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Everything about ordering, shipping and fixing — search it, or pick the step you're on below. When it isn't written out, ask and I'll answer it.

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01
Getting started
What I do, what it costs, where to open a ticket3 min read
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Gathering what I need
Logs, version, plugin list, what changed before it broke2 min read
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Approving the price
How quotes work and when a number can change3 min read
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Delivery and testing
What you get back and how to verify it on your server4 min read
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Revisions
What's covered free and what counts as a new job3 min read
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After it ships
Support, updates and keeping the thing alive4 min read

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Where to start — services at a glanceThe four things I sell: fixes, setups, plugins, ongoing work.

Opening a ticket on DiscordThe fastest route — one message, one problem, straight to me.

What to send with your first messageVersion, logs, plugin list and what changed before it broke.

How pricing worksStarting price, flat quotes, and when a number moves.

Custom plugins — from idea to jarScope, quote, build, handover: the code is yours.

Server setup — the checklistCore, permissions, plugins, spawn, backups: the 20€ base.

Help with issues — logs and lagWhat to paste, what I read first, how fixes ship.

Hiring for ongoing workRetainers and long projects — terms agreed up front.

Revisions and guaranteesBugs in my work are fixed free — same hands, same code.

Keeping plugins updatedVersion bumps, API changes, and what I watch for you.

Backup and restore basicsWhat to back up before any change, and how to roll back.

Contact support — what to includeLogs, screenshots, timestamps: the three things that speed fixes up.

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