Add what you're coordinating
Open Bantle and add the subscription access you are coordinating. Choose monthly sharing for recurring access or one-time access for a remaining subscription period.
Monthly sharing captures monthly price, slots and commitment. One-time access captures one-time price, months remaining, access method and access notes.
Confirm provider rules and access details
Before listing or joining, check the underlying provider's terms. Bantle is not affiliated with providers and does not verify whether your arrangement is allowed.
For one-time access, the host must list accurate remaining access details. The buyer should confirm those details directly in chat before paying outside Bantle.
Talk in chat
Buyers propose first. Once a proposal is accepted and the deal is active, full chat opens so both sides can confirm access, duration, price, rules and timing before either side coordinates outside Bantle. Closed, cancelled, rejected or completed deals become read-only.
Bantle keeps monthly sharing and one-time access labels separate so one-time prices are never shown as monthly prices.
Propose and accept with a safety acknowledgement
Before a proposal or acceptance completes, Bantle asks users to acknowledge that payment happens outside Bantle and Bantle does not process payments or promise access.
The deal records the monthly or one-time terms for moderation context, but that record is not payment verification or access verification.
Coordinate payment outside Bantle
Users choose their own outside-Bantle method. Bantle does not collect, hold, route, verify, insure or reverse payments.
If something goes wrong, resolve it with the other user, your payment provider, your bank or appropriate legal channels. Bantle does not provide refunds or compensation.
Use reports and ratings if something goes wrong
If a user misrepresents access, pressures you, or behaves badly, use in-app reports so moderation can review the listing, chat and deal context.
Ratings remain a user signal. They do not mean Bantle confirmed payment, access or provider compliance.
A note on subscription provider terms
Subscription provider rules vary and change over time. Some plans require household membership, some require family-group membership, and many prohibit commercialisation or credential sharing. Bantle does not police those rules and cannot tell whether your specific arrangement qualifies under any given provider's terms.
By using Bantle you confirm that you have read the relevant provider's terms of service and that you will not use Bantle to coordinate access in a way that violates them. See our terms of service and community guidelines for the full version.