Game Vault Sub-Agent Pricing

Once you supply your own Game Vault agents, you need a price for them. A fair, written rate keeps a network stable.

Start from your own cost

Your buy rate from us is the floor. Add what it costs you to serve agents: your time, payment fees, the balance you keep idle as a buffer. That gives you a realistic starting price.

Minimum orders

Tiny, frequent orders take as much effort as large ones. Many distributors set a minimum per reload and a slightly better rate for agents who order in bigger blocks.

Write it down

Send each agent their rate, minimum and your reload hours in chat, and ask them to confirm. When a disagreement comes up, the written terms settle it.

Same rate for the same agents

Agents compare notes. If you give different rates, have a clear reason, such as volume, and be ready to explain it.

Do not undercut yourself

Cutting your margin to zero to win agents leaves nothing for mistakes, fees or quiet weeks. A small, steady margin outlasts a price war.

Passing on our promo

Our 9% extra applies to your own orders from 5,000 points. Whether you share some of that with your agents is your decision; just keep it consistent.

Review monthly

Look at your costs and volumes each month and adjust if needed, with notice to your agents.

Your own buy rate comes from our Game Vault distributor team; see wholesale pricing and sub-distributor seats.

Want a seat to try these steps? The Game Vault distributor home page tells you how to ask for one.

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