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The four checks

Every check, and the record it cites

Each check reads one kind of bill against one public record — the trust anchor that makes the finding checkable. Below: what each finds, the record it cites, what to hand it, and what it is typically worth. Every check is free to run.

Availability, honestly

All four checks run today. One — Medical — depends on data we load hospital by hospital (each hospital's federally required price-transparency file). Where yours is not loaded yet, we say so and charge nothing; you can leave your email to be told when it is ready. This is marked on the check below and returned by the API.

Medical CheckRolling out

Upload an itemized hospital bill. Find the overcharges and billing errors.

What it findsWe find overcharges & billing errors.
Public record citedhospital price-transparency files ↗
What to give itHand it an itemized hospital bill.
Typically worthoften $1,000s
AvailabilityLive where loaded — rolling out hospital by hospital; if yours is not loaded yet, we tell you and charge nothing.

Start the Medical Check →

Energy CheckLive

Upload a utility bill. Find out if you are on the wrong rate plan.

What it findsWe find the wrong rate plan.
Public record citedpublic utility rate database ↗
What to give itHand it a utility bill.
Typically worth$200–600/yr
AvailabilityLive now.

Start the Energy Check →

Internet CheckLive

Upload an internet or TV bill. Find expired promos and junk fees.

What it findsWe find expired promos & junk fees.
Public record citedFCC broadband labels ↗
What to give itHand it an internet or TV bill.
Typically worth$150–600/yr
AvailabilityLive now.

Start the Internet Check →

Fee CheckLive

Upload a bank statement. Find the junk fees you can get waived or escape.

What it findsWe find junk fees to waive or escape.
Public record citedCFPB junk-fee guidance ↗
What to give itHand it a bank or card statement.
Typically worth$100–400/yr
AvailabilityLive now.

Start the Fee Check →

If a check finds money

Every finding cites the exact record it came from, so you (or anyone you hand it to) can check the work. If it is worth fixing, the flat-price fix and the approval step are the same for all four — see Getting started. Connecting an assistant to run these for you is covered in the MCP guide.