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You never have to pay to stay safe
Basic is free forever — no card, no trial clock. It includes 5 scans a day, budget and loss limits, session history and the community feed. If money is tight right now, that is the plan to use. The paid tiers add depth and live monitoring; they do not unlock “being protected”.
Basic
Get started free
No card needed
Plus
For regular players
Max
For serious players
If you stop paying, nothing is deleted. You drop to Basic — free, no card — and your sessions, history, budget and the limits you set carry on exactly as they are. What changes: Live Monitor and deep scans stop, quick scans go back to 5 a day, and CSV export ends on Max. Cancelling is explained at the bottom of this page.
At checkout, keep the email already filled in (your SBCGuard login email). Your plan activates automatically on the account that matches it. If you pay with a different email, use “Already paid?” below to activate.
Why this costs money
Most gambling trackers are free because casinos pay for them — the app is the hook, and your signup is what’s being sold. SBCGuard takes no money from any casino, runs no affiliate links, and has no referral deals. Your subscription is our only income, which is why this app can tell you to stop playing. A free tracker that earns from the casino can never say that.
When not to buy this
If what you want is a logbook — every session recorded, charts by game and venue, a clean export, a year-end summary for tax — then a general-purpose gambling tracker does that job, and the paid ones run about $3–$4 a month. Buy one of those instead. We do not have a tax report, and our export is on Max only.
What you are paying us for is the other question: not how your play is going, but what it is costing you — read off your own screen while you are still on it, checked against limits you set beforehand, and willing to tell you to stop. If you do not want to be told that, this is the wrong app and the cheaper one is genuinely better for you.
How to cancel
We say “cancel anytime” above, so here is exactly how, in one place. Billing runs through Whop: sign in at whop.com → Profile → Orders → pick the SBCGuard subscription → Cancel membership. In the Whop mobile app the menu is named differently: tap your profile picture → Manage Orders → the subscription → Cancel membership. That stops the renewal and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. Cancel at least 24 hours before your renewal date — Whop charges at the exact time of day your cycle started, not at midnight. Nothing here downgrades you or deletes your history; your data stays and you drop to Basic, which is free. Stuck, or want a refund considered? Email support@sbcguard.com and a person will answer.
What the charge looks like
Your statement will say Whop, not SBCGuard. Whop is the merchant of record for the payment, so their name is what your bank shows; SBCGuard is named on the receipt rather than on the statement. Your receipt and every past payment live under whop.com → Profile → Orders. We are telling you this before it happens because an unexplained line on your statement is the exact thing this app is meant to help you get rid of — and because a subscription that renews should never be a line you cannot place.
Card details never reach us — Whop handles payment · Cancel anytime
Plans activate as soon as payment clears. If you paid with a different email, use the box above to link it.
Questions? support@sbcguard.com