Licensing FAQ

What does each tier include?

| Tier | Concurrent client cap | Monthly price | |---|---|---| | Solo | 5 | 20 USDT | | Fleet | 10 | 35 USDT | | Unlimited | unlimited | 50 USDT |

All tiers include the full miner role, decision-engine fallback, and referral tracking. Tiers differ only in how many simultaneous EVE clients you can drive against the same license.

What counts as a "device"?

A device is a Windows machine that has logged in with the license key. The device record is created on first login and persists across reboots. Logging in twice from the same machine reuses the existing device entry.

Can I move my license between machines?

Yes — revoke the old device at /account/devices, then sign in on the new machine. Revocation frees the device slot for future logins. Existing JWTs already issued to that device may remain usable until they expire.

What happens when the license expires?

The desktop client refuses to start the loop. Existing JWTs continue to verify, so the action log and diagnostics remain readable, but no actions will be issued until you renew.

Do unused days roll over when I renew?

No. Each paid invoice extends the license to today + 30 days. Renewing early forfeits any unused time on the current period. The buy page warns you when more than 5 days remain so you don't lose them by accident.

Is the license key rotated when I renew?

Yes. Each paid invoice issues a new key. Update the desktop client with the new key after renewing. Existing active keys are not revoked automatically yet, so they may remain usable until expiry unless an admin revokes them.

How is offline use handled?

JWTs issued by /v1/auth/login are valid for 24 hours and cached locally. The client keeps running for the lifetime of the JWT even if the network is flaky. After 24 hours offline the client must reach the server to mint a fresh JWT.