Most Honest Subscription

Finally, a subscription that tells you exactly what you're getting.

Which isn't much.

For $5/month, you get the satisfaction of knowing you helped someone. That someone is a guy on the internet. This is not a charity. It is just painfully honest.

Not a charity. Not tax deductible. Barely even useful. But strangely satisfying.

Here's exactly what you get.

Here's what you definitely don't get.

What does a monthly update look like?

Something like this. Every month. Forever. Or until you cancel.

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The Guy You HelpedJust now

to me

Your $5 Did Something

Good news.

Your $5 has been received and emotionally appreciated.

This month, your support contributed to one or more of the following:

  • Coffee
  • Website fees
  • A gas station snack
  • A mildly ambitious idea
  • The illusion of financial stability

You remain a good person. Probably.

— The Guy You Helped

Why does this exist?

Most subscriptions bury what you're actually paying for under promises of “exclusive content” and “premium access.” This one doesn't. You're paying $5/month to support a stranger on the internet, and in return you get a monthly email and a good feeling. That's it. We thought someone should just say that out loud.

One plan. No confusion.

We considered adding tiers. We didn't.

The Good Person Plan

$5/ month

That's it. That's the plan.

  • Monthly update email
  • Wall of Questionable Generosity listing (optional)
  • Certified Good Person status
  • The satisfaction of honesty

Cancel anytime. No hard feelings. Well. Maybe a little.

The Wall of Questionable Generosity

These are real people who looked at this website and said “sure, why not.”

Be the first. The bar is literally $5.

Let's be very clear about something.

This is not a charity, nonprofit, fundraiser, or tax-deductible donation. Your payment is a voluntary subscription for entertainment, novelty membership, and the personal satisfaction of supporting another human being. That human being is anonymous. I may spend your $5 responsibly. I may not. Either way, you did your part.