BillShrink.com - Shrink Your Cell Bills

You have the cool, new expensive smartphone with an equally expensive phone bill that inexplicably keeps getting fatter and fatter by the month, leaving you perplexed and your pockets empty. What to do? Sometimes you have downgrade, find a better plan, or stop talking so much. BillShrink will help with two of those options. BillShrink is a new web service that’ll help find the best mobile plan for you. It does this by using information you provide—how you use your mobile, minutes used, most called contacts and networks, average bill amount, your home location, and work location. By giving BillShrink the location of your home and work, they can determine the strength of your cell signal for the route you take to get there. Once entered, BillShrink will analyze your info and compare it with the army of cell phone plans out there. Then, they’ll find the best plan for you. It’s incredibly easy to use and you can enter as much info as you feel comfortable with.

“The BillShrink application for Wireless enables you to discover the best cell phone carrier and plan that meet your personal usage requirements, with the best call quality, at the lowest cost. The fact of the matter is that there are hundreds of cell phone plans available on the market, with literally millions of various add-on combinations. With all this unavoidable complexity, there is no single “right” answer for everyone; rather, the optimal choice depends squarely on how you personally use your cell phone (i.e. who you call, when you call, how much you call, whether you use SMS, etc.) To solve this problem, our application allows you to interactively describe your wireless usage profile, and in return, receive comprehensive, real-time analysis and feedback on which plans are the best fit for you.”

BillShrink is a handy service that’ll make finding the right cell phone plan so much easier. They do all the work while you simply input a few facts. It’s free too.

Will BillShrink’s bugs deter users from trying it out? Do their recommendations pan out? What’s their business model?