SubBot is an AI agent that manages your subscriptions without being asked. Every morning it wakes up, reviews your portfolio, and sends you a message only if something is actually worth acting on — a renewal in 3 days, a duplicate service, $240/year you could claw back. if nothing is actionable, it stays silent.
When it does act, it's not running a formula. Your full subscription portfolio goes to the LLM — costs, usage health, overlaps, renewal dates — and it reasons the same way a financial advisor would: "You have Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot. If you're a developer, cancel ChatGPT Plus before March 28 — that's $240 back."

Every decision is logged permanently on the Celo blockchain. The agent's track record — what it recommended, when, how much it saved, lives on-chain and can't be changed.
The economics are the unusual part. Deposit 5 cUSD once. The vault supplies it to Aave v3 on Celo, earning real yield from borrowers.The agent pays for all its operations from that yield — scans, audits, exports — and never touches your principal. Deposit once, runs,forever. Users who don't want to deposit can pay per operation instead; the system handles both automatically.
Live now: Telegram bot + web dashboard, two smart contracts on Celo mainnet, Gmail scanner across 50+ billing patterns, MiniPay native.
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To give everyone an AI agent that actively guards their money — not a dashboard that waits to be checked, but a system that reasons, acts, and pays for itself, so the people who need it most never have to think about it again.

The average person wastes $300+ per year on forgotten or overlapping SaaS subscriptions. AI tools — Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Copilot, Cursor stack up quietly and nobody audits them until the credit card statement hits. For users in emerging markets paying in NGN, KES,or GHS, the problem is worse most subscription trackers don't support non-USD currencies at all.

The problem it solves: the average person wastes $300+ a year on forgotten, overlapping, or unused SaaS subscriptions. Every existing tool shows you a list. SubBot tells you what to do about it, and does it before you even think to ask.
Every morning the agent wakes up independently, loads each user's subscription portfolio, and feeds it to an LLM. The model reasons contextually not with hardcoded formulas and sends a Telegram message only if something is genuinely actionable. A renewal in 3 days. A duplicate service eating $240/year. An overlap between three AI tools where one dominates. If nothing is urgent, the agent stays silent.

On demand, users can run a full portfolio audit, scan their Gmail for subscriptions across 50+ billing patterns, or request a personalized negotiation email — all powered by LLM reasoning, not templates.
Every agent decision is logged immutably on the Celo blockchain, giving users a verifiable record of what the agent recommended and how much it identified in savings.

The funding model is what makes SubBot a genuine real-world agent: users deposit cUSD once into a smart contract vault. The vault supplies it to Aave v3 on Celo, earning real yield from open-market borrowers. The agent pays for all its operations from that yield scans, audits, exports — and can never touch the principal. Deposit 5 cUSD and the agent runs forever at zero ongoing cost. Users who prefer not to deposit can pay per operation instead; the system handles both modes automatically.

SubBot runs on a pay-per-run model using cUSD on Celo. Users send cUSD to the project wallet from any Celo-compatible wallet (MiniPay, Valora) and credits unlock specific bot actions — Gmail scan (0.10 cUSD), AI audit (0.05 cUSD), CSV export (0.05 cUSD), negotiation email (0.10 cUSD). Viewing the dashboard is always free. This model has no subscription fee, no account required, and no minimum spend — making it accessible to anyone globally with a Celo wallet. It scales with usage: the more users run audits and scans, the more revenue is generated per action. Future revenue streams include a premium tier with higher scan frequency, multi-inbox support, and automated cancellation workflows.

Want to grow through just grant funding

Global — with specific focus on emerging markets (Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana) where users pay for international SaaS in local currencies and existing tools fail to account for them.

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