Bought the lifetime deal before it ended. Opened it once. Never again.

Every deal in your stack carries a refund deadline, and DealKeep counts down to it. The deadline starts from the marketplace default: AppSumo gives 60 days on most products; Dealify, DealMirror, DealFuel, RocketHub and Prime Club default to 30 (Dealify Plus and DealMirror Prime members get 60); StackSocial publishes no day count at all, because revealing the licence code ends the option, so DealKeep flags those purchases instead of inventing a date. Individual deals can override a store default, so the deal page always wins. You get email and in-app alerts 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before each window closes (the cadence is adjustable), and the refund-eligible filter shows everything you can still return today.

It tells you before a dead login page does. Update tracking watches the tools you own and reports when one ships a feature, changes its pricing, rebrands, or starts showing shutdown warnings. Founder Track raises a risk flag when a founder goes quiet, the app moves hosts, or the refund policy changes. You decide what to do with the flag: refund it if the window is still open, or mark it Founder gone so it drops out of your ROI math instead of quietly counting as an active asset. Nothing is removed from your stack automatically; the record of what you paid, and when, stays.

Count your tools. Under 250, Starter: $99 one-time, 250 tools, one Chrome extension seat, 300 AI credits a month, AI Search and the AI Agent, Claude and ChatGPT connection, export and BYOK. At 250 or more, or if anyone else needs to see the stack, Pro: $179 one-time, unlimited tools, five extension seats, 1,500 pooled credits a month, shared deal library and role-based access. Both are one-time purchases with updates included; neither converts to a subscription. Most solo buyers with a few years of AppSumo history are under 250 and belong on Starter.

Yes. The Pro plan includes a shared deal library, team chat and collaboration, role-based access, and team usage analytics — one source of truth for every tool your team owns. 5 Chrome extension seats and unlimited tools tracked.

BYOK stands for Bring Your Own Key. You connect your own OpenAI, OpenRouter, or Straico API key to DealKeep, and that key powers the AI features — categorization, AI Search, stack suggestions. You pay your AI provider directly, at-cost. No per-feature upsells, no hidden token caps.

Encrypted, locked to your account, and never visible to DealKeep staff. Any paid plan includes one-click data export, so you can take everything in your vault with you anytime.