Help your agent stop subscriptions you barely use.

Cancel a subscription

Use Stackcut to help me cancel a subscription I barely use. First ask which service, who bills me and my renewal date. Get the current exit plan, show its check date and any unconfirmed details, and prepare exports and cancellation steps. I will sign in and approve the final action.

Keep it for less

Use Stackcut to help me pay less for a subscription. Ask which features I need, who bills me, my plan and actual bill. Compare documented downgrade or negotiation paths and explain unknown eligibility and commitments. Do not accept an offer or change my account.

Replace what I barely use

Use Stackcut to find a replacement for software I barely use. Ask what I pay and which features matter. Compare cheaper vendors, open source, pay per use and building only the features I need. Cite costs, setup and upkeep; label modeled savings and unresolved assumptions.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http stackcut https://stackcut.io/mcp

Claude (web and desktop)

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it Stackcut and paste the URL. No sign-in step.

Cursor

Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "stackcut": {
      "url": "https://stackcut.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

Add to .vscode/mcp.json

{
  "servers": {
    "stackcut": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://stackcut.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

1. Make a code

Open your plan on stackcut.io/app → Send to my agent → Make a code. It lasts 7 days; “Stop sharing” turns it off.

2. Paste the prompt

Copy the prompt it gives you into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code. Your agent calls:

get_my_plan({"code": "sca_…"})

1. Install the skill

Download it and unzip into your agent's skills folder. For Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/ (so you get ~/.claude/skills/stackcut/SKILL.md).

Or give your agent the link: stackcut.io/agents/SKILL.md.

2. Ask your agent

"Audit the paid services in this repo with Stackcut." It runs the scanner, asks what you pay, then calls audit_stack.

node ~/.claude/skills/stackcut/scripts/detect.mjs . --latest --pretty

"Audit the paid services in this repo and tell me what to cut."

Skill scan → audit_stack → per service: eligible, needs your price, keep, or no recipe yet.

"We pay $1,000 a month for Salesforce Pro and only use contacts, one pipeline and tasks. What should we do?"

find_alternatives → Bigin Express, modeled at $10,260 saved in year one, with what it does not cover.

"Which open-source tools could replace our Semrush seat for keyword and rank checks?"

search_recipes + get_recipe → OpenSEO self-hosted or hosted, with setup hours and license notes.

"Build us a replacement for our Typeform intake flow."

get_build_packet → SPEC.md, AGENTS.md and a manifest your coding agent builds from.

"Move our background jobs off the paid queue without losing retries or approvals."

search_workflow_recipes + get_workflow_recipe → the evidence to collect, decision paths, acceptance tests and rollback, as a reviewed runbook (not a result).

"What are the biggest savings for a small team right now?"

leaderboard → the same ranking as stackcut.io/leaderboard.

"Here's my Stackcut code. Help me cancel what I don't need."

get_my_plan → your plan line by line with its proof, then the steps, asking you first.

"Figure out the most cost-effective way to build this app for 5,000 users."

choose_stack → per job: the cheapest tier whose published limits cover 5,000 users, with links.