Posting a code costs nothing. If anyone asks you to pay to share a code, or charges you for a code itself, that is not this wall — walk away.
On this wall, sharing means posting your code to the free pool. The submission form is the first section on the homepage: enter the code and the uses-left count (default 30) and publish. There is no account to create, no approval queue, and no fee at any step. Your code then rotates through the free pool, may appear as a backfilled card on page 1, and may be picked as the random hero card — all without paying.
The one thing on this site that costs money is page-1 placement: an optional visibility purchase that puts a code in a fixed homepage slot. It is entirely separate from sharing. A free-pool code is just as copyable as a paid-slot code, and buying a slot does not make a code verified — paid placement means visibility, nothing more. If your goal is simply to share spare uses, the free pool is the whole mechanism and you never need to touch the paid slots.
A code with uses to spare costs its holder nothing to pass on: the uses exist whether or not anyone claims them, and they disappear when the code is used up, revoked, or expired. Sharing turns spare uses into someone else's way in — the person who copies the code redeems it in the Muse app (Settings > Redeem token), and the redeem entry is only available within 48 hours of joining Muse. That is why the wall works on a free model: the sharer loses nothing, the receiver gains a way in, and the only scarce resource is the uses-left count itself.
Free sharing has one honest limit: no code here is guaranteed valid. Codes may be used up, revoked, or expired by the time you try them, and the redeem window closes 48 hours after joining. The wall handles this with uses-left counts, expired markings at zero uses, and automatic takedown after three dead reports — but it cannot verify a code it did not issue. Treat every code as worth trying, not as a promise.
Because genuine sharing is free, anyone selling you a code, charging a "sharing fee," or asking for your password or payment in exchange for a code is running a different game. A code is just a string. Never pay for one, never hand over account access for one, and never promise anyone a specific reward for using your code — rewards vary by account and this site promises no amount.
Disclaimer: all codes on this site are user-submitted and NOT guaranteed valid (they may be used up, revoked, or expired). Paid placement does not mean verified. This site is not affiliated with Meta or Muse and is not an official channel. Reward amounts vary by account; this site promises no reward amount.