Your bills, on a better tariff.
Loyalty is punished quietly. The introductory rate ended a year ago, the standard rate crept up, and checking would mean an evening of comparison sites.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Why you're on the wrong plan
- The good rate expired and nobody told you.
- New customers get deals you can't see from inside your account.
- Comparison means entering the same details repeatedly.
- Switching sounds like admin, so it waits.
How Browza does it
What you're actually on
It reads your current plan and usage from your own account rather than guessing.
Against what's out there
Real available tariffs compared to yours, with the yearly difference in pounds or dollars.
Checked again each year
Schedule it before your contract ends so the good rate doesn't quietly lapse again.
Switching stays your call
It shows you the numbers; it doesn't sign you up to anything.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Look at my current broadband plan and what I'm paying, then find better deals available at my address and tell me what I'd save.”
Questions people ask
Do I have to give you my account logins?
By default you sign in yourself, once, in a browser you're watching, and nothing you type is logged or stored. Adding an account to the encrypted vault is a separate, explicit choice for the logins you want handled unattended.
Will it switch me automatically?
No. Switching is a contract, and contracts are yours to sign. It gathers the options.
Does it work with any provider?
If you can see it on their website, it can read it — there's no supported-provider list.
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What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.