ResetHour

Affiliate disclosure

How ResetHour makes money, stated plainly. Short version: a few outbound links to V-Bucks card sellers may earn us a commission, at no extra cost to you, and it never changes what we write.

How we earn

Because Fortnite cosmetics can't be traded or resold, there is no skin marketplace to earn from — the only honest revenue is V-Bucks. Some of our links to V-Bucks gift-card sellers (currently Eneba, CDKeys and Kinguin) are affiliate links. If you buy after clicking one, we may receive a small commission from the retailer. It costs you nothing extra and does not change the price you pay.

Affiliate links on this site are always routed through a /go/ path (for example /go/eneba) and marked so search engines don't follow them for ranking. We label them inline wherever they appear, so you always know when a link can earn us a commission. Non-commercial links — to Epic's own pages or to sources we cite — are ordinary links and earn us nothing.

Support-A-Creator

If ResetHour is ever accepted into Epic's Support-A-Creator programme, we would show a creator code you could enter in-game before spending V-Bucks. Epic then shares a small percentage with the creator, at no cost to you. That code is entered inside Fortnite by you — it is not a redirect or a tracking link. As of the last update to this page we do not have a code, so none is shown anywhere on the site.

What we refuse

We do not take money from, or link to, skin-gambling and case-opening sites, account sellers, or "free V-Bucks" and "glitch" pages — no matter what they pay. Commissions never influence our guidance; a recommendation is the same whether or not there's a link attached. ResetHour is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Epic Games.