Grants rarely move between accounts
Most AWS promotional credits cannot be transferred to another account. Selling the grant itself is usually blocked by the program terms.
Leftover AWS Activate or promotional credits? Get cash for the unused balance without transferring the grant, password, or account.
Contact usActivate and promotional AWS balances rarely move to another account. If burn is low, the remainder expires — StackCredits pays for agreed usage instead.
Most AWS promotional credits cannot be transferred to another account. Selling the grant itself is usually blocked by the program terms.
If your burn is low, Activate credits can expire with a large remainder still unused — cash you never received.
StackCredits does not take over the account. You keep the AWS console, root access, and the ability to revoke the key.
The AWS account, root access, billing alerts, and the grant itself. Nothing is transferred off your console.
A limited IAM or API credential you create, plus the remaining balance and expiry date. No root password.
Share how much AWS credit is left and when it expires. We confirm whether the remaining window is enough to set up.
You create a limited IAM or API credential — not your root password. We start with a small usage test.
An agreed share of the credits gets used. You see every charge in the AWS console and receive payouts on the agreed schedule.
Rates depend on remaining balance and how much time is left on the AWS window. Send the numbers — we reply with a clear path. Full rate bands live on the homepage.
Usually no — promotional AWS credits stay tied to your account. StackCredits is different: the credits remain yours, and you get paid for agreed usage through a restricted key.
No. We only need a limited credential you control. You can revoke access at any time.
Yes. Every charge appears in your AWS billing and cost tools. We start small so you can verify before scaling.
Tell us how much time is left. If the window is enough, we can still set it up; if not, we will say so upfront.