Help & FAQs

Clear answers about Pay Links, Spam Management, earnings, and paid messages.

Earnings and renewal credit

What happens when someone pays me?

Their message appears in your inbux Messages area, and the payment is recorded as your earnings. Earnings first count toward a future subscription renewal. If you earn more than that amount, inbux will show the payout options available for your account.

Will a paid message guarantee a relationship?

No. Payment gives you a paid message to review. You decide whether and how to respond.

Spam Management

Is Gmail required?

No. You can claim and share an inbux Pay Link without Gmail. Gmail or Google Workspace is required only for Spam Management.

What happens when I connect Gmail?

inbux looks at sender information for messages Gmail has already placed in Spam and displays those senders in your Spam Management dashboard. Connecting Gmail alone does not turn on automatic replies or create Gmail filters.

Will inbux touch my regular inbox?

No. Spam Management works with messages Gmail has already put in Spam. It does not scan or reply to messages in your regular Inbox.

What happens to Spam-folder senders?

You can keep them in Spam, allow them, or block future mail. When a sender pays from a Pay Link reply, inbux marks them Allowed and creates a Gmail filter so future messages from that sender bypass Spam.

Learn more about Spam Management →

For senders

Do I need an inbux account to send a paid message?

No. You can pay and send a message through a recipient’s Pay Link without creating an inbux account.

What happens after I pay?

Your message is recorded in the recipient’s inbux Messages area. If you reached the recipient through their Gmail Spam Management flow, inbux also marks you Allowed so future messages from that address can bypass Gmail Spam.

Does payment guarantee a reply or business outcome?

No. Payment gives the recipient a paid message to review; it does not guarantee that they will read, respond to, purchase, or accept an offer.

More information for senders →