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The Income page is where you decide who earns what. It has three parts: Sources, Bonuses and an Example payout preview.
Image needed — dashboard-income-overview.png Show the whole Income page: the Sources card at the top, the Bonuses card and the Example payout card.

Sources

An income source is a named group of roles that pay from the same pool, such as “Police” or “Fire & Rescue”. A member earns from every source they qualify for. Inside a source, Add role creates a primary rule.
Image needed — dashboard-income-sources.png Show the Sources card with two or three sources, each showing its status badge and the Add role button.

Primary role rules

A primary rule pays a role a daily amount, from one source.
  • A member can hold several roles in one source, but only the highest-paying role counts.
  • A member in several sources receives the selected amount from each source.
1

Add the rule

Under the source, click Add role.
2

Choose the role and amount

Pick the Discord role and enter the daily amount.
3

Save

The rule appears under its source.
If a role is deleted in Discord, the rule shows Role missing and pays nothing. Recreate the role or delete the rule.
Image needed — dashboard-income-rules.png Show a source with several role rules listed, each with its daily amount and the Enable/Delete/Edit controls.

Bonuses

A bonus is a role that pays on top of everything else, such as Booster or Donator. Every bonus a member holds is added.
  • Bonuses are not attached to a source.
  • Add one with Add bonus in the Bonuses card.
  • Edit, disable and delete work the same way as primary rules.

Example payout

At the bottom of the page, Example payout calculates what a member holding every configured role would earn. It shows:
  • Primary income, bonus income and the daily total.
  • A row per source, with the selected role and amount.
  • A note when the daily cap applies.
Use it to catch a rule that is too high or too low before a real payout runs.

Doing this from Discord

Every action on this page has a slash-command equivalent: See Admin commands.
Last modified on November 11, 2026