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Three things are free forever, for everyone: on-site vouching, your profile page, and leaderboard placement. That is deliberate rather than a trial — reputation belongs to the person who earned it, and putting a paywall between someone and their own record would make the record worth less. What costs money is the tooling built on top: selling, administering, and white-labelling.

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The split

User premium and server premium are separate things bought by different people. A seller buys user premium for themselves; a server owner buys server premium for their community. Neither implies the other.

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Redeeming a key

Premium is unlocked with a key rather than a card. A key looks like VF-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, and you redeem it at vouch.foo/dashboard/redeem.
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Sign in

Head to vouch.foo and sign in with Discord. Redeeming is tied to your account, so this has to happen first.
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Pick what it applies to

A user key applies to your account and needs nothing else. A server key asks which server — and you must have Manage Server there.
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Paste the key

The dashboard tells you what was unlocked and when it expires. Redeeming a second key for the same thing extends it rather than starting a duplicate.
Spending a server key requires Manage Server in that server, checked against Discord at the moment you redeem — not against anything we have cached. Being a member is not enough.
Some keys are lifetime. Redeem one and the dashboard shows “Lifetime” instead of a countdown; redeeming a dated key on top of it changes nothing, and a lifetime key redeemed on top of a dated one upgrades it.

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What happens when premium lapses

Nothing is deleted, and nothing you earned is taken away. Listings you already created stay where they are; you simply cannot create new ones from the web until you renew. A server that lapses keeps its free page — its leaderboard and its trusted sellers — and loses the storefront and the console. Vouches, profiles and trust ratings are untouched in every case, because those are free tier. The one thing with a grace period is a custom bot, which keeps running for 7 days after the add-on lapses before it stops. A renewal that lands on a Monday morning should not have taken your server’s bot offline over the weekend.

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Priority sync

Premium servers get their cards posted in about a second instead of waiting for the periodic sweep. It is strictly a latency improvement: on the free tier the card still arrives, just up to a couple of minutes later. Nothing is ever dropped for being on the free tier.

Selling on the web

What user premium actually unlocks, and how listings work.