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TL;DR
DealKeep is a lifetime-deal tracker for people who hoard software from AppSumo, StackSocial, PitchGround and the other deal marketplaces. It imports purchases (Chrome extension one-click for AppSumo, receipt forwarding, CSV or manual entry), AI-sorts them into "Smart Stacks" by purpose, detects duplicates, tracks marketplace refund windows with alerts, and watches founder health so you can refund before a tool goes abandoned. Freemium with a Free Forever 10-tool plan and one-time lifetime pricing ($97 Starter / $227 Pro). Launched ~July 2026, so no TrustRadius or Capterra reviews yet — Capterra lists 0 reviews, and the only public rating found is an unverifiable G2 snippet.
Key Facts
Free version: Free Forever plan keeps 10 tools without a credit card — you get a 7-day full-feature trial of everything first, and if you don't upgrade your data is preserved at 10 tools, not deleted. Paid plans are one-time lifetime purchases (Starter $97 / Pro $227), not subscriptions, while the launch offer lasts.
Pricing
Starting at Free (10 tools); lifetime $97 / $227
Free
- 10 tools free forever
- 7-day full-feature trial
- Refund deadline alerts (AppSumo, StackSocial, PitchGround)
- Data never disappears if you don't upgrade
- No credit card required
Starter
- Up to 250 tools
- 300 AI credits per month
- AI Search + Stack Agent
- Duplicate detection
- Refund + update/shutdown alerts
- Founder Track
- Claude & ChatGPT (MCP)
- Chrome extension import
Pro
- Unlimited tools
- 5 seats + Team Hub
- 1,500 pooled AI credits per month
- Shared deal library & team chat
- Role-based access
- Everything in Starter
Additional Pricing Information
Freemium SaaS with one-time lifetime pricing. Free Forever: 10 tools, 7-day full-feature trial, no credit card. Starter $97 one-time (launch offer): 250 tools, 300 AI credits/mo. Pro $227 one-time (launch offer): unlimited tools, 5 seats + Team Hub, 1,500 pooled AI credits/mo. Lifetime pricing is a limited launch offer — it moves to yearly billing for new buyers later; existing buyers keep lifetime terms. Imports from AppSumo, StackSocial, PitchGround, SaaS Mantra, DealFuel and Dealify via Chrome extension, receipt forwarding, CSV or manual entry. AI features use per-month credits or BYOK.
Details
What is DealKeep?
DealKeep is a lifetime-deal command center built for the specific failure mode of deal hoarders: you bought 300 software lifetime deals across AppSumo, StackSocial, PitchGround, SaaS Mantra, DealFuel and Dealify, and you have no idea what you own. It attacks that from four angles. First, capture: a Chrome extension imports AppSumo purchases in one click, and everything else comes in via a receipt-forwarding inbox, CSV upload or manual entry. Second, organization: an AI layer groups tools into 'Smart Stacks' by purpose, powers natural-language search ('do I own a landing-page builder?'), and detects duplicates so you stop re-buying what you already have. Third, money protection: marketplace-aware refund-window alerts (AppSumo 60 days, StackSocial ~30, PitchGround 14) fire at 7/3/1-day marks, and a Founder Track watches tools for signs of abandonment so you can refund or replace before access disappears. Fourth, visibility: ROI math, stack health scores, license and seat management, encrypted key storage and CSV export. It is freemium with a Free Forever 10-tool plan and one-time lifetime pricing — $97 Starter (250 tools) or $227 Pro (unlimited, 5 seats, Team Hub) — but it is a young, founder-led product with zero third-party reviews, so the Free Forever plan is the right place to start.
Key Features
- One-click import (Chrome extension) — pulls AppSumo purchases instantly; everything else via receipt forwarding, CSV or manual entry
- AI Smart Stacks — auto-groups tools by purpose and workflow
- AI Search + Stack Agent — natural-language queries with Claude/ChatGPT via MCP on paid plans
- Duplicate detection — flags overlapping tools before you buy again
- Refund-window tracking — AppSumo 60 days, StackSocial ~30, PitchGround 14, with 7/3/1-day alerts
- Founder Track — watches tools for abandonment/risk signals
- ROI & usage insights — replacement-value math, stack health score
- License & seat management — encrypted key storage
- Update/shutdown alerts (Beta) — be notified when a tool updates or shuts down
- Team features on Pro — 5 seats, Team Hub, shared deal library, role-based access
- Data export — leave anytime without losing your library
- Free Forever plan — 10 tools, no credit card, data never deleted
Who is it for?
- Lifetime-deal collectors with 50+ purchases who can no longer remember what they own
- Solopreneurs and small teams with software sprawl across AppSumo, StackSocial, PitchGround and similar
- Anyone who has bought a duplicate deal (or nearly did) and wants to stop
- Deal buyers who want refund-window alerts so money doesn't get wasted on tools they never open
- Agencies tracking which subscriptions they could replace with the lifetime tools they already own
Who is it NOT for?
- People with fewer than ~10-20 deals — a spreadsheet or AppSumo's own account page is plenty
- Anyone who won't maintain the library — like any tracker, it's only as good as the entries you keep current
- Buyers who want third-party reviews before trusting a brand-new, founder-run product
- Teams who need enterprise security/compliance features — this is a young SMB tool
- Anyone who doesn't want their deal portfolio data in another young SaaS
The Bottom Line
I like DealKeep because it solves a problem I genuinely have: I own dozens of lifetime deals and I cannot always remember what I've got. The one-click AppSumo import, duplicate detection and marketplace-aware refund alerts are the three features that matter, and the Free Forever plan means you can dump your whole stack in and see if the magic works before paying a cent. But here's the honest counterweight: it's a brand-new, founder-led SaaS with zero third-party reviews, and the lifetime deal is precisely the kind of thing DealKeep itself would tell you to be cautious about — young product, no track record, value tied to the company surviving. My advice: import everything on the free plan, check whether Smart Stacks and the alerts actually change how you buy, and only go lifetime ($97) if it earns its keep. At that price for a tool that genuinely stops you wasting money on duplicates, it can pay for itself with one avoided bad purchase.
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