I use my AI agent to look for savings
I use an always-on AI agent, and it costs money. I use it to try to save me money and make me money to justify the expense.
Published 2026-11-09
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I use an always-on AI agent, and it costs money. I use it to try to save me money and make me money to justify the expense.
I use an always-on AI agent, and it costs money. I use it to try to save me money and make me money to justify the expense. So far, it’s earned me far more than it costs, even at $200/month. You can point your AI at this post to start doing what mine has been doing.
Rewards and discounts: It finds memberships I already have, looks for other rewards programs and discount codes, and checks costs, expiry dates and eligibility terms. It can sign up for a discount, unsubscribe later, and remove the marketing emails that arrive in between.
Inbox cleanup: It flags junk and repeated promotions for cleanup while keeping receipts and account notices separate.
Price drops: It watches prices for things I've already paid for and things I plan to buy. A lower price can be worth checking, but refunds and adjustments depend on the real policy and deadline.
Contests: It enters me in contests. Entry rules and eligibility still apply, and entering doesn't guarantee winning.
Class actions: It finds lawsuit and settlement notices that might be relevant to me. Finding one doesn't establish eligibility or promise a payout.
Membership cancellations: It can carry out membership cancellations for me.