Boosters and invite points

A booster is a package you activate to top up your invite points — the balance My Invites spends to send email invitations. It does not change what tasks pay.

Bringing other farmers into a project is one of the ways you earn more (see Inviting other farmers). Your personal referral link is free and unlimited. Boosters pay for the other route: emailing invitations in bulk from My Invites, which costs one invite point per recipient. This article covers what a booster is, what it costs and what it changes.

What a booster is

A booster is a package published by the platform — not by the project you are farming. Each package has:

• a band — bronze, silver, gold or premium;
• the number of invite points it grants;
• a fee, or none.

Open My Boosters to see the catalogue under Booster packages, and your Activation history on the second tab. The rail shows your points available and points granted so far.

📷 Screenshot placeholder — My Boosters, the Booster packages tab with a package card and the points rail.

What it costs

• Free packages ask you to confirm once, then the points land straight away.
• Paid packages take a one-off fee in the network coin, paid from your connected wallet directly to the platform. The activation sheet names the exact amount before anything is signed; your wallet then asks you to approve the payment. The platform verifies the payment on-chain and only then credits the points.

If a package's fee wallet is not configured yet, the package cannot be activated and the sheet says so. A given payment can back only one activation.

What it changes

Activating a booster does exactly one thing: it adds the package's invite points to your balance. Specifically:

• Your balance is global. Points are not tied to a project, a season or a chain — spend them inviting to any project you have joined.
• Points never expire. They stay until spent.
• No cooldown, no limit. Activate the same package as often as you like; each activation adds its points on top.
• Nothing else moves. Task rewards, bonus points, conversion rates and your rank are untouched.

Your balance is simply points granted minus invites sent, and My Boosters and My Invites always show the same number.

Spending invite points

Open My Invites:

1. Pick a project you have joined.
2. Paste email addresses, one per line or comma-separated, or import a CSV. Duplicates are removed.
3. Add an optional personal note — it appears in the invite email.
4. Send. Each recipient costs one point; if the send needs more than you have, it is refused with the exact shortfall.

Each recipient gets their own single-use link to the project. Anyone who joins through it lands under you in that project's referral tree, exactly as if they had used your personal link. Under Sent invites each one shows as Pending, Accepted once the recipient joins, or Failed if the email could not be delivered. A failed email still spends the point, but the link it carried stays valid if it reaches the person another way. The page also shows your personal referral link, which you can copy and share freely at no cost.

📷 Screenshot placeholder — My Invites with the project selector, the recipients box and the Sent invites list.

Boosters versus your referral link

Both place the joiner under you; only the delivery differs. Use the link for public sharing and boosters when you want the platform to email a list of people on your behalf.