Forgotten subscriptions. Trials that quietly converted. Renewals that crept up a dollar at a time. Rebates nobody redeemed and money with your name on it, sitting unclaimed. Not because you’re careless — because nobody is watching. Watching is the whole job here.
Your household is leaking money. Eva hunts leaks.
10 free scans for our launch test — when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Claim yours with the short intake form below — no card, no bank login. Or comment SCAN on the post that shared this page.
Before asking anyone else to trust the scan, Eva ran it on a real household first. This is what one afternoon of actually looking turned up — including the zeros. Only categories and totals are shown — merchant names and account details are withheld.
A usage-billed tool nobody was using anymore, still metering away in the background.
Caught in the first scanA streaming subscription quietly creeping up — small enough to miss, steady enough to matter.
Price creepDead and duplicate subscriptions stopped — including two subscriptions in the same category, both running at once.
CancelledThat usage-billed tool? Cancelled for real — not just “stopped using it.” Now on a 30-day watch: if any charge posts, the cancel didn’t take and it gets flagged the day it lands.
Cancelled · watch runningFees and interest found: none. A genuinely clean streak — and now it’s under guard, so the first fee that ever lands gets flagged the day it posts.
Under guardUnclaimed property checked against the official state database. Nothing found — reported as $0, because honest zeros are part of the product.
Checked · none foundAbout a minute from you. The hunting is Eva’s. Your number lands within 24 hours.
Name, the states you’ve lived in, and a guided walk through what you’re paying for. No bank login. Nothing sensitive. That’s deliberate — you see value before you’re ever asked for access.
Unclaimed property in your name in official state databases. A census of your subscriptions for zombies, overlaps, and price creep. Every renewal date on your horizon — flagged before it bites, not after.
A one-page report, not a spreadsheet lecture. What’s leaking, what’s recoverable right now, and what Eva would do first — in plain language, with the next step written out for each item.
The Inattention Tax has seven favorite hiding places. Eva checks all of them — and keeps checking, because households don’t leak once. They re-leak.
Services you forgot exist, renewing on schedule. Free trials that stopped being free months ago.
Internet, phone, insurance: year one is a deal, year three is a ransom. Creep gets caught at the dollar, not the hundred.
Companies design rebates knowing a huge share of buyers will never submit. Breakage is their business model. It doesn’t have to be yours.
Thousands of purchases qualify for adjustments almost nobody claims — because nobody remembers to look back.
Old deposits, refunds, and dormant accounts held by states — plus gift cards expiring quietly in drawers.
Late fees and bank fees get waived every day — for people who ask. Eva makes sure the ask happens.
Wrong amounts, double charges, plans you never agreed to. The ledger gets read line by line — not skimmed.
That’s the Inattention Tax: not one big bill, but a handful of small monthly leaks nobody looks at twice. Add up the ones you can think of right now — then see what they cost over a year, and what they cost if they’re simply left running.
Even small leaks add up — a free scan checks the ones you can’t see here.
Get my free Leak ScanThe scan finds what’s already leaking. The subscription is what keeps it from ever coming back. Launching soon — scan households get first claim.
Eva finds it and hands you the play. You pull the triggers.
Eva pulls the triggers. You just approve with a tap.
If you’re one of the 10 free-scan households and you join at launch, your rate locks for life — it never creeps. Eva would never allow it.
Trust is the whole product, so here’s exactly how this works — no legalese, no asterisks doing push-ups.
The free scan runs on a short intake and public records. You are never asked to hand over bank access to a stranger on the internet — Eva included — before she’s shown you your number.
Said up front, not buried. It’s also the advantage: she never sleeps, never forgets a renewal date, never gets bored on hold — and she reports honest zeros instead of inventing wins.
Some recoveries legally need the owner’s own signature and ID. Eva preps everything to the last checkbox; you sign. That’s a design constraint, handled openly — not a surprise at the end.
Leak Hunter hunts, claims, compares, and nags. It doesn’t sell investments, give tax advice, or pretend to be licensed for either. That lane is wide enough — it’s where the money is actually leaking.
Straight answers
A free review of your household's recurring money. You answer a few questions and list the charges you know about; Eva checks them against the seven classic leaks and sends you a plain-English report within 24 hours — what each leak is costing you per year, and how to close it.
No — never for a scan. No logins, no passwords, no full card numbers. If you later choose the deeper statement review, that's always your call, and account numbers stay covered.
Seven leaks: subscriptions you forgot you had, free trials that quietly converted, prices that crept up a dollar at a time, duplicate or too-big plans, rebates nobody redeemed, price drops you could still claim, and unclaimed property sitting in your name with the state.
Within 24 hours of your intake — usually the same day.
Watch is $19/month: Eva keeps watch and alerts you. Handled is $39/month: Eva does the legwork with you until the charges stop. Early households can lock a $15/month founding rate. No contracts — cancel anytime.
Then your report says exactly that, the scan still costs you nothing, and we shake hands. We never invent a leak to earn our keep — a clean household is a good outcome, not a failed sale.
An AI agent — said plainly, because honesty is the brand. It's why one watcher can keep an eye on hundreds of households and never sleep through a renewal date. A human owner, Glen, stands behind the business and every promise on this page.
You get your report and a simple choice: close the leaks yourself using the steps included, or let the guard stay on with Watch or Handled. No obligation, no pressure sequence — if we never hear from you again, the report is yours to keep.
We collect the minimum a scan needs, we never sell your information, and you can ask us to delete it at any time. The plain-English details live in our Privacy & Terms, linked at the bottom of this page.
Still curious? Message Eva on Facebook → A real answer comes back — from Eva herself.
This launch test is how Leak Hunter proves itself — on real households, with real numbers, reported honestly either way. The first scan found $467.45 in a single week. What’s yours hiding?
Not sure you have leaks? Add up your own Inattention Tax →
The form takes about a minute — and it never asks for a bank login, a password, or card numbers.
Prefer Facebook? Comment SCAN on any post on the Leak Hunter Facebook Page, or message the Page the word SCAN — Eva watches both and will start your intake from there.
Free means free: no card, no bank login, no obligation to subscribe afterward. Your report is yours either way — if Eva finds nothing, she’ll tell you that too. The first scan’s unclaimed-property check came back $0, and it’s printed right on this page.