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๐ Make companies compete for your money
The AI collects real quotes for something you need, then uses the best one to ask the others to beat it, until the price stops dropping.
Use it when: You need a service or big purchase (movers, insurance, a contractor) and want the best fair price.
๐ Stops when: No one beats the best offer, or after [3] rounds. You pick and pay yourself.
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I need: [what, where, when, any must-haves]. Find [5] well-reviewed providers. Draft a short request-for-quote message for each; show them to me before anything is sent. When quotes come back, put them in a table: price, total fees, what's included, reviews, and anything missing. Then draft a polite message to each provider sharing the best total price and asking if they can beat it. I send every message myself. Repeat at most [3] rounds. Never share my account numbers, ID numbers, or payment details. Stop when no one beats the best offer, or after round 3. Recommend one, with reasons, and list questions I should ask before I sign.
Review every change the agent makes before you keep it. Set a budget or round limit โ the prompt includes one.
Found on X ยท by @liam_fallen. Prompt rewritten in plain English by FixKit AI.
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