A Minecraft, FiveM and SCP:SL server website with a store and Discord bot
A website with the server address and leaderboard, a store that grants the reward in game once payment is confirmed, a bot that hands out Discord roles and a panel where you see sales. We run our own brands' Discord servers on bots like these.
A website that gets players onto the server in two minutes
Players want three things: what kind of server it is, the address and whether anyone plays on it. The rest of the website works for the store and the community.
Address and player count up front
A copy-address button and a player count pulled live from the server. No screenshots from a year ago.
Modes, rules and updates
Each game mode has a description, and updates land on the website and the Discord channel at the same time.
Leaderboards from server data
A plugin collects player stats and the website shows weekly leaderboards and player profiles.
The store on the same website
The item store is part of the website, not an outside platform. Details on the game server store page.
From "buy" to a rank in game
Five links. Each one handles the case where something goes wrong: the player is offline, the payment fails, the server is restarting.
- Player
- Item storeDelivery queue
- PaymentPayment operator
- ServerServer plugin
- DiscordDiscord bot
- PlayerItem store
Step 1 of 6: Package, in-game name and acceptance of the terms
- Item storePayment
Step 2 of 6: Order
- PaymentItem store
Step 3 of 6: Paid
Confirmation from Przelewy24, BLIK or Stripe returns to the store.
- Item storeServer
Step 4 of 6: To grant (in the background)
A record of what to grant and to whom, with retries.
- ServerPlayer
Step 5 of 6: A rank in game
Grants the rank right away or on the player's next join.
- Item storeDiscord
Step 6 of 6: Role (in the background)
Grants a role and announces the support if the player opted in.
The reward reaches the player even if they bought it from a phone at school
The store records what to grant and to whom, and the plugin collects it when the player joins. We use the same pattern in FiveM scripts and SCP:SL plugins.
A queue, not a blind command
The store does not fire a command at the server hoping the player is online. It records the reward in a queue, and the plugin collects it when the player joins.
Never twice
Each delivery has an ID and a status. A server restart mid-delivery does not give a second rank for the same money.
A rank taken back after a chargeback
Blocking a player after a chargeback revokes their rank, and the player is told why.
A rank for a set number of days
The package grants a rank that expires on its own, with a reminder before it ends.
Three games, three sets of rules
Each game has a different plugin language and different rules for earning money on a server. The store and website have to match them. We check each game's rules at the source before building a store, because they change more often than server websites do.
Minecraft
- cosmetics
- perks with no gameplay advantage
- an advantage for money
- capes or anything that imitates them
FiveM
- in-game currency for real money
- loot boxes
SCP: Secret Laboratory
Server monetisation rules you cannot skip
Game owners publish rules on what can be sold to players. A store that breaks them puts the server at risk, so we enforce them in code.
If you sell on a Minecraft server
then the store only has perks that do not ruin other players' game or give an advantage, and cosmetics, without capes or anything that imitates them.
If a Minecraft player pays real money
then they get an online purchase history and see the contents and prices before joining the server. That is why the store has a player account with history and a public price list.
If a Minecraft server has its own currency
then it has no real-world value, cannot be cashed out or moved to other servers and does not look like Minecoins.
If the server runs on FiveM
then the store sells no in-game currency for real money, no loot boxes and no cash-out mechanics, and an official brand server needs separate permission.
Bots we run ourselves
Four production bots run our brands' Discord servers. We build game server bots on the same core.
Discord bots for VulCode brands
Tickets
Tickets in categories with a transcript saved on close.Verification
New member verification with an email code.Roles
Roles granted automatically and removed when they expire.Modules
Modules switched on separately for each server.
Questions from server admins
The most common questions before ordering a website and store.
Read next
The store on its own, hosting and the community around a server.
Tell us about your server
Tell us which game your players play and what you already have. We will reply with where to start and a free quote.