One browser extension, one script, one license. That is the whole thing.
It is a free, widely used userscript manager. Get it from the official site for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave or Opera. Safari is not supported.
Open the Telegram bot, pick a plan and enter your Shuffle username — exactly as it appears on your profile. The license is bound to that username.
Click the install button below. Tampermonkey will open its install screen — press Install. Updates arrive automatically.
Log in the way you normally do. The panel appears at the side of the page. It reads your username from the session — you never type a password anywhere, and there is no license key to paste.
That is it. Claiming happens in that tab, so it needs to stay open — minimised or in the background is fine. Close it and nothing is claimed.
The Shuffle username on your license has to match the account you are logged into, character for character. Check it in the bot. If you bought it with the wrong username, contact support and it will be corrected.
A license locks to the first Shuffle account that connects with it, which is what stops one license being shared around. If you genuinely changed accounts, contact support and we will unlock it.
The server only talks to the current script version. Open the Tampermonkey dashboard, find Shuffle Auto Claim and update it — or just install it again from the button above.
The extension works to keep that from happening, but Shuffle decides. When it does happen the extension opens Shuffle's own redeem page so you can solve it and still get the code, instead of losing it silently.
The browser has to stay running with a shuffle.com tab open — the claim happens on your own session. A sleeping laptop claims nothing. Disable sleep, or leave it on a machine that stays awake.
No. Only one tab does the claiming; the others stay idle on purpose, so a code is never claimed twice.