Cards first. Loans and insurance next.
Overpaying: $2,140/yr.1
That’s an illustrative household. Deb itemizes what your cards cost you, asks your issuer to cut it, and bills only on savings your statement confirms. We work for you, not the banks.
- Card APR above what you could getPhase 1: cards
- $1,310
- Card fees you could get waivedPhase 1: cards
- $0 to $95
- Car loan above refinance ratesComing later
- $560
- Insurance above market quotesComing later
- $270
How it works, by text
- 01
Text us
Join by text and connect your cards through a secure link. Nothing sensitive is ever sent by SMS.
- 02
See it itemized
Deb estimates what you overpay on interest and fees, line by line, and labels every number as an estimate.
- 03
Approve one ask
Reply YES to one specific action. Deb calls your issuer, conferences you in, and never pretends to be you.
- 04
Pay only on proof
When your statement shows the savings, Deb takes its share. No savings, no fee.
- Sensitive steps open in a secure link
- One ask per message, nothing without your YES
Hi, it’s Deb. Your cards are connected. You’re overpaying about $2,140 a year (estimate). Here’s how I got it:
Your breakdownSecure link · expires soonFirst ask: your highest-rate card. Issuers often cut APRs for people who ask. Want me to call them? Reply YES.
YES
On it. Approve the call and pick a time:
Approve one callSecure link · expires soon- Approved. Calling between 2 and 4 pm.
We only get paid when you save
Deb keeps a share of the savings your statement proves, for the window the savings last. Issuers pay us nothing, so the only person we work for is you.
- No savings, no fee. No subscriptions.
- A temporary APR cut is billed for its months only, never annualized.
Illustrative example. Fee share shown is a placeholder until pricing is final.
Starting small, on purpose
Credit cards
APR reductions, late-fee reversals, annual-fee waivers, and switches to no-fee cards you already qualify for with your issuer.
Loans
Auto, then personal loan refinancing. Not available yet.
Insurance
Auto, then home and renters. Not available yet.
1 Illustrative example for a household with two credit cards, a car loan, and auto insurance. It is not a prediction or a guarantee; your savings may be lower or zero. Deb starts with credit cards only. Loan and insurance savings are not available yet.