Agentic browsers log into your tools behind authentication walls, check real usage data, and surface the $20–$300/mo subscriptions quietly draining your budget. 50–100 tracked. Bottom feeders eliminated.
Agents scan, authenticate, and check — every week. You get evidence, not vibes.
We scan your inbox for subscription receipts, API signups, and billing emails — Redis, Supabase, Railway, Clerk, Neon, and 43 more. No manual entry. We find everything.
Agents authenticate behind the scenes via browser — pull API call counts, storage used, last active date, active seats. Usage data, not billing data. Real evidence.
Get a weekly email: "Replicate: 0 inferences in 47 days. $180/mo. Kill it?" Each recommendation backed by real usage data. Cancel with confidence.
You track the big bills. The problem is the other 20 subscriptions: Prospeo, Replicate, Clerk, PhantomBuster, Clearbit — tools you signed up for one project, used once, and forgot. They're $20–$200/mo each. That's $4k/month in forgotten subscriptions nobody's watching.
The expensive ones are invisible. Nobody checks Railway's actual spend. Nobody checks if Prospeo's API is even being called. You have 50–100 subscriptions — nobody has full visibility. Until now.
The long tail of dev SaaS — not the obvious stuff nobody forgets to cancel.
We log in. You don't have to.
The math is obvious — one cancellation pays for months of Cover My SaaS.
Credentials never leave our system. We establish browser sessions, check usage, and close the session. Your platform logins are stored in an encrypted 1Password vault — the same standard used by your team. Agents authenticate behind the scenes. No plaintext passwords, no API key storage, no risk.
Found $340/mo in subscriptions I forgot existed. The Prospeo and Railway stuff was just sitting there — zero API calls for months. Cancelled three things in the first digest and the ROI was immediate.
I have 68 subscriptions across personal projects and my agency. I literally could not tell you what I was paying for anymore. This is the first tool that just... surfaces the obvious stuff. The terminal-style digest is genuinely useful.
The 1Password integration is what sold me. No stored passwords, no credential risk. Agent logs in, checks usage, logs out. That's exactly the model I want — no magic box with my credentials sitting in a database.
Our team kept adding tools and nobody owned the subscription list. We had Clerk and Auth0 running simultaneously because nobody tracked which auth system we were actually using. Cover My SaaS surfaced that in week one.
No contracts. No setup fees. ROI is visible in week one.
For engineers tracking 10–15 platforms.
For operators with 30–100+ subscriptions.
Agents running. Receipts scanning. Nothing to click — until you approve a cancellation.