Alastor’s deals in Hazbin Hotel are part of his long-running power plays in Hell, but the canonical details vary by source and season, so there isn’t a single, definitive answer. Here’s a concise rundown of the most commonly discussed possibilities, with the caveat that interpretations can differ among fans and creators have teased future reveals. Direct answer

• The most consistently cited deal involves Alastor entering arrangements with other powerful beings in Hell (notably Vox and Husk in various fan and official materials) to secure leverage or preserve his own influence, sometimes in exchange for keeping others safe or out of his way. In one widely discussed thread of the franchise’s lore, Alastor’s past includes a significant interruption or “hiatus” of power related to a prior bargain, suggesting that a seven-year window or similar constraint could be tied to his reduced power during a specific period. These elements appear across multiple sources and analyses but are not presented as a single, explicit contract in the main animated canon.

Context and key points

• Alastor as a deal-maker: The character is frequently described as someone who negotiates to gain or maintain power, often offering favorable terms to others in exchange for loyalty, silence, or services. This framing appears in pilot materials and subsequent discussions about his role in Hell’s political landscape.

• Specific named deals: There are fan-sourced and episodic references to deals with other overlords or powerful beings (for example, characters like Vox and Husk are tied to bargaining dynamics in extended lore and discussion). The exact terms of these deals are not consistently spelled out in the primary episodes, leading to multiple interpretations.

• Seven-year hiatus and Lilith angle: Some analyses speculate about a past arrangement involving Lilith that temporarily diminished Alastor’s power or altered his status, suggesting a backstory where a deal changed the balance of his influence during a critical period. This is a theory circulating among fans and some secondary materials, not an officially confirmed plot point in the core show.

• Official statements and finales: There are statements from creators about the broad theme of Alastor’s deals and his influence, but specifics about a single, definitive contract remain intentionally ambiguous, inviting speculation and future reveals in potential seasons or material.

If you’d like, I can narrow this down by:

• Focusing on a particular season, episode, or creator interview to map the most explicit references.
• Comparing how different sources (official materials vs. fan wikis vs. media coverage) describe the deals and what is considered canon versus speculation.