Updates
What changed and when
Prices, policies and guides all move. This is the record of what we altered and why — published mainly so it is obvious if we ever stop maintaining it.
- content
Four new troubleshooting guides
Added guides on payments stuck on processing, being charged with no subscription applied, gift codes that will not redeem, and a missing upgrade button. Six other planned titles were dropped because they duplicated sections already covered in the declined-card guide.
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Country guides rewritten to be genuinely distinct
All twelve country pages shared a title pattern and roughly half their text. Each now leads on the specific mechanism that blocks payments there — a bank-app toggle in India, a passport endorsement in Bangladesh, no usable card at all in Algeria — and three sections of repeated boilerplate were removed in favour of linking to the pillar guide once.
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Reseller comparison published
A price and delivery comparison of the services selling Claude subscriptions for crypto, including the cases where competitors are cheaper than us. Prices are dated because they move.
- site
Glossary, about, editorial standards and contact pages added
Fifteen defined terms, plus pages stating who operates the service, how guides are researched and revised, and how to reach a person.
- policy
Buyer ratings published
Nine five-star ratings from delivered orders are now shown on the homepage and checkout. They are ratings, not written reviews — nobody has left a comment yet, and the page says so rather than quoting one.
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Itemised pricing at checkout
Every price is broken down into the gift cost, our service fee, the payment processor fee and a network fee reserve, rather than being presented as one round number.
How we date things
Guides carry a publication date and a separate revision date, and we do not move the revision date unless the text actually changed. The most recently revised guide is How to Pay for Claude Pro with Crypto (2026-07-29). Our editorial standards explain why that distinction matters.