How it works

Until we buy the game — you can give up the seat with a button in your account and get a full refund. The seat goes back to the group buy.

After we buy the game — the law lets you give up the seat then too, but we keep our actual costs: the game is already bought and can't be returned to the platform. Message us in your seat's thread and we'll return the rest to your balance.

If the group buy doesn't fill in time, it's canceled by itself and we refund everyone in full. You don't need to do anything.

If the platform blocks the account — access ends, and we can't always restore it. PlayStation's rules don't provide for sharing an account, and that's the main risk of a group buy. We have no separate compensation for this case: that's more honest than promising something we won't deliver.

You can sell a seat you bought to another player at your own price, with the "Sell seat" button on the seat page in your account. Until it's bought, the seat is yours and it works, and you can take the listing down at any time.

The price can't be lower than 25% of the seat's original price or lower than 200 ₽. The form shows the exact minimum.

Our fee is 100 ₽ per sale. The rest goes to your balance, and the form shows the amount before you list the seat.

The money for a sold seat goes to your balance. You can spend it on the site, but you can't withdraw it.

When a seat is bought, we change the PSN account password so the seller's console is signed out. The other players on that account will need to sign in again with a code; their seats stay theirs. We change a PSN account's password only between 05:00 and 09:00 Moscow time, and no more than once every 6 hours. Deals made in that time are closed with a single change, so the buyer's sign-in is sometimes put off until morning. The buyer sees the time before paying.

You can buy a seat from another player on the "Seats from players" page. We tell you when you can sign in before you pay, and the game on that account is already bought.

The seller and the buyer don't see each other: we run the deal, and for any question about a seat you bought, come to us. You can't sell a seat or access to it outside the service: a seat changes hands only by a purchase here, and we don't recognize an arrangement made on the side.

You can't give up a seat bought from a player with a button, because the game on the account is already bought. If you need a refund, message us from the seat page: the seller set the price, so we'll work out the amount from your request and tell you before we refund.

A seat lasts as long as the account exists. It isn't ownership of the game: moving it to your own account is technically impossible, just as with rentals.

The account password sometimes changes: for example, when access is taken away from one of the other players on the account, when one of them sells their seat, or when a new player buys a freed-up seat. Then your console is signed out, and we'll ask you in your account to enter a code again. The seat stays yours.

If someone gave up a seat after we bought the game, we don't change the password right away, so we don't sign everyone else out for nothing. Their console is signed out when the next player buys the seat. We tell that player when they can sign in before they pay.

The "Your profile" option works through console sharing: when you sign in, the console asks about it, so choose "Don't Disable". Console sharing takes up one seat on the account and holds it until you turn it off on your own console. Changing the account password doesn't release it.

Turn console sharing off before the rental ends, while you're still signed in to the account: once it ends, the console is signed out and you can no longer turn it off. On PS5, open "Settings → Users and Accounts → Other → Console Sharing and Offline Play" and choose "Disable". On PS4, open "Settings → Account Management → Activate as Your Primary PS4" and choose "Deactivate". The path is also on your rental page and in our emails.

When the rental ends, remove our PSN account from your console: on PS5, "Settings → Users and Accounts → Users", the trash icon next to our account; on PS4, "Settings → Login Settings → User Management → Delete User". If you use our profile, do the same, and before the rental ends, check under it that console sharing is off.

With our profile, console sharing isn't turned on at all, and you play on a PS5: a PS4 becomes the primary console by itself when it signs in to the account, and takes another player's seat. If a console keeps holding a seat after the rental ends, or took one under an option without console sharing, we:

• once a day, we charge one day's rental price to your balance, up to seven times and only if your balance covers it. We never take it below zero;
• after a day, we close purchases on the site: rentals, extensions, and seats on the Market;
• after a week, we unlink the console from the PSN account ourselves, through Sony.

As soon as the console releases the seat, we'll see it: the charges stop and purchases reopen by themselves. Your account shows what's happening and how much was charged. Sony may block a console at its own discretion; we'll report the violation.

A "Your profile" seat on the Market is held by console sharing the same way, but for good. If you decide to sell the seat, turn console sharing off after it's bought: you'll have a day.