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How To Create A Package

What is a Package?

A package in Tebex represents a digital product your customers can purchase. Each package includes:

  • A name and description

  • A price (one-time, recurring, or both)

  • Deliverables (e.g., game server commands, Discord roles, license keys)


Step 1: Create a New Package

  1. Log in to your Tebex Control Panel.

  2. Navigate to Packages in the left sidebar.

  3. Click Add NewPackage.


Step 2: Fill in Basic Package Info

Field
Description

Name

The public name shown on your webstore.

Description

Clearly explain the product. Make sure your package descriptions clearly list all perks and delivered benefits your package offers.

Category

Assign to a store category. You can edit categories later if needed.

Image and/or Video via YouTube

Images are displayed on the store depending on your template. Use PNG ≤165px height. Videos (via YouTube) can be listed in addition to images; these are displayed alongside the images in a carousel.

Price

Set a one-time fee, subscription, or both.

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Subscriptions help drive recurring revenue! If you're not already offering them, why not try:


Step 3: Configure Pricing & Delivery Rules

Payment Options

  • One-Time Payment

  • Recurring Subscription

  • Both (same price for both)

Delivery Scheduling

  • Remove After: Automatically revoke access after X days.

  • Charge Every: Set subscription frequency (e.g., monthly).

Free Trials for Subscriptions

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This feature is new!

Tebex now supports free trials for subscription packages.

With a free trial, we'll collect customer payment details at the checkout stage but not charge them at that point - instead, we'll charge the customer at the end of the free trial period.

You can offer free trials of 1, 3, 7, 10, 14 & 30 days - configurable on a per-package basis.

To configure a trial, click 'Trials' from the options list and choose a trial duration.

Don't see the 'Trials' option?

Make sure the package you're editing is set to charge customers on a subscription-basis. The free trials option won't appear on packages set to charge customers on a one-off basis.


Step 4: Set Purchase Limits (Optional)

  • Global Limit: Limit total store-wide purchases.

  • User Limit: Limit per-customer purchases.

  • Exclude Removed Packages from limit tracking.

Setting up a subscription where you only want the customer to have one active subscription at a time?

You'll need to set a User Limit of 1 per month to restrict purchases.


Step 5: Apply Restrictions (Optional)

  • Required Packages: Gate access behind owning one or more packages.

  • Quantity Lock: Prevent customers from adjusting quantity.

  • Visibility Options:

    • Publish date range

    • Hide for anonymous users

    • Fully disable package from store

Disabling a package won’t affect any existing subscriptions, but it will prevent new ones from being created.


Step 6: Add Deliverables

Each deliverable is triggered by specific events (purchase, refund, removal, etc.).

Supported Deliverable Types

Type
Description

Game Server Commands

Send in-game commands on purchase (e.g., using Tebex Plugin or RCON).

FiveM Assets

Link assets from your CFX Account for automatic delivery.

Discord Actions

Assign/remove roles, send messages, or invite users to Discord.

License Keys

Upload a CSV (max 500 keys) for Tebex to distribute via email.

File Downloads

Provide digital downloads (max 300MB).

Webhooks

Send transaction info to your own server. See Developer Docs.

Gift Cards

Issue a gift card to the customer equal to the purchase amount.

Need help writing server commands? Check our Command Guide.


Step 7: Advanced Options

  • Custom URL Slug: Make package URLs more readable and SEO-friendly.

  • Package Meta: This allows you to attach custom JSON data to any package to trigger highly specific, custom in-game rewards or display custom data.


Final Step: Save the Package

Click Create or Update to finalize your package. Your new product will now appear on your webstore.

Prefer a Video Walkthrough?

Check out our Package Creation Overview Guide for a visual introduction.

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