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No. Explain the result you want in normal words. The requirements form and project messages help turn it into a clear build.

Choose the service and plan that best matches your needs, add any relevant extras, and complete checkout. Your private project workspace will then guide you through the requirements we need before planning and development begin.

Starter is a strong fit for smaller communities that need essential commands and moderation. Professional suits growing servers with more advanced workflows, while Advanced is designed for complex automation, dashboards, APIs, and larger operations. If you are unsure, describe your goals in Discord and the team can point you toward the right scope.

Prepare a short description of your community or business, the problem you want to solve, your must-have features, and any examples you like. You do not need a technical specification—the workspace requirements will help organize the details.

Usually, yes. The team first needs to review the existing project, its technology, code quality, access requirements, and the changes you want. A review may be required before scope, compatibility, timing, and pricing can be confirmed.

Checkout includes the selected service, plan, and fixed-price add-ons shown in your cart. Request-based integrations are not silently added to the total; they are reviewed and offered separately in your workspace.

An administrator reviews the requested platform, data flow, authentication, complexity, and testing needs. You receive a clear offer in your workspace and can pay or decline it before that additional work begins.

Minecraft connections vary by server software, plugins, hosting access, commands, data sources, and the direction of synchronization. The current estimate is $45–$65, with a final offer sent after the exact request is reviewed.

Available methods are presented during checkout and may include trusted providers such as PayPal or Stripe. The exact options shown at checkout are the options currently available for your order.

No. Work outside the agreed scope may require a separate price, but the team will explain it first. Request-based work uses an explicit workspace offer that you can review before paying.

Aviantly services are custom digital work, so purchases are generally final. Review the Terms of Service before checkout for the complete payment and refund policy, and contact the team promptly if you believe there is a billing error.

With most customers project takes around 3-5 days. Timing depends on the approved features and complexity. Follow the delivery journey and workspace updates for the current position.

Your private workspace shows the current delivery stage, project status, messages, requirements, deliverables, and relevant files. Notifications alert you when the team posts an important update or needs a response.

Complex features, third-party access, platform limitations, changing requirements, and delayed answers can affect timing. Fast, complete replies to workspace questions are the best way to keep planning and delivery moving.

Yes. Send the change in Messages or request a revision. An administrator can publish updated files as a recorded source revision.

A revision adjusts delivered work so it matches the agreed requirement. A new feature adds behavior, design, integration, or scope that was not part of the original agreement and may require a separate quote.

Read the release notes, test the agreed workflows, confirm permissions and integrations, and report any clear issue through the revision control. Approve the delivery when the agreed scope works as expected.

Common systems include moderation, logging, tickets, welcome flows, role menus, applications, giveaways, utility commands, staff workflows, analytics, AI-assisted tools, dashboards, and external integrations. The final feature set depends on your selected plan and approved scope.

Not always. The bot should receive only the permissions required by its approved features. Some broad management systems may need elevated access, but Aviantly can explain the required roles, channels, and permissions during setup.

Discord changes can affect existing features or permissions. If an update is needed because of a third-party platform change, the team can assess the impact and explain whether it falls under support or requires additional work.

Aviantly hosts your Discord bot 24/7 for free for 2 months through your workspace Responsibility Panel. After the 2 months, you receive the source code and continued uptime depends on your own hosting.

Yes. Testing is part of the delivery workflow. You should use the provided release and workspace instructions to check the agreed commands, permissions, responses, and integrations before approving the project.

The website add-on can provide a polished public site or supporting interface for your Discord service. Exact pages, branding, dashboards, account features, and connected data depend on the approved scope.

Only when the approved integration needs it. The team will tell you exactly which account, API credential, server permission, webhook, or test environment is required. Share secrets only through the protected method provided for the project.

Not necessarily. A platform must offer a safe and permitted way to exchange the required data, such as an API, webhook, plugin, or database connection. Aviantly reviews feasibility before confirming custom integration work.

After an administrator publishes the complete JavaScript project and secure package installation finishes.

No. Do not include it. The hosting system installs production packages from package.json automatically.

When source is published, eligible customers can browse the project structure and readable files in a protected explorer. Full access and the complete ZIP download unlock after source access is purchased or granted for that workspace.

Enter requested values in the protected environment area. They are encrypted at rest, are not displayed again after saving, and are redacted from runtime logs. Never post tokens or passwords in normal project messages.

After the runtime is ready, you can start, stop, and restart the bot, view current-session uptime, manage protected environment values, and inspect a bounded tail of recent console output.

Discord sign-in connects your order and private workspace to a verified account without requiring a separate password on Aviantly. The site creates its own protected session after Discord authorization.

No. Protected downloads require the signed-in account to have access to that exact workspace.

The workspace is limited to the customer account that owns the order and authorized Aviantly team members. Protected routes verify access on every request rather than relying on an unlisted URL.

No. Workspace attachments use authenticated routes tied to the relevant order. Images can be previewed in the workspace, while other files are downloaded only after access is checked.

Use your private workspace for order-specific questions so the team has the correct project history. For a general question or a new project, join the Aviantly Discord community.

Support is available for the original delivered service, subject to the order and Terms of Service. Problems caused by third-party changes, outside modifications, deleted files, changed permissions, or new feature requests may require separate work.

Explain what you expected, what happened instead, the steps that reproduce it, when it occurred, and which command or page was involved. Screenshots or safe log excerpts help, but remove tokens, passwords, and personal information first.

Open the Terms of Service for the complete rules covering usage, payments, refunds, delivery, revisions, support, ownership, client responsibilities, and third-party limitations.