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How to Install

Get the auto-claimer running — Quick Setup

Most skipped step: After installing Tampermonkey, you must enable "Allow user scripts" — open chrome://extensions, find Tampermonkey, click Details, and toggle "Allow User Scripts" to ON. Without this, the script does nothing.
1
Install Tampermonkey
Get the extension for Chrome or Firefox. This allows you to run custom userscripts in your browser.
2
Enable Developer Mode & "Allow User Scripts"
Open chrome://extensions and toggle Developer mode ON (top right).
Find Tampermonkey in the list, click Details, then toggle "Allow User Scripts" to ON.
(Chrome 138+ requires this instead of the old developer-mode-only approach. On Firefox, skip this step.)
3
Install the userscript
Click here to install StakeClaimer. Tampermonkey will open an install dialog — review it and click Install.
4
Restart your browser
Close all browser windows and reopen. This ensures Tampermonkey and the script load completely.
5
Visit Stake.com
Go to stake.com and log in. The claimer HUD bar will appear at the top. If the status dot is green, you're connected and auto-claiming is active.
6
Buy a subscription
Use the Telegram bot to choose a plan, pay with crypto, and activate your subscription.

Troubleshooting

Nothing appears on Stake.com
You skipped "Allow User Scripts". Open chrome://extensions → Tampermonkey → Details → toggle Allow User Scripts ON, then reload Stake.com.

Script won't connect
Make sure Tampermonkey is active. Check your firewall or VPN. Disable Chrome Memory Saver for stake.com (Settings → Performance).

Getting CAPTCHAs
This is normal Turnstile verification from Cloudflare. Solve it and it should work. If persistent, your IP might be flagged — try a different network.

"No subscription" message
Buy a plan via the Telegram bot. If you already paid, check /status in the bot or contact support via contact form.

What You Need

A computer that stays powered on with Chrome open. No VPS or server needed.

Your Stake.com account must be logged in while the script runs.