u/younghibou

Cool to see which spending categories I could improve with different cards

Hi everyone,

Sorry i'm a little confused with what i just did. I signed up to hook up an email for my website and used my personal email account to do it. Now i'm confused because it seems like they are combined i thought i could switch between them, can anyone explain how this works for things like what the from email address is and google drive for example.

Thanks

A lot of credit card comparison sites in Canada mainly focus on ranking cards individually, but most people already have 1–3 cards and are really trying to answer questions like:

“What’s the best next card to add?”
“Is my setup actually decent?”
“How much am I missing out on with other cards?”
“Which card should I actually use for groceries, gas, dining, etc.?”

So I built a tool that looks at your current wallet as a whole instead of just recommending random cards.

You can enter the cards you already have, your monthly spending, cashback vs points preferences, annual fee limits, etc. Then it compares different wallet combinations, estimates how much value you could be missing, and suggests which cards are strongest for different spending categories.

It also has different optimization modes depending on whether you want practical upgrades that avoid unnecessary changes, or a fully optimized wallet setup focused on maximizing rewards.

Still actively improving the math and UX, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback if anything feels confusing, unrealistic, or missing.

https://everydollarcounts.ca/credit-cards/stack-optimizer