Earn credits · capped monthly

Get paid in hosting credit for real coverage.

Write a post, record a video, or ship a modpack or plugin about running a server here. Submit the link from the panel and a person reviews it by hand. An approved submission credits your wallet — credit that pays for hosting on this platform, and nothing else.

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Already have an account? Submit from the Earn tab in the panel.

What each kind pays

Three kinds of submission.

These are the current published rates, mirrored from the operator’s config — an operator can change that config, so check the panel’s Earn tab for the live rate before you submit anything.

Written post — $10

A blog post, forum writeup, or Reddit post about running a server here.

Video — $30

A YouTube video, TikTok, or similar — a walkthrough, a review, a build log.

Modpack or plugin — $50

A modpack or plugin you publish on Modrinth or CurseForge, built for or tested on a server here.

The caps

Two ceilings, both real numbers.

A submission goes through only if its whole reward still fits at or under the cap that applies to it — not queued for partial credit, not accepted for a smaller amount. Right up against a cap, that can refuse a submission before the number below is reached.

$60 per month, per account.Counted at the moment you submit, from submissions that are pending or already approved. With $55 already used this month, a $50 modpack submission is refused even though $5 is still technically left — its reward has to fit in what remains, whole. A rejection frees that headroom immediately, not at the start of the next month: rejected submissions don’t count toward the cap at all.

$300 per month, across the whole program.One shared ceiling across every account, same rule: a submission is accepted only if its reward fits inside whatever’s left of the program’s cap for the month. Once nothing large enough is left, submissions close for everyone — that reopens as soon as a pending submission is rejected and frees space, or the next month starts, whichever comes first.

Disclosure

Say where the credit came from.

Hosting credit is compensation, so your post or video has to say so before you submit it — not after. Put this sentence in it, word for word:

The submission form asks you to confirm that sentence is already in the content. Checking the box without it actually there is the fastest way to get a submission rejected on review.

The rest of the rules

What review does and doesn’t promise.

Your account’s email has to be verified first.A submission from an account that hasn’t confirmed its email is refused. A fresh account starts unverified — check your inbox for the confirmation link before you head to the Earn tab to submit.

Reward doesn’t depend on tone.A critical, warts-and-all review pays exactly the same as a glowing one, at the same rate for its kind. We’re paying for real coverage of running a server here, not for praise.

Credit spends on hosting here, nothing else.An approved submission adds wallet credit that pays your hosting bill on this platform. It doesn’t cash out, doesn’t withdraw, and doesn’t reverse to a card.

A credited server gets no priority in capacity.Running on earned credit doesn’t reserve you a slot. If the capacity pool is busy when your server tries to wake or start, it gets refused the same way any paying server does.

A person reviews every submission by hand.We don’t publish a turnaround time for review — check your submission’s status in the panel.

A daily submission limit applies.3 per account per day by current default config — the panel’s Earn tab shows exactly how many you have left today before you submit.

A link that’s pending or already paid can’t be submitted again.Submit a link that’s already pending review or already approved — by any account, not just yours — and it’s refused as a duplicate. A rejected link is different: fix whatever got it rejected (missing disclosure is the usual reason) and submit that same link again.