Game Vault Agent Resale Pricing

Your price to players is your decision. Setting it well means knowing your costs, your risks and what your players will accept.

Start with your real cost

Take what you paid us for an order and divide by the full number of points that arrived, including the 9% promo extra on larger orders. That is your cost per point. Everything else builds on it.

Add what selling costs you

• Fees on the payment methods players use.
• Bonus points you give in promotions.
• Your time, especially if you work late hours.

Remember the cash-out side

Players who win redeem points back to you, and you pay them. Your margin is not only the gap between buying and selling points; it is what remains after cash-outs over a week or a month. Look at your log over several weeks before you decide a price is working.

Keep it simple

Players compare agents. A clear, round rate they can understand is better than a complicated table. If you offer a better rate for larger loads, use one or two steps, not ten.

Change rates carefully

Announce changes in advance, apply them from a set date and honour any load already paid at the old rate. Frequent changes make players nervous.

Sub-agents

If you supply other agents, their buying price from you must leave them room to sell to players. Agree it clearly and in writing.

Our side

Your buying price from us is shared privately. Message us for price.

Supplying others? See Game Vault sub-agent pricing, and margins are explained in holding percentage explained.

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