Volume discount

The more servers on dedicated resources you keep, the cheaper each of them is. The discount is applied automatically — no applications needed.

How it's calculated

From the fifth server — 5%, then +1% for every next one, up to 15%:

ServersDiscount
1–40%
55%
66%
……
15 and more15%

What counts as a server

Active game servers on dedicated resources count — bought as a fixed plan or built in the builder.

CountsDoesn't count
A plan (e.g. CS2-3)Per-slot servers
Builder — your own vCPU, RAM and SSDFastDL
Servers in all your projectsDedicated IPs
Servers stopped for non-payment
Servers in other people's projects you were given access to

Servers across all your projects are counted together: three projects with four servers each is 12 servers, not "four in each".

What it applies to

The discount applies to the same servers that earn it — those on dedicated resources. Per-slot servers, FastDL and dedicated IPs are paid in full even at your maximum discount.

The dedicated IP surcharge on a server rental isn't covered by the volume discount — it's a separate service. If dedicated IPs have a discount of their own, that one applies to the surcharge.

When it's recalculated

On every renewal. The discount isn't tied to the purchase date: buy a fifth server and on the next renewal all your dedicated-resource servers get cheaper, including the very first.

A paid period isn't recalculated: money for an already-paid month is neither refunded nor topped up.

The reverse is also true. Close servers and drop below the threshold — the price goes up on the next renewal. If you plan to shrink the fleet, keep in mind the remaining servers get dearer too.

If you already have a personal discount

Discounts don't stack — the largest one applies. With a personal 20% and a volume 15% you pay with the 20% discount.

Where to see it

The dashboard's home page has a Best discount card — the largest of your discounts (volume or personal) with a hint on what it's made of. The current discount is also visible in the rent form: the old price is struck through with the percentage next to it. There's also a hint on how many servers are left to the next tier.

The charged amount is always visible in the transaction history.