Economy documentation#
Welcome! This is the player guide to the server economy. It explains how to earn, spend, and manage money in-game — running a business, hiring staff, selling things through ChestShops, and buying or renting property — and lists every command you'll need along the way.
Everything here is about what you type in-game. If you just want to look at the economy — balances, market prices, money flow — head back to the Economy Explorer instead.
New here? Start with the basics#
You already have a balance the moment you join. The three commands you'll use most:
/bal Check your balance
/pay <player> <amount> Send money to someone
/transactions See where your money went
TIP
Type /baltop to see the richest players on the server.
Guides#
Step-by-step walkthroughs for the things players actually do:
- Getting started — balances, paying, and history.
- Using the Explorer & linking your account — the website, signing in, and seeing your own data.
- Setting up a business — create a firm, fund it, and run it.
- Hiring & managing staff — offers, roles, promotions.
- Business accounts & money — fund, split, and spend a firm's money.
- Selling with ChestShops — build a shop sign.
- ChestShops for your firm — route sales to a business account.
- Government accounts — department accounts and fines.
- Buying & renting property — buy, rent, offer, and auction plots.
- How tax works — what's taxed, when, and how to track it.
- Government salaries — automatic pay for official roles.
- Using the economy API — for developers: get a key and build against the REST API.
Plugin reference#
What each plugin is, who made it, and every command it provides:
- Treasury — the server's money system: paying, balances, transactions, government accounts, fines.
- Business — companies: firms, staff, roles, accounts, money, tax.
- ChestShop — automatic sign shops and their commands.
- Realty — land: buying, renting, offers, and auctions.
Concepts#
- Accounts & money — the kinds of accounts and how money moves.
- Permissions & roles — who can do what.
- Glossary — quick definitions of the key terms.
Stuck?#
- FAQ & troubleshooting — quick answers to the most common questions.
NOTE
Some commands need a permission or a role — those are called out where they apply. If a command says "nothing happens", you probably don't have access to it yet.