Built for Canada
You're paying too much for your bill.
You just don't know it
yet.
Allo gets on the phone with your Canadian telecom provider. It navigates the menu, waits out the hold, reaches the retention desk that can actually decide, and follows up until your new price is on a bill.
- Calling Bell and Rogers today, more each month
- Your data stays in Canada
- Nothing agreed without your yes
- Two ways to pay, you choose
How it works
Three steps, and only one of them is yours.
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Tell Allo what's wrong
One sentence, the way you'd say it to a friend. No forms, no account numbers up front, no picking a category from a dropdown.
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Allo makes the call
Phone menus, hold queues, the retention desk, the written follow-up two weeks later. It doesn't get tired, and it doesn't get talked out of it.
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You approve the outcome
Allo negotiates inside the limits you set and brings you the offer. Nothing is cancelled, changed or agreed to until you say yes.
- Of your savings, on the subscription.
- 0%
- Pick a flat monthly plan and every dollar Allo saves stays yours. Prefer nothing up front? Authorize a card instead — Allo takes a share only once a saving is proven on a real bill.
- Credit per task, start to finish
- 1
- Your plan comes with task credits, and a task costs one: every call, every hold, every transfer, and the written follow-up two weeks later. Nothing is billed by the minute or by the call.
- Decide every offer
- You
- Allo works inside a floor and a target you set, and texts you the moment anything falls outside them.
Privacy
Your data doesn't leave Canada.
Handing an AI your account number is a big ask. We designed for that from the start, and we'd rather over-explain it than have you guess.
Read the full policy- Hosted on Canadian infrastructure
- Your account details, call records and documents stay on servers in Canada. They are not moved south to save a few cents.
- Shared only for the call at hand
- Allo gives a representative the minimum needed to verify you, one field at a time, at the moment it is asked for. Nothing is sold, and nothing trains a public model.
- Encrypted, and deletable in one tap
- Account numbers, PINs and dates of birth are encrypted at rest and decrypted only during a call. Delete a task, an account, or everything, and it's gone.
- Recorded, and everyone is told
- Allo says it is a virtual assistant at the start of every call, asks the representative for consent to record, and never claims to be you or to be human.
Questions, answered.
Does Allo actually call, or just send emails?
It calls. Real voice calls to real support lines, including the phone menu, the hold, and the transfer to the department that can actually decide. Written follow-ups are used where they work better.
Does it pretend to be me?
Never. Allo opens every call by saying it is a virtual assistant calling on behalf of the account holder, who authorized it. That line is fixed in our code, not written by the AI, and it is recorded on every call.
What happens when they need to verify my identity?
You give Allo the answers up front, encrypted, and it releases one field at a time only when a representative asks for it. If they insist on speaking to you, Allo calls your phone and bridges you in for thirty seconds.
Can it cancel or change something without asking me?
No. You set a target and a floor before the call. Allo cannot accept an offer outside them — that limit is enforced in our code, not by asking the AI nicely. Anything outside your limits is texted to you for a yes or no while the representative waits.
What does it cost?
You choose. A flat monthly plan with task credits — one task is one credit, however many calls, holds and follow-ups it takes — and whatever Allo saves you is yours, no cut, ever. Or pay nothing up front: authorize a card, and Allo takes a share only from a saving it proves on a real bill that arrives later, for up to a year, and nothing at all if it never wins. Plans, prices and the exact share are on the pricing page.
If pay-on-results costs nothing up front, why choose the subscription instead?
Because it's the only one where every dollar Allo saves you is entirely yours, and it gets cheaper the more it wins for you. A percentage can be a bad deal elsewhere because it pays whoever settles fastest, not whoever gets you the best price — ours doesn't have that problem: Allo only ever takes its share of a saving proven on a bill that has actually arrived, never a forecast. Pay-on-results is the better first try if you'd rather risk nothing; the subscription is better once Allo is winning for you regularly.
Which companies does it work with?
We're starting with Bell and Videotron and adding providers as each one's playbook is proven on real calls. Telecom and internet first, then utilities, airlines and insurers.
Est-ce qu'Allo parle français ?
Yes. Allo negotiates in French or English, and switches mid-call to match whoever picks up — including the Montreal "Bonjour, hi". The whole site and every text message are bilingual too.
Give Allo the worst thing on your list.
The bill that crept up. The promo rate that quietly ended. The plan you know is cheaper for new customers than it is for you.
Cancel any time. No cut of your savings.