Terms of service

CrunchyKey is an independent activation front end for streaming keys. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Crunchyroll, LLC or any of its parent or sister companies. Plan names are used descriptively to identify what a key unlocks.

We do not sell keys here. This site turns a code you already hold into a usable pass and keeps a record of it for you.

A ready key can be activated exactly once. The moment it resolves successfully the code is spent and the resulting pass is written to your vault. There is no undo, which is precisely why Signal Check exists — checking a code never spends it.

If an activation fails, nothing is written and the key is left untouched.

One email address maps to exactly one account. Signing up with an address that already exists is refused outright — there is no second account to create, and no third-party identity provider that could quietly make one.

You are responsible for keeping your password and your activated access details private.

Do not automate the checker to enumerate codes you were not given. Bulk checking exists so you can sort a batch you already hold, not to discover keys belonging to somebody else.

Keys and the passes derived from them are for the holder. Reselling or publicly posting activated access details is outside anything we can support.

We validate a code against the issuer and report what comes back. Whether the key was legitimately obtained, and whether the underlying access stays live for its full term, is between you and whoever supplied it.

A revoked result means the issuer withdrew the key. That is not something this service can reverse.

We may update these terms. Material changes are announced on the site at least seven days before they take effect.