Why a Claude-named shop sells Netflix
GiftClaude started by solving one problem — paying for Claude when your card is declined. The same wall blocks Netflix, Steam, Amazon and everything else. So we sell those too. That is the whole story of the name, and we would rather explain it than pretend otherwise.
Who runs this
One operator with a laptop, two payment rails and a Telegram inbox. Not a platform, not a marketplace of sellers, not a team. When you message support, you are messaging the person who buys your code.
That has consequences we would rather state than hide. We sleep, so we publish our hours (08:00–02:00 UTC) instead of claiming instant delivery. We can only source so many orders a day, so the catalogue is small on purpose. And every code is bought by hand, which is why we promise 12 hours rather than four minutes.
How we make money
We charge 9% on retail gift cards and 18% on AI subscriptions, and we print it as a line item on every product page and every receipt. Most crypto gift-card stores bury the same margin in an exchange rate you cannot check. We would rather you could do the arithmetic.
What we will not do
We do not sell accounts, shared logins or resold API keys. Every product is a code, a link or a voucher that you redeem yourself, on your own account. We never ask for your password and you should never give it to anyone who does.
We do not publish invented review counts, ratings or delivery medians. We launched recently and have no reviews. When we have real ones, they will come from real orders, on a platform where you can check them.
We do not use countdown timers, fake scarcity or “3 people are viewing this” badges. Our customers have been scammed before and recognise the pattern.
What you can hold us to
A written refund policy with real conditions: undelivered or invalid codes are refunded in full, in the coin you paid. Region locks are stated in the product title, in the price box, and as a checkbox you must tick before paying — not buried in terms.
If we cannot source what you want, we will say so instead of taking the order and hoping. That is the whole business model: be the boring, honest option in a category full of the other kind.