Tebex Accounts vs. Projects
Tebex provides a robust monetization platform for game creators and studios, allowing you to manage multiple storefronts under a single identity. This guide explains the difference between Tebex Accounts and Tebex Projects, and how to structure your setup for maximum flexibility and compliance.
What is a Tebex Account?
Your Tebex Account is your master login — a personal or business-level profile used to access all projects, manage your identity, and maintain platform credentials.
Key Characteristics
One Account per Creator: Each user or entity may only maintain one active Tebex Account.
Identity Verification: Only one identity verification is required. Additional accounts will be declined.
Personal or Business Representation: This account represents you (as an individual or organization) across all monetization activities.
Use Your Tebex Account To:
Access the Tebex Creator Dashboard
Manage your identity and billing information
Control global credentials and security settings
What is a Tebex Project?
A Tebex Project is an individual storefront or monetization instance under your account. Each project operates independently, with its own branding, configuration, and product catalog.
Key Characteristics
Unlimited Projects: Create as many projects as you need under one verified account.
Scoped Configuration: Each project supports its own payment settings, custom domain, branding, and server integration.
Reuse of Verification: Once your account is verified, all associated projects are covered — no need to repeat the process.
Use Projects To:
Run separate storefronts for multiple game servers, mods, or titles
Manage distinct monetization strategies across communities or regions
Maintain brand-specific themes, integrations, and customer experiences
Best Practices
Always maintain a single Tebex Account to ensure account integrity, simplified onboarding, and policy compliance.
Use separate Projects to scale across games, servers, or business units while retaining centralized control.
Avoid creating multiple accounts to circumvent limits — this can delay approval or cause verification issues.
Need Help?
If you’re unsure how to structure your setup or need help creating new projects, visit the Tebex Knowledgebase or reach out to support.
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