First 30 Deal Audits

DealKeeper is testing one narrow question: can an independent service reliably detect when promotional wireless bill credits do not match what a U.S. customer was promised, and is that protection valuable enough to pay for?

Who we want

• U.S. AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile customer
• Active device promotion or trade-in promotion
• At least one current bill
• Willing to compare the original promise with actual credits

Stage 1 — 30 audits

We will not ask for carrier login credentials. After explicit consent, the site submits a small pseudonymous research record through Formspree. It excludes the PDF, extracted bill text, name, phone, address and carrier account number. The PDF remains on-device in this build.

What we measure

• Can the customer identify the original promised value?
• Can the bill credit be extracted or confirmed?
• Does the simple schedule match?
• How often do cases require catch-up/grace-period logic?
• How many material discrepancies appear?
• Would the customer pay $7.99, $12.99 or $19.99/year to monitor the remaining promotional value?

Internal gates

The project should not move to a production MVP unless real-user data supports reliable reconciliation, low false-alert rates and real willingness to pay.