Coin packages | JormunTL docs

The six price points readers buy, the artwork they carry, and why prices are entered in cents.

Six slots. Each one is an amount of coins at a price, and the six of them are what a reader sees on the wallet page. The same six are used by every gateway you have switched on, so a package does not have to be set up again for Stripe and then again for Ko-fi.

Set them in Monetization ▸ Settings ▸ Coins and Unlock ▸ Coin Packages.

The Coin Packages settings: an art pack chooser above a table of six packages with sell, coins, price and art columns

Prices are in cents

199 is 1.99. 4999 is 49.99. The column marked Buyers pay to the right of each row shows what you have actually typed, in the ordinary form, so a slipped digit is visible before you save.

There is no currency symbol here because the currency is whatever your gateway is configured in. Stripe decides whether 499 is 4.99 dollars or 4.99 euro, not JormunTL.

Sell

The switch on each row. Turn it off and that package stops appearing on the wallet; its numbers stay where they are, so you can bring it back later without retyping anything.

You do not have to sell six. Three is a common shape: a small one, a middle one, and one that is obviously the best value.

Package Art Pack

Which set of pictures the packages use, cheapest to grandest. The strip under the chooser previews the whole set, in order, so you can see what the top package will look like next to the bottom one.

The pack assigns pictures by price, not by row. Reorder your prices and the artwork follows, so the most expensive package always gets the grandest picture.

Art, per package

Leave a package’s art empty and it takes its picture from the pack. Use Add to give one package a picture of its own, for a bundle or a seasonal offer.

A custom picture should be a square PNG on a transparent background, around 256 by 256. Anything much larger is a wasted download on a page that shows six of them at once.

What readers see

The six enabled packages, in the order they appear here, on the wallet page. That screen is covered in what readers see.

If the wallet says there are no packages

The wallet shows an empty state when every package is switched off, with a link straight back to this screen. Readers see a plainer version of it that does not mention the admin.