35% of what we save you, capped at $150. We call your internet provider and negotiate your rate down while you listen live. No savings? No charge. No exceptions.
Cut My Bill ✂Card on file before the call · Only charged when you hear the new rate confirmed live · No savings, nothing charged
No account to create. No dashboard to log into. Just a real human making the call on your behalf.
Tell us your provider, your current bill, and how long you've been a customer. Takes about two minutes.
You'll get a link to pick a time for a 60-minute call. We set up the three-way call — we dial the provider first, then conference you in once we have a live rep. You just show up at your scheduled time.
You're on the line the whole time. We do the talking. If the provider asks for a 12-month commitment in exchange for the rate reduction, we'll pause and let you decide on the spot — no pressure. Your bill goes down or you owe nothing — confirmed before we hang up.
Other services charge 40–50% of your first-year savings with no ceiling. On a $50/month reduction, that's $240–$300 going to them. We charge 35% — and no matter how much we save you, you never pay more than $150.
No savings = no charge. No exceptions, no asterisks.
We focus where we get results. Major internet providers have dedicated retention desks with real authority to lower your rate — they just don't advertise it.
Internet providers don't advertise their retention discounts. They count on most customers never asking. We ask every time.
Your card is on file before the call. We only charge it the moment you hear the new rate confirmed live. No savings, nothing charged. No exceptions.
We built this because we used to be you. Overpaying for years, knowing we should call, dreading the conversation. When we finally did it — knew who to ask for, didn't take the first offer, kept pushing — we cut $50 a month off our bill. One call. We built Trim My Rate so you don't have to figure it out first.
Try it risk-free →No savings, no charge. You'll see the exact fee before anything is charged.