You’re paying for the same show three times.
Goldi reads what you watch, who you already buy from, and how you live — then rewrites the bill.
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The thing nobody adds up
Cable was the villain. Then we replaced it with six of them.
Paid twice
You're buying something you already own. A membership, carrier plan, or card already includes the service you subscribe to directly.
$60–140 / yrWrong tier
Ad-free on the service you barely open. Premium on four streams when two people live here.
$70–120 / yrForgotten
The one you signed up for to watch one thing. That was nineteen months ago.
$100–300 / yrBad timing
Monthly billing on services that discount the year. A promo rate that expired without a word.
$40–90 / yrWe read
What you watch
Shows, not services. Nobody wants Peacock — they want the Premier League. We work backwards from there.
We read
Who you buy from
You already own more than you think. Phone plan, internet, warehouse club, credit card. Half of them hand you a service you're also paying for separately.
We read
How you live
Where everyone sleeps changes the math. A kid at college and a daughter across town is a different problem than four people in one house.
Have a stack?
Fix Your Stack →
Type it in or connect a card and let us find the things you've forgotten. A number, a list, and the dollars next to each line.
Starting over?
Start From Scratch →
Moving, or just done with all of it? Tell us where you live and what you watch. We design the whole thing — internet included.
Why trust it
The cheapest answer, even when it pays us nothing. The recommendation engine and the revenue system don't talk — structurally.
Sometimes we'll tell you to spend more. Read-only connections, no passwords to your streaming accounts, and only the sharing arrangements the providers themselves allow.