Terms of sale
Last updated on 8 November 2026.
FanBoosters and its shop are run by Hebinger Pierre, Illkirch 67400 France (931098636), the publisher. You can write to hebingerpierre.pro@gmail.com.
Purchases are sold through Link, the checkout service of Stripe, which acts as reseller and merchant of record: Link is the seller of the payment, under the purchase terms it shows on the payment page, and it collects and pays the sales tax, VAT or GST of your country. The publisher supplies what you buy (coins, supporter perks) and remains responsible for it, under these terms.
FanBoosters is a fan project. It is not affiliated with Fandom or with the rights holders of the universes it covers. What is sold here is access to features of the game and its currency: never a card, a character or an image.
The prices that count are the ones shown in the shop and on the payment page when you pay. We may change them; a change never applies to something already paid, and a subscriber is told before a new price applies to a renewal.
Boosters are not sold for money. They are opened with booster tokens, which come back on their own, and a booster of one chosen universe costs coins instead. What a booster holds is drawn at random by the server, with the odds published in Booster odds, explained and in the FAQ. The odds are the same for every player, supporter or not, whatever they have bought.
You need a FanBoosters account, and you must be 18 or older. If you are younger, a parent or guardian makes the purchase, or does not: the whole game can be played without spending anything. A purchase made by a child without permission is refunded when a parent asks.
Choosing something in the shop opens Link's payment page. Nothing is owed until you confirm the payment there, and closing the page costs nothing. Prices include tax; the page may show them converted to your currency, and the amount it shows is the one you pay. FanBoosters never receives your card number: it receives Stripe's word that the payment went through, and keeps a record of the purchase (what, when, how much) with your account. Link emails you the receipt, and the payment appears on your statement as LINK.COM followed by our name.
Coins and supporter perks are delivered as soon as Stripe confirms the payment, usually within seconds; some payment methods take a few minutes. If what you bought has not arrived after an hour, write to hebingerpierre.pro@gmail.com: we deliver it or refund it, as you prefer.
If you live in the European Union, the United Kingdom or another country that gives consumers a right of withdrawal, you normally have 14 days to change your mind about an online purchase.
The subscription runs month by month and renews on its own until you stop it. To stop it, open Settings, then Manage subscription: Stripe's page lets you stop the renewal in two clicks, without writing to anyone. You can also do it on link.com, with the email address you paid with. You keep your perks until the end of the month you paid for, and no further payment is taken. You can subscribe again whenever you like.
When a renewal payment fails, Stripe tries again over the following days. Meanwhile nothing is taken away from what you paid for, and nothing is extended. If no payment goes through, the subscription ends on its own and your account goes back to the free allowance.
When a subscription ends, your cards, your coins and the boosters you hold stay yours, and auctions already running carry on. Only the allowances change.
Beyond the right of withdrawal, we refund what went wrong: a payment taken twice, a purchase never delivered, a purchase made by a child without permission, or a mistake on our side. Write to hebingerpierre.pro@gmail.com with the email address used to pay, or ask Link's support, which handles payment questions and may refund a purchase itself. Refunds go back to the payment method used.
When a coin pack is refunded, its coins are taken back from the wallet; coins already spent cannot be taken back, so the wallet may go down to zero. Accounts used for payment fraud may be closed.
Coins and cards are parts of a game. They have no value in money: they cannot be exchanged for money, sold outside the game or moved to another service. Coins never expire while the game runs. Buying coins gives you the right to use them in FanBoosters, under the rules of the game as they stand.
A game is tuned as it grows: prices in coins, allowances and rewards may change, and universes may be added or withdrawn when a wiki or a rights holder asks. A card you own stays in your collection. We announce changes that matter on the blog.
FanBoosters is played with one account per person. The gifts for newcomers and invites, the daily streak, achievements and games are there for real players, and the market and trades only work if everyone plays by the same rules. So:
When an account breaks these rules, we may take back what it gained that way (boosters, cards, coins, rewards) and, if it goes on or is serious, suspend or close the accounts involved. We warn first whenever we can. A subscription on a closed account is stopped and nothing more is charged. If you think we got it wrong, write to hebingerpierre.pro@gmail.com: a person reads every message.
What you buy must do what this page and the shop say. If it does not (perks that do not apply, coins that are missing), tell us: we fix it, and if we cannot, we refund it. This comes on top of the legal guarantees your country gives you for digital content and services, which these terms do not limit.
The game may be unavailable for short periods (maintenance, an outage). If FanBoosters were ever to close, we would say so at least 30 days ahead and stop charging subscriptions at once.
To deliver what you buy we keep: the identifier Stripe gives your account, your purchases, and the state of your subscription. Card details and billing addresses stay with Stripe and Link, which handle them under their own privacy policies. We keep purchase records for as long as accounting rules require.
Write to us first, at hebingerpierre.pro@gmail.com: most problems are solved in one message. Questions about a payment itself (a charge, a receipt, a refund) can also go to Link's support. If we cannot agree, you may turn, free of charge, to our consumer mediator: Hebinger Pierre.
These terms are governed by the law of the country where the seller is established. If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of the country where you live, and you may bring a case before its courts.