Your community buys a terabyte.
Everyone pays the terabyte price.
Bandwidth gets cheaper the more of it is bought at once, and almost nobody needs a terabyte alone. Open one large order, post the link, and every member gets the rate that order earns — however small their share.
You never touch the money. We bill each member, issue their invoice, deliver their bandwidth and answer their tickets. You get the link, the numbers, and commission on what it sells.
Hosting is invite-only · No upfront cost · Members are refunded in full if a split doesn’t go ahead
Everyone in the split pays the 1 TB rate — 44% off list — whether they take 50 GB or 250 GB.
What it saves
Bandwidth is cheaper in bulk. Almost nobody buys in bulk.
A single purchase in the app stops at 1 TB, and most people buy far less than that. A split is how a group of ordinary purchases becomes one large one — move the sliders and see what that is worth to your community.
Everything the whole order buys
A typical share, not a limit
Every agreed percentage point on a 1 TB split is 10 GB of free ARC Fast — €20.00 at list price.
Paid in bandwidth, into your own account, on what the split actually sold. Your rate is agreed when you get your host code.
Another 1.5 TB takes the whole order to €0.96/GB — and everyone who already paid is topped up with the difference in bandwidth when it’s released.
ARC Fast — price per GB by order size
The price is flat between thresholds and drops at each one. Nobody reaches the deep end alone: a single purchase in the app stops at 1 TB.
All prices net, excluding VAT. Figures are computed from the same volume ladder the checkout charges from; the exact amount is recalculated server-side when a split is created and when a member pays.
How it works
Five steps, and four of them are ours.
Your part is the code, the split and the link. Billing, tax, delivery, support and refunds are ours — that split of the work is the point.
You get a host code
Hosting is invite-only. We hand out codes to the communities and resellers we want running splits, because opening one commits us to buying its bandwidth upstream. You redeem yours once, in your dashboard.
You open a split
Pick a plan and how much the whole order should buy. The price comes straight off our volume ladder for that size — you don't set it, and you can't be undercut by it later. Give it a title, a minimum and maximum share, and a deadline if you want one.
You post the link
Every split has its own unguessable link. Paste it in your Discord, your group chat, your customer channel. It opens for anyone, signed in or not, and shows the price, the progress and what the same purchase would cost alone.
Members buy their share
Each member picks their own amount and pays us directly by card. Nothing is delivered while the split is filling — their money sits against a real, paid order that is held back from provisioning until the split closes.
We release it, everyone gets their GB
Once it's full, we check the upstream supply and release it. Every share provisions at the same moment, and your commission is credited to your account as free bandwidth of the same plan — calculated on what the split actually sold.
You are the reason the order is big enough.
That is the whole job. Nobody in your community could reach this price on their own, and the difference between their price and the split’s is what you bring to it.
What you actually do
You run a community, not a proxy shop.
Reselling normally means holding stock, taking payments and being on the hook when something breaks. A split is the same upside without any of that.
Yours
- Decide the plan and the size
Which pool your community actually needs, and how big the order has to be to hit the rate you want.
- Share the link
Your Discord, your channel, your customers. You know when to post it and how to describe it.
- Answer “is this legit?”
The join page does most of it — price, progress, and what the same purchase costs alone are all on it.
- Tell us when to close
You see the progress and the timeline. When it has run its course, we close and release it.
Never yours
- Taking the money
Every member checks out with us directly, by card. Nothing passes through your account, so nothing about this makes you a payment processor.
- Invoices and VAT
Each share is an ordinary purchase in our billing system. The member gets their invoice from us with the right tax on it.
- Refunds
If a split doesn't go ahead, we refund every paid share to the card it came from. You are not asked to return anything.
- Delivery and support
Bandwidth lands in each member's own ARC account, and their tickets come to us. You are not anybody's first-line support.
- The upstream purchase
We buy the bandwidth when the split is released — not before. You never float the order, and you carry no unsold stock.
Your link
It lands looking like your community.
A split link gets pasted into somebody else's channel, and it works better carrying their name. What it can't do is stop looking like a page that takes money on our behalf.
- Your name and logo
The join page carries them at the top. A link pasted into your community lands looking like it came from you.
- Your accent colour
One hex value themes the whole page, the pay button included. The button's text colour is derived from it, so a pale brand gets dark text and a dark one gets white — it cannot come out unreadable.
- Your description
A few lines in your own words, shown to anyone who opens the details. Useful for the rules you set in your own community.
- Our mark stays
ARC Proxies remains on the page. Members are paying us and getting their bandwidth from us, and the page has to say so — that is what makes it safe to pay.
ARC ProxiesNothing is delivered until the split closes. If it doesn’t go ahead, you get a full refund.
Safeguards
You're vouching for this. Here's what backs you up.
Your community is paying before anything is delivered, and you are the reason they trust it. These are the rules that make that a safe thing to ask.
The quoted price can only get better
The rate is fixed the moment a split is created and never re-quoted upwards, whatever the catalog does afterwards. A member clicking “join” is being made a promise, and the promise has a floor under it, not a range.
If it oversells, everyone is topped up
A split that runs far past its target buys at a deeper rung than its price assumed. The difference goes back to everyone who already paid — as extra gigabytes, credited on release. Joining early never costs anybody the better price.
Nothing is delivered while it fills
Each share is a real, paid order that is deliberately held back from provisioning until the split closes. There is no half-delivered state and nothing for a member to lose track of.
If it doesn't happen, everyone is refunded
A split that is called off refunds every paid share to the card it came from. Nobody is left holding credit for something that never shipped, and you are never asked to make anybody whole.
A person releases it, not a timer
Before a split ships we check that the upstream can actually supply what it sold. If it can't, it waits for us rather than failing halfway through — and a host-created split is always signed off by our team.
The link is yours, not a listing
Splits are not published anywhere on our site and cannot be found by browsing. The only way into one is the link you posted, which means your community is not a lead list for anybody else.
FAQ
What hosts ask before they post the link.
Something we haven’t answered? Ask us on Discord.
Tell us about your community.
Open a ticket on our Discord and say who you are, where your people are, and roughly how much bandwidth they get through. If it’s a fit we’ll issue a host code and agree your commission — it takes one conversation.