A shared chest: everyone can fund the server

Chipping in to pay for a server used to mean bank transfers between friends and awkward reminders. It is now part of the account: a server’s holder can generate a contribution link, and everyone pays their share directly.

A link, not a code

The holder generates the link from their account, then shares it however they like — messaging app, voice channel, game group. Each contribution is a fixed amount, added straight to their balance. No code changes hands, and nobody is charged automatically afterwards.

A friend can see the offer before creating an account

The contribution page is public. Someone who has never heard of Easy Game Server can see what they are funding before deciding. Paying, on the other hand, requires an account with a verified email address: that is what lets us attach the contribution and answer if something goes wrong.

What it changes in practice

• The server stays in one person’s name: one invoice, one contact for support.
• Everyone contributes when they want, with no commitment and no automatic renewal.
• A contribution is credited straight away and is not refundable: the contributor confirms this before paying.

To give someone a server rather than share yours, see the gift cards announcement, or the guide Gifting a game server, which compares the two.