Is SnapComplete Really Free?

Yes. Nearly all of SnapComplete is free forever, with no account gate. Browse every card, variant, album, deck, and cosmetic, sync your collection, track matches, watch replays, plan your completion timeline, compare bundles, open the pack simulator, and read your percentile rankings on the leaderboard, all without paying a cent.

Premium ($5/mo, cheaper on longer plans) unlocks the power-user extras: advanced sorts, deeper filters, more replay slots, extended history, name visibility on leaderboards, and a handful of other upgrades. It's supporter money. The core feature set runs fine without it.


What You Get for Free

Free accounts get all of this:

None of these sit behind a subscription.


What Premium Adds

At $5 a month (less on multi-month plans), Premium adds convenience and depth, never access to the core features. Some highlights:

The Premium page has the full feature-by-feature matrix grouped by page.


Pricing

Three plans. All give identical features, different billing cadence:

Plan Total Effective Rate Discount
Monthly $5 $5.00/mo None
4 Months $15 $3.75/mo Save 25%
6 Months $20 $3.33/mo Save 33%

Pay with any major card. Stripe processes everything; SnapComplete never sees your payment details.

All three plans auto-renew at the end of their period: monthly every month, the 4-month plan every 4 months, the 6-month plan every 6 months. Cancel any time with one click in account settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period, so you keep the features you already paid for through that date.

There's no free trial because there's nothing to trial. The free plan already covers what most players need; premium is for supporters and power users who want the extras.


Why SnapComplete Charges at All

Running the site costs real money. The Supabase database, CDN bandwidth, match tracking infrastructure, and analytics add up to a monthly bill that lands whether ten people visit or ten thousand. We weighed ads early on and ruled them out: they'd slow the site and clutter the interface on mobile, where most of the audience lives.

Premium covers the work that only pays off for a subset of users. The completion timeline helps everyone; custom-date match history filters help the small slice of players rebuilding a specific season's stats.

Today's supporters keep it running. If premium ever went away, the free tier would stay intact, because the free features don't depend on premium infrastructure.


Common Questions About the Pricing

Can I cancel any time? Yes. One click in your account settings. No cancellation fee, no questions asked. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period, so you keep the features you paid for through that date.

Is there a free trial? No. The free plan itself is effectively a permanent trial of the whole site. If you decide premium is worth the $5, subscribe. If not, keep using the free tier as long as you want.

Can I gift a subscription? Not currently. A subscription is per-account, not per-device, so account sharing works, but gifting someone else's account would still need their sign-in.

Do I lose my data if I let premium lapse? No. Match history, replays (up to the free limit), collection, settings, and everything else stays intact. You lose access to premium-only filters and sorts until you resubscribe. Starred replays beyond the free 3-slot limit stay visible in your archive but can't be unstarred and restarred freely while over the limit.

What payment methods work? Credit cards and debit cards through Stripe. No PayPal, no crypto, no gift cards. Stripe supports all major card issuers.

Is there a discount for students, creators, or anyone else? Not at this time. The multi-month plans are the cheapest route to the lowest per-month rate ($3.33/mo on the 6-month plan).

What about lifetime pricing? No lifetime tier. The site's costs (database, CDN, match servers) recur every month, so the pricing recurs to match. Multi-month plans are the closest equivalent.

Is SnapComplete a non-profit? No, just a small indie site. imjosh builds and maintains it, funding everything through premium subscriptions and out of pocket. Where the money goes is laid out on the About page.