Built for PitchGround lifetime deal buyers
PitchGround stopped running deals. Your licences did not stop working.
PitchGround sold curated, founder-friendly SaaS lifetime deals, and as of September 2026 no longer operates as a deals marketplace — pitchground.com now hosts an unrelated product leaderboard. The deals you bought are unaffected: your licence is with the vendor, not the marketplace. What changes is that nobody is keeping the record for you any more.
The PitchGround buyer's problem
- The marketplace is gone; your tools are not: A closed marketplace does not revoke your licences — the agreement was always with each vendor. But the order history, the deal pages and the terms you agreed to lived on PitchGround, and that is what you lose. Whatever record you keep now is the only one.
- There is no longer anyone to escalate to: While PitchGround ran, a vendor that stopped shipping was a support ticket. Now a vendor that disappears is simply gone, with no marketplace between you and the loss. Knowing which of your tools are at risk stopped being tidy-mindedness and became the whole job.
- You cannot answer what you bought there: Most PitchGround buyers picked up deals across several launches over a couple of years. Without the marketplace dashboard, reconstructing that list from old email is the kind of task that never happens — and the tools quietly stop being used.
How DealKeep helps
DealKeep is where a PitchGround stack lives now that the marketplace does not. Import the purchases you made, keep the licence tier and vendor against each one, and let Founder Track flag the vendors that go quiet — which matters more once there is no marketplace to escalate to. The same dashboard holds purchases from AppSumo, StackSocial and anywhere else you buy next.
DealKeep vs PitchGround
| Feature | PitchGround | DealKeep |
|---|---|---|
| Single dashboard across PitchGround and every other marketplace | No | Yes |
| Still available after the marketplace closes | No | Yes |
| Vendor-failure warnings on tools you own | No | Yes |
| AI categorization by use case, not vendor | No | Yes |
| Licence tier and vendor kept per deal | No | Yes |
Questions about DealKeep + PitchGround
Is PitchGround still running lifetime deals?
No. As of September 2026 PitchGround no longer operates as a lifetime-deal marketplace, and pitchground.com now hosts an unrelated pay-to-rank product leaderboard. It was a legitimate curated marketplace while it ran, known for hand-picked SaaS launches and deep vendor onboarding. Deals you already bought are not affected by the marketplace closing — your licence agreement is with the vendor, not with PitchGround — but there is no longer a marketplace to appeal to if a vendor disappears, which makes keeping your own record of what you own more important, not less.
What is PitchGround's refund policy?
Most PitchGround deals carry a 14-day refund window — far shorter than AppSumo's 60 days — and individual deals can set their own terms, so always confirm on the deal page before buying. DealKeep logs the exact deadline for every purchase and reminds you before it closes.
Does DealKeep work alongside PitchGround?
Yes. PitchGround is where you buy; DealKeep is where the deal lives after activation. Import your purchases, and the full stack — PitchGround + AppSumo + anywhere else — sits in one dashboard.
Can I track vendor roadmap commitments?
DealKeep's smart-stacks view groups tools by role (analytics, CRM, email, etc.) so you can see at a glance which PitchGround vendor is still shipping and which one you've stopped opening.
How is this different from PitchGround's dashboard?
PitchGround's dashboard shows you THEIR deals. DealKeep shows you YOURS — across every marketplace — so you can actually evaluate your whole lifetime-deal portfolio.
What's the pricing?
Free Forever for 10 tools. Starter $99 one-time (250 tools). Pro $199 one-time (unlimited tools, 5 seats). If you're on your second PitchGround bundle, Starter pays for itself on the first refund you catch in time.
What should a buyer know about trust and review quality before buying from PitchGround?
Two things carry most of the risk. First, the refund window is short — most deals give 14 days against AppSumo's 60, and an individual deal can set its own terms, so confirm on the deal page rather than assuming the default. Second, curated marketplaces show fewer reviews per deal simply because fewer people buy each one, so a thin review count is not by itself a warning sign; the more useful signal is whether the vendor publishes a changelog or roadmap with recent dates.
Related alternatives
- AppSumo deal tracker — The original lifetime deal marketplace for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
- StackSocial alternative — Broad marketplace of software, courses, and tech gadget bundles.
- DealFuel alternative — Daily lifetime deals on software, digital services and courses for creators and devs.
- Dealify alternative — Lifetime deals and discounts aimed at digital marketers and SaaS founders.
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What DealKeep does with a PitchGround purchase: watches the refund deadline, keeps one organized stack, and helps when a refund goes missing.