Frequently asked questions

Yes. The free plan includes one creator profile, one community, one game server, three connected accounts and a monthly AI allowance, with a transaction fee on store sales. No card is required to start. See pricing.

Store sales run through Stripe Checkout. Stripe charges its own processing fee; the platform fee for your plan is applied on top and shown on every order. Paid plans lower the fee.

At any time from your workspace settings. Limits change immediately; nothing you created is deleted when you downgrade, but you may not be able to add more until you are within the new limits.

When Stripe confirms the payment by webhook — usually within seconds of checkout. The order is marked paid, an entitlement is created and delivery to Discord or your FiveM server starts immediately. If a member has not linked Discord yet, delivery waits and retries.

The order is marked refunded or disputed, the entitlement is revoked and the perk is removed (Discord role, FiveM group). You can also refund from the order page, which calls Stripe and revokes in one step.

Yes, through Stripe Billing. Renewals, failed payments and cancellations arrive as webhooks and update the entitlement; subscribers can manage cards and cancel in the Stripe customer portal.

No. The resource works with plain ACE permissions and has small adapters for ESX and QBCore for character and job info. It never blocks the game thread and uses an API key from a convar, not hard-coded in the script.

Never by default. Players opt in to the player list; the public map shows aggregated zone counts with a minimum threshold; exact positions are admin-only and only if the server enables it.

The resource polls pending entitlements and acknowledges each by id after applying it. A grant that has been acknowledged is never sent again, even if the server restarts.

Those platforms require app review, business accounts or paid API tiers before posting works for every user. The connectors are built and gated behind feature flags; the social docs list what each platform requires. Twitch, YouTube, Discord and KICK need no review.

No. You connect through each platform's OAuth screen; we store the resulting tokens encrypted at rest and only request the scopes a feature uses. Disconnecting deletes the tokens.

Twitch can push a webhook the moment you go live (EventSub); YouTube and KICK are polled every two minutes. A manual override on your profile is never cleared by the poller.

Only the outcome: a status, a timestamp, the provider name and its reference id. No document images, document numbers, dates of birth or selfies — ever.

Yes, from your account page. Deleting a connected account removes its tokens immediately.

A browser source in OBS rotates approved creatives from campaigns you have opted into. Impressions count only while the overlay is actually shown; brands see per-creator reporting with tracked links, QR scans and promo-code conversions.

Earnings accrue in a ledger per creator and are paid out through Stripe Connect (Express) once the creator completes onboarding, or recorded manually by the workspace.