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Basic vs Pro ​

Fasty has two plans. Basic is free forever, with no commission on your sales. Fasty Pro adds the tools that help a store grow. Both work for the whole store, including everyone on your team.

What each plan includes ​

BASIC Basic, free foreverPRO Fasty Pro
Unlimited vendors, products and salesEverything in Basic, plus:
Delivery with every backup path, buyer receiptsGacha machines with a proof for every play
Redelivery from the panel and the redelivery terminalLoyalty points and a rewards shop
Gifts, free products, sending a productGift cards
Profit sharingCoupons, batches and freebies
Discounts: timed sales, store-wide or for some productsPayment requests for events, memberships and services
The SL group discountGiveaways with a public, fair draw
Backup hubs, variation groups, setup by nameMore room for your blogger team
Product updates for everyone who boughtA team, with roles and permissions you choose
Marketplace sales in the same panelAdvanced reports: more analysis, custom periods and the full report export
Bring your history from CasperVend or AllomancyDiscord alerts, only above an amount if you want
Stats, customer pages, the panel in your browserWebhooks for developers (JSON)
A blogger team, with limits on its size and productsThe Fasty API for your own scripts, games and sites
Blocking customersSending L$ from the panel
Your store brand: logo and colors
The Updater HUD
Sales in a CSV

Selling, delivering and redelivering will never be limited on Basic.

Price ​

Fasty Pro costs L$ 4,999 a year. It's valid for one year, and renewing adds one more year from the end date. A store can have up to 2 years of Pro ahead, so you can pay one extra year in advance.

There is no monthly fee and no commission. One payment covers the whole store and its team.

How to buy ​

  1. Find a Fasty Pro terminal in Second Life. In the panel, Store settings → Plan lists the terminals that are online right now, with a map link.

  2. Touch the terminal if you want to check first. It tells you what happens if you pay: whether your store is on Basic, until when your plan runs, or whether you have no store yet.

  3. Right-click the terminal → Pay and confirm the price. Your store becomes Pro right away. If you did not have a store yet, it is created already on Pro.

Pro always goes to the store of whoever pays. If you are on someone else's team and pay, the Pro goes to your own store (created on the spot if you don't have one), not to theirs: the owner buys Pro for their store.

No account yet?

If your store was just created by the payment, open the panel, choose Create account and type your Second Life username. You get the link to choose your password by IM, and your Pro store is already there.

Safe to pay

The terminal gives your money back on its own if you pay a different amount, or if the payment would give your store more than 2 years of Pro ahead. Each payment adds one year to the current end date, so you can pay one extra year in advance.

Your purchases are listed under Store settings → Plan. Fourteen days before your plan ends, the panel shows a reminder at the top with a link to renew.

If your plan ends ​

Nothing is deleted, and what already exists keeps working in Second Life. Your customers notice nothing:

  • Gacha machines keep playing and delivering.
  • Loyalty points keep being earned and spent.
  • Gift cards can always be spent (your customers paid for them).
  • Coupons that already exist keep working on your vendors.
  • Payment requests keep taking payments in the round that is live (you can still end it).
  • API keys keep reading, so scripts that check purchases in your games keep working.
  • Bloggers stay on your team and keep taking products. Your store uses the Basic limits, so you only add more once you're within them.

What stops is creating and editing Pro things: a new gacha collection, a new coupon, changes to the rewards shop, and so on. The Pro pages stay open so you can look at everything, and you can still pause or delete what you no longer want. Renew and everything is editable again, exactly as you left it.