Hosting · renewal quote intake
Read your hosting renewal before you pay it.
Enter the renewal quote your host sent you. We normalize it to a monthly-equivalent and show you the math to confirm — nothing is saved until you do. This is an early preview: the verdict it returns is a placeholder, not a benchmarked figure.
We support seven hosts in this preview. We store only the fields you enter and the monthly figures we compute from them — never a copy of your bill or email.
Step 1 · The quote
Enter your renewal quote
Type the figures from your host's renewal notice. Tell us whether each price is the total for the whole term or a per-month rate; we do the rest deterministically.
Step 2 · Confirm the normalized math
Does this match your quote?
We normalized your figures to a monthly-equivalent. Check them against your invoice. Nothing is saved and no verdict is produced until you confirm.
Step 3 · Reading
Your reading
Two separate things, kept apart on purpose: what verified customers actually paid (the ledger), and a conservative reading of your quote against public pricing (the estimate). The estimate is drawn from public list/promo pricing — it is not verified and not "what others actually pay."
What others actually paid for this host: — /mo
A range built ONLY from human-verified invoices (final price paid), never from public pricing or self-reported cases.
No verified "what others pay" figure for this host yet.
This ledger only ever shows ranges built from human-verified invoices. It stays empty — and we say so — until at least 5 verified invoices exist for a host and plan. The public-pricing estimate below never moves it.
Reading your quote…
Across all tiers — context only
This host's published renewal pricing spans — /mo across all plan tiers.
Enter your plan tier above for a like-for-like read. This wide range mixes different plans, so we won't call it overpaying or fair — it's context, not a verdict.
Conservative target to ask for
— /mo
A range derived from this host's public promo/loyalty pricing — a sensible figure to ask for, not a guarantee. Your room depends on your account.
Sample negotiation email
Template previewA fixed sample to show the shape of the output. A tailored version arrives in a later step.
Subject: Renewal pricing on my hosting plan Hi, I've been a customer for a while and I'm reviewing my upcoming renewal. The renewal price I was quoted is a significant jump from what I pay today. Before I renew, could you let me know what loyalty or retention pricing you can offer to keep my plan closer to my current rate? I'd like to stay, but the quoted increase is hard to justify at face value. Thanks for taking a look. Best, [Your name] — Sample template (placeholder). A tailored email arrives in a later step.
Section · How this preview reads a quote
Deterministic, confirmed, and private
Monthly-equivalent
A term total is divided by its length to a per-month figure so two quotes on different terms compare like for like. Plain arithmetic on your numbers — no model.
You confirm first
We show the normalized math and wait. Nothing is saved and no verdict is produced until you confirm it matches your invoice.
Self-reported, unverified
A confirmed case is recorded as self-reported and unverified. It never becomes a "what others pay" figure on its own.
We keep the fields, not the bill
Only the seven fields you enter and the monthly figures we compute are stored — never a copy of your bill, email, or login.