> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.paynow.gg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started.md).

# Getting Started

- [FAQ](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/faq.md): The FAQ section contains multiple pages of frequently asked questions. Click on a page to view its content and find answers to common queries.
- [Manage My Subscriptions](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/faq/manage-my-subscriptions.md): Easily view and manage all your active subscriptions across stores on the PayNow platform.
- [Packages FAQ](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/faq/packages-faq.md): This page covers frequently asked questions about Packages in PayNow. If you’re looking for detailed setup instructions, check out the Packages Page.
- [Discord Linking](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/faq/packages-faq/discord-linking.md): PayNow allows you to link your Discord server as an integration, similar to game servers. This enables automated role management for purchases and subscriptions through Deliverable Actions.
- [Resending Commands](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/faq/packages-faq/resending-commands.md): Learn how to manually resend commands for purchased packages in case of failed executions or delivery issues.
- [Payout Account](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/payout-account.md): With the Setup Payouts option, you can quickly configure payouts to receive payments, including earnings from Affiliate Links—no store required.
- [Creating a store](https://guides.paynow.gg/getting-started/creating-a-store.md): With PayNow, you can manage all your stores in one place. Follow these steps to create your first store:


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