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Bill negotiation services compared

We're Dueback, so yes — we're in the table below, and yes, our fee is the lowest. We'd rather win the comparison honestly than dodge it. Fees current as of late 2026; check each provider before signing up, since pricing changes.

The fee math

Service	Success fee	Upfront cost	If no savings
Dueback	20% of verified first-year savings (10% founding beta)	$0	$0
Rocket Money	35–60% of first-year savings (you choose the tier)	$0	$0
BillShark	~40% of savings	$0	$0
BillCutterz	50% of savings	$0	$0
DIY (yourself)	$0	Your time	—

Example: a $240/year internet-bill reduction costs $48 with Dueback at 20% (or $24 in founding beta), vs $84–$144 with Rocket Money and ~$96 with BillShark. Same saving, very different keep.

What actually differs besides price

• Verification. Dueback verifies every dollar against your actual bank statements and charges only on proven savings, with a 30-day reversion guarantee (if the saving disappears, the fee is refunded). Ask any service how they verify — "trust us" isn't verification.
• Scope. Most services focus on telecom bills. Dueback covers dozens of categories — medical bills, insurance, subscriptions, home services — the bills the telecom-focused shops don't touch.
• How you interact. Dueback works inside AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude) via its skill and MCP server, or directly. No app you have to learn.

When DIY beats every service

Honestly? If you enjoy a good phone negotiation and have an hour, do it yourself — our internet guide gives you the script, and you keep 100%. Services earn their fee when the bill is complex (medical), the provider is painful (cable retention mazes), or your time is worth more than the fee.

The one question to ask any service

"How do you prove the savings are real?" If the answer is vague, the fee — whatever the percentage — is being charged on faith. Verified savings is the whole ballgame; everything else is marketing.