Verified, not reported
A sale counts when the storefront confirms it — not when a publisher says so and not when a dashboard estimates it. Refunds and chargebacks reverse it again.
About R3FTO
The creator-attribution network for games.
R3FTO gives every creator one universal key, lets every game define its own commercial terms, and verifies the resulting revenue with the storefront itself. It is the neutral layer in between — never the store, never the publisher, never the creator's agent.
What we believe
One key, every game
A creator does not sign up per game. The same R3FTO Key works on Steam, Google Play and the App Store, in every R3FTO Game.
Terms belong to the game
Publishers set the share, the player benefit and the eligible products. R3FTO applies them exactly as published and never edits a version in place.
How a sale becomes a creator's revenue
Four steps, one source of truth. Every figure on R3FTO — a dashboard KPI, a ranking, an invoice — traces back to a storefront record.
Player follows a link
r3f.to/KEY/game opens the game's page; the key is captured when the game first launches.
Storefront records the sale
Steam, Google Play or the App Store completes the purchase in the player's own account.
R3FTO reconciles
The provider record is matched and mapped to the program version in force at purchase time.
Creator earns, publisher is invoiced
The creator's share becomes R3FTO Verified earnings; the publisher is invoiced exactly that.
Excluded or reversed before anything counts
- Refunds and chargebacksreversed automatically
- Purchases the storefront marks invalidexcluded
- Test and sandbox activitynever leaves Test
- Duplicate transactionscounted once
What R3FTO never does
- Invoice a publisher-reported amountthe storefront's record is what counts
- Show an estimate as revenuematuring money is labelled maturing
- Drop a ranked creator for privacyanonymous creators keep their rank
- Expose a private amountprivate values stay private
- Rank on Test dataTest never touches rankings