.
Yes — a real-time voice agent that calls on your behalf. It opens every call by identifying itself as an AI assistant and disclosing the recording. It can hear the rep, respond, hold, get transferred, and re-pitch, and you can listen to any call afterwards.
Stop paying
full price.
full price.
Hand me a bill and I'll tell you, line by line, exactly where you're being overcharged.
Join the waitlist →Who built this
Chris Quintin
Founder, Dip · Quintin Tech LLC
I built Dip because Republic Services raised my trash bill and I let it slide for months. When I finally called, 26 minutes got it from $196 back to $104 a quarter — so I built the thing that makes the call.