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DealKeep

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Stop losing money on lifetime deals you already own

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Stop losing money on lifetime deals you already own

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Bought a pile of AppSumo/StackSocial/PitchGround lifetime deals and lost track? DealKeep imports every purchase, alerts you before refund windows close, kills duplicate buys, and flags tools whose founders go quiet — so your LTD stack stops turning into money you forgot you spent. Free Forever to start; one-time plans, no subscription.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Dominique — I built DealKeep after realizing I'd spent thousands on lifetime deals I never used and missed refund windows on tools that later died. While building it, our community started tracking every lifetime deal that failed. That database now has 89 verified failures — and the scariest stat: 1 in 8 lifetime deals dies while the company is still alive (they just revoke or downgrade lifetime access). That's the failure no refund window covers, and it's why DealKeep exists: refund-window alerts, duplicate detection, and Founder Track, which warns you when a tool you own goes quiet. Free Forever plan to start, one-time pricing (no subscriptions — that felt absurd for a tool that helps people escape recurring costs). Would love your feedback on what to build next! Full failure data, free to cite: dealkeep.io/ltd-mortality-report

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How many lifetime deals do you actually own — and could you name them all?

I've been buying lifetime deals for years AppSumo, PitchGround, StackSocial and a while back Itried to list everything I owned from memory. I got to about eight before I stalled. The actualnumber was several times that.

That gap is why I'm building DealKeep (launching here in late September). But the thing that surprised me whilebuilding it wasn't the disorganization it was how many of these deals quietly die.

We started logging every lifetime deal that failed. We're at 89 verified so far:

* 81% were straightforward shutdowns company folds, tool goes dark.

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