Ultra Thunder Agent Resale Pricing

What you charge players is your decision. A clear, steady price keeps players and protects your margin.

Start from your cost

Know what each point costs you after any promo. If you restock 5,000 or more, the extra 10% lowers your effective cost per point.

Add your margin

Your margin covers your time, payment fees and the occasional loss. A margin too thin leaves nothing for bad weeks.

Look at the market

Players compare. You do not need to be the cheapest, but you should be able to explain why your service is worth the price: fast replies, reliable cash-outs, clear rules.

Minimum reloads

A minimum stops tiny reloads eating your evening. Pick a round figure and state it.

Changing prices

1. Decide the new price.
2. Announce it a week ahead.
3. Honour old prices for payments already sent.
4. Update your pinned rules.

Keep it simple

One price list, not special deals for every player. Exceptions spread and cause resentment.

Payment fees

Some payment methods charge you a fee on every incoming payment. Include that in your price rather than surprising players with extra charges. If one method is much more expensive for you, you can set a slightly higher minimum for it, as long as the rule is written down clearly and applied to everyone who uses it.

Review quarterly

Every three months, check whether your price still covers costs and time.

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