About the marketplace

Why a marketplace rather than one product · How services get added · Pricing consistency · What stays the buyer's responsibility · No vendor affiliation · Why four vendors and not one

A crypto only counter for paid AI tools. Four services today, all bought as official gift subscriptions.

Why a marketplace rather than one product

The purchase machinery is identical whichever service you want: take crypto, swap it, buy a gift subscription, deliver a code. Once that exists for one vendor, restricting it to one vendor is an arbitrary limitation. Claude, DeepSeek, Cursor and Google AI Pro all work the same way here.

How services get added

The catalogue is data driven, so listing a new service is a database row rather than a deploy. What gates it is not engineering, it is whether the operator has actually bought and delivered that service enough times to be confident in it. Every listing here has been.

Pricing consistency

The same cost plus formula applies across the catalogue: vendor price, tax, swap fee, margin. The wide spread between a ten dollar DeepSeek month and a two thousand dollar Claude Max year reflects vendor pricing, not variable markup.

What stays the buyer's responsibility

Redemption happens on each vendor's own platform under their terms. We deliver a working code; the account it attaches to and how that vendor treats it is between you and them.

No vendor affiliation

Independent of Anthropic, Google, Cursor and DeepSeek alike.

Why four vendors and not one

Because the obstacle is the same for all of them. Nobody arrives here wanting a DeepSeek subscription specifically rather than a Claude one; they arrive because a card is not an option and they want whichever tool they had already decided on. Stocking one service and turning the rest away would not make the shop better, it would just send people looking for another one.

What we do not do

We do not compare the services on quality, recommend one over another, or accept payment from any of them for placement. The catalogue is ordered by price and nothing else. If you want an opinion on which model suits your work, the vendors' own documentation is a better source than a shop with an interest in the answer.