goldi – your
streaming, optimized.
Broadband went up, subscriptions multiplied, and your live TV package quietly became cable with extra steps. Goldi analyzes what you watch, who you already buy from, and how you live — then recommends the package that's just right.
Free · No account to start · Takes about 90 seconds to begin
- $94.99
Internet — 800 Mbps
Promo ended in March · renegotiable
- $82.99
Live TV package
You need locals 9 months a year, not 12
- $24.99
Netflix — Premium
Two of four streams never used
- $12.99
Paramount+
Already included in your Walmart+
- $18.99
Disney+ & ESPN+
Already inside your live TV bill
- $18.49
HBO Max — Standard (ad-free)
Opened twice since January
- +$6.99
Extra member seat — daughter's place
Sanctioned. Cheaper than her own account.
Reclaimed $106.49 a month · $1278 a year · one thing worth adding back
The thing nobody adds up
Cable was the villain. Then we replaced it with six of them.
Cutting the cord split one bill you resented into eight you don't read. Nothing about the new arrangement is cheaper by default — it's just harder to see.
The bill you cancelled
- Cable TVone line
- Internetbundled in
- Renewal dates1
- Things you never watchedhundreds
- Bills to track1
The bills you have now
- Broadband, unsubsidizedup
- Live TV packagecable again
- Subscriptions5–7
- Perks you forgot you ownunknown
- Bills to track8
What Goldi analyzes
Three things your statements never mention.
What you watch
Shows, not services. Tell us the three things you'd be annoyed to lose and which teams you follow. Nobody wants Peacock — they want the Premier League. We work backwards from there.
Who you get it from
You already own more than you think. Your phone plan, your internet, your warehouse membership, your credit card. Half of them hand you a streaming service you're also paying for separately.
How you live
Where everyone sleeps changes the math. Four people in one house is a different problem than a kid at college and a daughter across town. Your address decides your sports, your locals, and what you're allowed to share.
The Goldi Score
Most tools only know how to tell you to cancel things.
Spending less isn't the goal — spending right is. A household paying $210 and watching all of it is in better shape than one paying $45 for things nobody opens. So the score reads in both directions.
Three people fighting over two streams. The show you wanted is on the one service you dropped. Sometimes the right answer costs three dollars more.
Everything you watch, nothing you don't, at the tier you actually need — and nothing bought twice through two different doors.
Ad-free on a service you opened twice this year. A package for locals you could pull out of the air for free. A subscription your phone plan covers.
What turns up
Four leaks, in almost every house.
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 / yr
Two ways in
Fix what you've got, or start over.
Fix Your Stack
Audit what I have
Show us your stack — type it in, or connect a card and let us find the things you've forgotten. You'll get a number, a list, and the dollars next to each line.
→ Fix Your StackStart From Scratch
Build it from zero
Moving, or just done with all of it? Tell us where you live and what you want to watch. We'll design the whole thing — internet included — from a blank page.
→ Start From ScratchTry something new
Browse verified offers
The best deals running right now — sorted by what you're into, each one checked against its source, and gone from the shelf the day it dies.
The cheapest answer, even when it pays us nothing. We earn a commission when someone switches providers through us. That has no input into what we recommend — it can't; the two systems don't talk. When the right move earns us zero, that's the move you'll see.
Sometimes we'll tell you to spend more. A cancel-everything tool is easy to build and useless to live with. If your household needs another stream or a tier you don't have, that shows up in the plan too.
Nothing we'd be uncomfortable explaining. Read-only connections, no passwords to your streaming accounts, and only the sharing arrangements the providers themselves allow.
Find out what your streaming should actually cost.
Not too much. Not too little. Just right.
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