Public responses

FAQs
The most frequently asked questions, with direct answers.

This page covers free offers, renewals, billing, moderation rules, support, and operational limits useful before creating an account.

Basics of service and free offers.

Do you offer real free offers?

Yes. Some game and bot offers have a free tier, but these plans have renewal rules, shared resources and technical limits described in the public pages and documentation.

Can I use the same account for multiple services?

Yes. The same customer account can be used to manage bots, game servers, documentation access, and future services. The limits always depend on the plan chosen for each product.

Where do I start if I only want the installation steps?

Start with the documentation. This is the quickest way to find deployment steps, supported runtimes, renewal instructions and configuration notes per service.

Renewal, paid offers and orders.

How does the renewal of free offers work?

Free plans may require manual renewal at a shorter frequency than paid services. The exact window depends on the product and remains specified in the documentation.

Do paid offers renew automatically?

In most cases, yes. Paid services are designed for continuity, but it remains useful to check the billing conditions visible on the order page or in the customer area.

Can I contact you before ordering?

Yes. If a project has unusual needs, write to us by email or on Discord before ordering. It is better to validate the runtime, expected load and storage requirements in advance.

Moderation, documentation and operational limits.

Or do you provide support?

The first layer of support remains the documentation and FAQ. For tracking, account issues or product questions, public Discord and email channels remain available.

Are there any restrictions on hosted projects?

Yes. Projects must comply with the platform's rules, the conditions of external services and applicable law. Some public documentation also lists operational limits, particularly for shared or free offers.

Why do you make these limits public?

Because a visitor must understand the actual operating conditions before choosing a service. Posting boundaries is part of a more useful and honest site.