Server boosts5 min readUpdated October 2026

30 days or 90

Same boost count. The longer pack holds the level for the full term.

30 days or 90
  • 30

    Days on a 1-month pack

  • 90

    Days on a 3-month pack

  • Same

    Boost count either way

01

The term is the difference

A 1-month pack covers 30 days. A 3-month pack covers 90 days. The boost count does not change when you switch terms. Eight boosts are eight boosts. What changes is how long they are meant to stay, and what you pay across that stretch.

The level tracks the boosts, not the calendar by itself. On day one a 14-boost pack is Level 3 whether you bought 30 days or 90. It stays Level 3 while those boosts stay active. When the term ends and the boosts leave, the perks leave with them.

02

What the longer pack costs

When a longer term is listed, it is the same boost count held for more days. The price is the one printed on that card. Compare the cards in the catalog rather than assuming every count discounts by the same percent.

03

Picking one

Choose the shorter term when you want the banner or the vanity URL for a launch, an event, or a month you already know you will revisit. You can buy another term later if you want the level again.

Choose the longer term when it is listed and you want the level to hold without a new order every month. A boost that drops early is replaced on the same order either way.

How checkout works →

04

Questions

Is a 3-month pack a different level?
No. The level comes from the boost count. The term is only how long that count is meant to stay: 30 days or 90.
Which pack is cheaper per month?
The longer card, when the catalog lists one. Compare the prices on the product cards. Those are the checkout totals.
Can I extend a shorter pack later?
Buy another term when you want it. The current order covers the term printed on the card you paid for.

Next step

Match the pack to the level.

The price on the card is the checkout total. Buy the pack, then send a permanent invite.