Lower your phone & internet bill without a single call.
Slash negotiates with Rogers, Bell or Telus for you — $0 today, $15/mo from your next payday, and you keep 100% of the savings. Pass along one sign-in code, approve the win, done. Not for you? Money back in 30 days.
Loyalty is a tax. Your provider quietly raises your rate every year and bets you won't sit on hold to fight it.
The retention team has a better price ready. They only give it to people who ask, push, and wait. Slash asks, pushes, and waits for you.
Straight answer on every bill. Even the ones we can't touch.
Add as many bills as you want under one $15/mo subscription. We work them one at a time, so each gets our full attention — starting with the first one you add.
Internet · Mobile · TV · Home phone
Rogers, Bell, Telus and most major Canadian carriers, plus many regional ones. This is where the biggest loyalty tax lives, and where retention teams have the most room to move.
- Rogers
- Bell
- Telus
- Shaw
- Videotron
- Freedom Mobile
- Fido
- Koodo
- Virgin Plus
- Cogeco
- Eastlink
- Regional carriers
Home security · Insurance · Gyms
Same playbook, new providers. We'll email every subscriber the moment we can work these — nothing to add on your end yet.
- ADT
- Telus SmartHome
- Home insurance
- Auto insurance
- Gym memberships
Streaming · Software
These don't haggle, so we won't pretend to. We'll tell you plainly and point you to the fastest way out if you want it.
- Netflix
- Crave
- Spotify
- App subscriptions
Hydro · Gas · Water
Rates are set by regulators, not sales teams. We won't pretend otherwise — we'll point you to the real levers (plans, usage, rebates) instead.
- BC Hydro
- Hydro-Québec
- Ontario utilities
- Natural gas
- Water
Don't see your provider? Add it as “Other” at sign-up. If we can't work it, we'll say so before you're charged for a second month.
Slash does the fighting. You do the approving.
How much is the loyalty tax costing you?
Drag the sliders. This is an estimate of what a retention offer typically knocks off similar Canadian plans — and since we keep 0%, it's all yours minus the $15/mo.
Wins like these are 100% yours to keep.
Illustrative examples of the kind of retention offers Slash negotiates for. Your result depends on your plan and provider.
I'd been meaning to call Rogers for over a year and kept putting it off. Slash handled the whole thing. My bill went from $119 to $57 — and I kept all of it.
Paying $95 for my cell plan. Slash got it to $57 with the same data. $15 a month for that is not a hard decision.
Added internet and my phone. Slash worked them one after the other — I passed along one text code and approved two offers. That was it.
Skeptical at first. Bell dropped my bill $51 a month and credited me $80 for past overcharges. I approved it from my couch.
One flat price. Zero percent of your savings.
Most bill negotiators take a big cut of what they win you. We don't. $15 a month, and the win is 100% yours.
- Unlimited bills — internet, mobile, TV, home phone
- Full line-by-line bill audit
- Negotiation with your provider's retention team
- You approve every offer before anything changes
- 0% of your savings — you keep all of it
- Cancel anytime, two clicks, no call
- Cancel before your first payday and you're never charged.
- Not for you after that? Full refund within 30 days.
- No forms, no “why are you leaving,” no hold music.
- After that, cancel anytime and you won't be charged again.
We can afford this because we don't need a slice of your win to make money. $15 a month covers the work.
Say we knock $50/mo off your internet — $600 a year. Here's who keeps what.
Slash's $180/yr subscription is the only cost — refundable in your first 30 days — and it covers every bill you add, not just this one. Competitor percentages are typical industry success-fee ranges, not claims about any specific company.
You're handing us a login. Here's exactly what we will and won't do with it.
Questions, answered straight.
Still curious? Email help@notchup.app — a human replies within a business day.
What does $15 a month actually get me?
Why is it $0 today?
You really don't take a percentage of my savings?
How does the 30-day money-back guarantee work?
Is my provider login actually safe?
Which bills can Slash negotiate?
Can I add more than one bill?
Will anything change on my account without me knowing?
Do I have to do anything after signing up?
How long does it take?
Is this available everywhere in Canada?
Stop paying the loyalty tax.
Keep every dollar.
Five minutes to set up. Slash handles the rest — the login, the audit, the negotiation, the waiting. You approve the win.
