Buying something
The path from product page to order number, buying as a guest, and gifting to another player.
You do not need an account#
The checkout is deliberately open. Someone who wants to gift
a rank to a friend should not have to register first, and the person receiving
it does not need an account either.
Having an account does buy you something, though: your orders and deliveries
are listed under Account → Orders, and you can see
the state of every delivery instead of only the mail.
The path#
- Pick a product in the store. Every product page says
what it is, what it grants and what it costs.
- Add to cart. The cart holds items, not prices — the price is read fresh
from the catalogue every time it is shown. A price cannot go stale in your
cart and surprise you at the end.
- Checkout. Here you give the Minecraft name the goods go to. This is
the field that makes gifting work, and it is the field to get exactly right:
see Your Minecraft name.
- Pay.
- Keep the order number. It is fourteen characters, and it is what
identifies your order in any conversation about it.
The order page#
Every order has a page at /ggnetwork/checkout/<order number>, and it is
open — no sign-in. That is intentional: a guest has to be able to reach their
own receipt, and holding the fourteen-character number is the proof.
The flip side: the number is the key. Post it publicly and you have handed
out access to your receipt. Give it to the team in a report or a DM, not in a
forum thread.
Buying for someone else#
Put their Minecraft name in at checkout and you are done. Nothing else changes;
the goods go to them, the receipt comes to you.
What does not work is buying it under your own name and asking to move it
later. After a delivery has run, what arrived is theirs and the game server has
no idea it was meant for anyone else.
What is actually available#
Two categories deliver today: Gen Ranks and
Crate Keys.
The HeartSMP categories are visible and marked as coming soon. They are not a
bug and not a broken link — they are planned, and they say so rather than
pretending to be empty.
Related
How delivery works
Why goods arrive a moment later rather than instantly, what the delivery states mean, and when to ask.
Payments and refunds
What paying twice does and does not do, why receipts matter, and what a chargeback costs you.
Your Minecraft name
Where your in-game name is used, why it has to be exact, and what happens when you change it.