Pricing: Free During Launch
Paydirt is free during launch: every channel unlocked, no card required. The planned price is $79/month; free members are asked first and nothing auto-charges.
What membership includes
- Every deal category, unlocked on day one
- In-house monitors plus curated public-board relays
- Opt-in alerts for your stores & categories
- Public rows leave out the store link and the cancel-risk rating. Members get the link on every alert, and a cancel-risk rating on price errors and on prices our own check could not confirm.
- The Ledger: log your buys and sales, see your own monthly totals
- Hands-on help landing your first win
During launch, Strikes reach free members on a 10-minute delay: each one lands in its alert channel 10 minutes after the bot first posts it.
Free during launch · no card required · planned $79/month later · if paid membership opens you'll be asked first — nothing auto-charges.
Before you join
Watch the live board (member alerts, 24 hours late) and this week's deal hubs to see whether Paydirt catches deals in the stores you shop. The comparison page sets Paydirt next to paid price-error groups and free deal forums, including what we can't prove yet. No deal, savings or income is guaranteed: prices can be mistakes and retailers can cancel orders.
Frequently asked questions
Is Paydirt really free?
Yes, during launch. You claim free access on Whop without a card, and every channel is unlocked. There is nothing to cancel.
What happens when paid membership opens?
The planned price is $79/month for the same membership. Free members will be told before it happens and asked whether they want to continue; nobody is moved onto a paid plan automatically.
How do I cancel?
Membership is free during launch — no card on file, so there's nothing to cancel. You can leave the server any time, and the alerts stop. If you join a paid plan later, you cancel it from your Whop dashboard: leaving the Discord server does not cancel a paid membership on its own.
Can I get a refund?
See the refund policy for how cancellations and refund requests work. Refund & return policy →