The license object

Every operation in this section returns a license object. This is what it looks like and what each field means for you.

{
  "key": "LIC-8F3A-B1C0-D4E5",
  "scriptId": "nx-garage",
  "maxSlots": 2,
  "note": "Order #1042 — nx-store.tebex.io",
  "discordId": "987654321098765432",
  "expiresAt": "2027-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
  "revoked": false,
  "createdAt": "2026-07-28T12:00:00.000Z",
  "updatedAt": "2026-07-28T12:31:09.774Z"
}

Field	Type	Meaning
key	string	The license key you give your customer. Format PREFIX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX. Generated for you — never chosen.
scriptId	string	The script this license unlocks. Must be one of yours.
maxSlots	number	How many servers may use this license at the same time.
note	string	Free-form internal note. Ideal for your order ID. Not visible to the customer.
discordId	string | null	Your customer's Discord ID. Informational, for your own records and support.
expiresAt	ISO 8601 | null	When the license stops working. null means it never expires.
revoked	boolean	true while the license is suspended.
createdAt	ISO 8601	Issue timestamp.
updatedAt	ISO 8601	Last modification timestamp. Present once the license has been edited.

Slots

maxSlots is the number of distinct servers that may run the script on this license concurrently.

• A customer with maxSlots: 1 can use the license on one server.
• Selling a two-server package? Issue with maxSlots: 2.
• A customer moving to a new host does not permanently burn a slot — an unused slot is released automatically after a period of inactivity, so most migrations need no action from you.

If a customer contacts you because they can't activate on a new server, the usual fix is to raise maxSlots by one — see Editing.

Expiry

expiresAt drives subscription-style selling:

• Lifetime purchase — leave expiresAt as null.
• Monthly/annual — set it to the end of the paid period and push it forward on each renewal with a PATCH.

An expired license stops working on its own. You don't need to revoke or delete anything when a subscription lapses; just stop extending expiresAt.

Suspended vs deleted

These are very different actions and choosing correctly matters:

	Suspend (revoke)	Delete
Reversible	Yes	No
Record kept	Yes — note, customer, history	No
Same key can be restored	Yes	Never
Use for	Chargebacks, disputes, temporary blocks, abuse	Erasure requests, cleaning up test data

When in doubt, suspend. Deletion cannot be undone and the key can never be re-created with the same value.