Tact vs Billshark — keep 100% of what you negotiate

Does Tact take a cut of my savings like Billshark?

No. Tact charges a flat per-report or subscription price — you keep 100% of what you negotiate. Billshark typically takes a success fee of around 40% of the savings it captures on your bills.

Is Tact cheaper than Billshark for a single bill?

For one bill, Tact is $5 (and your first negotiation is free). A success-fee model can cost far more on a large saving because the fee scales with the dollars saved — 40% of a $500 saving is $200.

Can Tact negotiate things Billshark doesn't?

Yes. Tact handles salary and job offers, rent and leases, refunds and disputes, and vendor contracts — not just bills and subscription cancellations.

Does Tact negotiate for me?

No. Tact prepares your strongest ask, real leverage, and a ready-to-send message in your tone. You stay in control and send it yourself — no third party calling your providers.

What's the difference between Tact and Billshark for subscriptions?

Billshark negotiates and takes a cut. Tact gives you the script and you keep 100% of the savings. For a subscription you can cancel yourself, Tact's playbook shows you exactly what to say.