Growth

Where players come from, store revenue, campaigns, A/B experiments and countries.

Using the dashboardUpdated 2 min read

Acquisition

Which join address or tracked link new players used, and how many stayed. Where the agent supports it (Minecraft Java, Velocity, Hytale), the first hostname a player joined with is recorded, so a separate address per source (yt.play.example.net, vote.play.example.net) shows which sources bring players who return. This is join-hostname attribution, not proof that one link click caused a join.

Revenue (Operator and Network)

Gross, refunded, chargeback and net revenue, paying share, average order, ARPU, ARPPU, first-purchase conversion, revenue per player-hour, packages, servers and creator codes. It needs a store connection. Roles need the read_money permission.

Experiments (Operator and Network)

Split players between 2 to 4 variants and see which wins. See run an A/B experiment.

Organisation tabs

  • Campaigns (Operator: up to 10 live; Network: 200): match rules by join hostname, creator code or Discord invite, first touch per player, a leaderboard. Campaign spend, cost per player and payer, tracked links (serverstats.cc/go/…) and exports are Network. The Vote lists tab compares server lists by new players, voters and retention (how it works), and a campaign can have its own creator view.
  • Store connections: Tebex, PayNow and CraftingStore webhooks.
  • Revenue across all servers.

Countries and forecasts

Joins, day-7 return and revenue by country (Operator, for games that send a country). Player and revenue forecasts with an 80% band need Network and at least 21 days of data.

Related

Using the dashboardConnect a store (Tebex, PayNow, CraftingStore)Add a provider under Growth, Store connections, copy its webhook URL into the store, and see revenue next to playtime.Using the dashboardRun an A/B experimentSplit new players between 2 to 4 variants, call variant() in your plugin, and read the verdict. Operator and Network.Using the dashboardPlayersActivity, retention cohorts, the player list and profiles, and saved player groups. Players are pseudonymous unless you show names.
Still stuck? Email [email protected] with the server name and what you see. For a rejected claim code or no data, include the output of the agent’s status command.