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Stake Reload Claimer
Automatically claim hourly and daily reloads on Stake.com. No clicking or refreshing needed.
What Are Stake Reloads?
Stake.com gives players free crypto reloads — small bonus amounts that can be claimed periodically. Depending on your account level, you get access to hourly reloads and daily reloads. These add up significantly over time. For example, a Platinum-level player might receive several dollars worth of crypto every day just from reloads.
The catch? You have to manually visit the reloads page and click "Claim" each time. If you miss the window, you lose it. Most players forget or can't be at their computer every hour.
How StakeClaimer Automates Reload Claims
Once the script is installed and running on your Stake.com tab, here's what happens:
Checks reload page every ~60 seconds
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Detects available reload
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Auto-clicks the claim button
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Confirms and logs the claim
The process runs automatically in the background. The reload page is checked in a background request — you won't even see it happen.
Why You Need an Auto Reload Claimer
- No manual effort — Set it up once and forget it. The script runs quietly in the background.
- Works with bonus codes too — The same script also auto-claims Telegram bonus codes via our relay system. Two features, one tool.
- Multiple accounts — Got more than one Stake account? The script supports claiming reloads across all of them.
Start Auto-Claiming Reloads Today
Install the script in minutes. 7-day free trial available. Works on Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Firefox.
Quick Questions
How often are reloads checked?
Every ~60 seconds. The script polls the reload page in the background without disrupting your browsing.
Does this work alongside the Telegram code claimer?
Yes. Both features run simultaneously. Reloads are checked on a timer while bonus codes arrive via WebSocket relay.
Do I need to keep Stake.com open?
Yes. The script runs inside your browser on the Stake.com page. Keep a tab open and logged in.
Is this safe for my account?
The script runs in your browser and interacts with Stake.com the same way you would manually. Read our full
Script Safety breakdown.