What The Rusting Dead Mod Marketplace does for sellers and server owners, beyond the listings themselves.
Every listing is reviewed by an admin before it goes live — the same promise as the homepage. Review covers security vulnerabilities, malicious code, code quality, performance issues, and listing completeness. Outcomes: approved (goes live), flagged for a closer human review (typically 24–48 hours), or rejected with a specific reason. Rejected listings can be fixed and re-submitted.
Sellers record a compile-check result (passed / failed / not checked, with a date) when they upload a version. It is a recorded result, not a live compile — the listing page says so, and a failed check warns buyers before they download.
Buyers open a ticket on a listing, or a general ticket from their account. Sellers and admins reply in-thread, with statuses open, awaiting-seller, awaiting-buyer, resolved and closed. Open a ticket from any listing's Support tab.
Running a Rust server of your own? The marketplace's own server tooling — AutoWipe_LGSM for monthly wipes — is listed here. For anything else, open a ticket and an admin will point you in the right direction.
Publish plugins, maps, tools and Discord bots, set your own price, and get paid instantly on every sale through PayPal — you keep 85%, the platform keeps a {COMMISSION_PCT}% fee. Connect your PayPal account from the seller dashboard first. Start from the Sell page.
