Last updated 8 August 2026. What you get when you buy a mod, and what you may and may not do with it. Short, and in plain English.
This site and the mods on it are made by DDTB Developments, a small DayZ modding operation based in Australia. There's no company behind it and no support desk — it's a developer and a Discord.
The quickest way to reach us is a ticket in our Discord.
You're buying a licence to use a mod, not the mod itself. Nothing is transferred to you except permission to run it and repack it under the terms below.
One purchase covers the servers you personally own or operate, up to the whitelist allowance shown on your account page. It isn't per-server and it isn't per-player.
Prices are in Australian dollars and include repack rights. A purchase is one-off — there's no subscription and nothing renews.
The licence is for your servers. If someone else is running it, it needed their own purchase.
Some mods check your server's public IP address against a whitelist when the server starts. If the address isn't on it, the mod refuses to load — that's how the licence is enforced.
You add and remove your own addresses on your account page, up to your allowance. Changes reach servers within about five minutes.
Your whitelisted IP addresses are published in a public file so the mods can read them at boot. That file contains addresses only — no names, no Discord accounts. See the Privacy Policy.
If your server's IP changes, updating it is your job. A whitelist entry sitting on an address you no longer use still counts against your allowance.
Access is granted through a role in our Discord. That role is what lets you download the files, and it's what the site checks when you sign in to manage your whitelist.
If you leave the Discord or lose the role, you lose access to downloads and to whitelist management. Anything already installed keeps running until your server's IP changes — at which point you won't be able to fix it. Stay in the Discord.
Updates are provided while a mod is being maintained. We don't promise to maintain any mod forever, and DayZ itself changes in ways that occasionally break things beyond repair.
Purchases are arranged in Discord. Access is granted once payment has cleared.
We don't handle or store card details — payment goes through PayPal, and all we see is what PayPal shows a seller.
Mods are digital and delivered immediately, so sales are final once you've been given access.
That said: if a mod doesn't do what this site says it does, or won't work on your server and we can't fix it, open a ticket and we'll sort it out — usually a refund. We'd rather do that than argue about it.
If you're in the EU or UK, you normally have 14 days to change your mind about a digital purchase. By asking for access straight away you're agreeing that delivery starts immediately and that you give up that right once access has been given. If you'd rather keep the 14 days, say so before you pay and we'll hold off.
Support happens in Discord, in English, when we're awake. It's best-effort — no response time is promised and no guarantee is given that a particular problem can be solved.
Installation help, config questions and bug reports are all fair game. Rewriting the mod to suit your server is a custom job, not support.
We can revoke a licence, remove the Discord role and delete whitelist entries if the mod is redistributed, published, resold or cracked, or if a payment is reversed after access was granted.
You can walk away whenever you like — stop using the mod and remove your entries from the whitelist.
The mods are provided as they are. We don't warrant that they're free of bugs, that they'll work alongside every other mod on your server, or that they'll survive the next DayZ update.
We're not liable for server downtime, lost characters, lost loot, lost players or lost revenue. Where we are liable for something, that liability is capped at what you paid us for the mod in question.
None of this removes rights you can't sign away. If you're in Australia, the Australian Consumer Law gives you guarantees that no set of terms can exclude. If you're elsewhere, your own consumer law may do the same. Those rights stand regardless of anything above.
DayZ is made and owned by Bohemia Interactive. DDTB Developments isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Bohemia Interactive. Anything you install is subject to their terms as well as ours.
These terms can change. The date at the top of the page says when they last did, and significant changes get announced in Discord. Carrying on using the mods after a change means you accept it.
These terms are governed by the law of Australia, and any dispute goes to the Australian courts. If you're a consumer somewhere else, this doesn't take away the protection of your local law.