Solutions
Whatever you built, Bloom licenses it.
Find the page written for what you actually make. Same product, same account, the words are the only thing that changes.
Minecraft plugins
Your plugin is on a leak forum by Friday.
Bloom Cloud licenses Minecraft plugins: a validation call on enable, licenses locked to a server, revoke from a dashboard or from Discord, and payment and delivery handled for you.
Desktop apps
You built an app. Now you need a key system, a store and a mailing list.
Bloom Cloud handles licensing, activation and payment for desktop software: keys or auto-issued licenses on first run, machine locking, per-version rules, and a store.
Discord bots
Selling a bot means selling to servers, not to people.
Bloom Cloud licenses Discord bots: validate per guild, revoke instantly, sell from inside your own server, and manage licenses from Discord itself.
Game tools
The people who pay you and the people who copy you look identical.
Bloom Cloud licenses game tools and mods: machine-locked licenses, instant revocation, version rules, and selling through Discord.
Games
You want a demo people can actually finish, and a full game they have to pay for.
Bloom Cloud licenses standalone games sold outside a storefront: a check on launch, machine-locked keys, and payment handled without a publisher.
Web apps
You sell software people install on their own server, not yours.
Bloom Cloud licenses self-hosted web apps and scripts: a validation call the app makes to itself on start or on a schedule, machine or domain locking, and revocation from a dashboard.
Developer tools
Your users read source code for fun. Hiding the check from them is not the plan.
Bloom Cloud licenses CLIs and developer tools: a validation call at startup, keys read from an env var or config file, machine locking, and per-version rules for old releases.