🔗 How to share your Rocket Crew base and get more visits

Your visits are your main source of coins: every person who opens your base gives you 10 coins, and with the stands it reaches 30. This guide explains how to share your link well.

Two links, two uses

Link	What it is for	Where you find it
Of your base (rocketcrew.gg/your-username)	Whoever opens it gives you coins, once a day	The Share button, next to the public link in “My rocket”
Invitation	Whoever creates an account with it and verifies their email becomes your worker	The “Invite a new worker” button

The image shown when the link is pasted

When you paste the link of your base in WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, X or Facebook, a 1200×630 image appears with your rocket painted in your colours, the landscape of your ecosystem, the name of the rocket, your username and three figures: level, workers and total visits. If you have already reached the Moon, it says so. It is an image of its own for each base, so the nicer and more advanced your rocket, the more people want to open it.

The image is cached for a few minutes, and chats keep it for days: if you change the name or go up a level, it can take a while to update in a chat where you already pasted the link.
The Share button shows you that same image before sending, with buttons for WhatsApp, Telegram, X and Reddit. On a phone it also opens the phone’s own share menu.
Asking for the image does not count as a visit: only people who open the base count.

How visits are counted

One visit per person and day on each base. The day changes at 00:00 UTC.
Your own visits do not count.
Programs that open the page with nobody looking at it, such as search engines or the previews chats make, do not count either.
With the hangar full, visits do not add up, so collect often (how to earn coins).

Ideas to get more

Share the link with your friends and in the chats where you already talk to people: what moves the visits is not sharing it once, but different people opening it every day.
Visit others. Visiting other bases counts for the missions and for the Neighbour trophy (missions, trophies).
Appear in the ranking: the global list is public and anyone can visit whoever is on it (friends and ranking).
Your commander card is an image with your rocket, rank, phrase and trophies that you can download and share (ranks and profile).

Updated on October 8, 2026

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