Frequently asked questions

No. When you use the public checker, your cookies are tested right then and the results show only in your browser. Nothing is written down or kept once you leave the page.

No. Every check happens over a secure, encrypted connection straight to the streaming service, so your cookie can't be read along the way. We also refuse to send it anywhere other than the real service's website.

It means the cookie successfully opened the account, so it's still valid right now. When it does, we also show you the account details we can read — like the plan, country, and membership status.

An error means we couldn't get a clear answer that time — usually a temporary connection hiccup or the service being busy. It does NOT mean the cookie is dead, so it's worth trying again.

It tests every expired cookie again, fresh, in case one started working or an earlier check was just a fluke. Any that come back working are updated in your list right away.

Not really. Whether you check a hundred or a hundred thousand, the page stays fast and responsive. Duplicates are skipped automatically so you don't waste time on the same cookie twice.

Pick a service (Netflix, Prime, or Crunchyroll), make your selection where there is one, and complete one quick step to unlock. We then pull an account, check it live, and reveal it only if it's actually working — so you never get a dead one.

Yes, to keep it fair for everyone. Netflix allows up to 3 claims per hour, and Prime and Crunchyroll allow 2 per day each. If you hit the limit, just come back after it resets.

After you finish the unlock step, we wait for confirmation before handing over an account. This usually lands within about 60 seconds. Keep the page open and the Claim Reward button unlocks as soon as it's confirmed.