Find the charges hiding in plain sight.
Review vendor invoices, payment records, and contracts together. Surface duplicate payments, unexpected rate increases, and charges that don’t match agreed terms.
Invoice + payment + contract review
Leak Hunter / AI bill auditing
Coin Contractors reviews your vendor bills, subscriptions, and contracts for money you shouldn’t be spending. AI finds the signals; a human checks the evidence.
Now inviting small businesses to our free audit pilot.
Our commitment
Evidence before action.
From overlooked to accounted for
For owner-operators and office managers juggling dozens of vendors—not a dedicated finance department. Built with clinics, restaurants, agencies, and property managers in mind.
The distinction that matters
A suspicious charge isn’t a saving.
We keep potential findings separate from confirmed recoveries. You should always know what’s under review and what actually came back.
Review vendor invoices, payment records, and contracts together. Surface duplicate payments, unexpected rate increases, and charges that don’t match agreed terms.
Invoice + payment + contract review
A human reviewer checks each finding before it reaches you. Unused software seats and questionable charges become documented opportunities—not accusations.
AI detection. Human judgment.
See the supporting records and recommended next steps. You approve the approach before any vendor outreach, keeping your relationships in your hands.
Your approval comes first
Aligned with your bottom line
The pilot is free. Our planned recovery model is 20–30% of money recovered in the first year, with the exact fee agreed before work begins. No recovery, no recovery fee.
Ongoing alerts are planned as a separate paid service. Availability and monitoring fees will be confirmed before enrollment.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
For a pilot audit or recovery engagement, request an audit so we can confirm scope and terms with you.
Less leakage. More breathing room.
Tell us about your business and the bills you want reviewed. We’ll discuss pilot fit, the records needed, and the next steps—before you share financial documents.