What Kinds of VTuber Resources and Commissions Are on VTResources?

VTResources (vtresources.carrd.co) is a curated directory of VTuber and streaming resources, organized by Faf, who also runs the @VTResources Twitter account. It collects software, guides, free or low-cost assets, and commission listings in one place. The site is useful if you are a VTuber, streamer, or asset creator looking for tools, ready-made assets, or people to commission. It was originally a Google Doc that became inaccessible after an erroneous takedown, so the Carrd page is now the primary home for updates.

Resource categories on the site

The directory is split into a few main sections, reachable through the buttons at the top of the page or the navigation menu:

• General Resources — useful software, apps, and helpful tips for VTubers and streamers.
• Assets — free or low-cost materials such as PNGs, graphics, and music.
• Stream-Safe Audio — audio intended to be safe to use on stream.
• Modeling Guides — guides related to VTuber modeling.
• Commissions — listings for art, graphics, models, music/audio, and video work.

The site describes itself as collecting "all the VTuber/Streaming-related resources that I happen to come across," so it functions as an aggregator rather than a marketplace or store.

What the commissions listings cover

The commissions section spans several types of work:

If you are a creator, self-recommendation is allowed when submitting a commission listing. The site notes that commission suggestions lacking enough information may be denied, and that having commission details in a website or Twitter bio/pin is appreciated.

How to submit, correct, or remove a listing

The site provides a Suggestions / Feedback document and a submission form, and you can also tag or DM @VTResources on Twitter. You can use these channels for:

• Resource or commission recommendations, including self-recommendation.
• Corrections, broken or incorrect links, or spotted typos.
• Reporting issues with listed people or items, such as plagiarism, TOS breaches, or scamming/bad practices.
• Requesting that your information be edited or removed if you are listed.

A few stated policies shape what stays listed:

• If resources or guides are redundant, the item with more coverage and recency is considered and listed, or items may be combined.
• Redundant entries from the same creator may be combined; asset/resource creators are encouraged to put everything in one place.
• Severely out-of-date resources are removed or denied, and inactive commissions are removed periodically.
• Questionable resources or creators may be removed or denied.

Contacting the Twitter account

If you want @VTResources to retweet a post, send a mention or DM the post link. The account does not respond to vague or conversational DMs, so messages should include details rather than opening with just "Hi," "Hello," or "I need help." The site also warns that Twitter may automatically filter out DMs.

When this site is the right starting point

VTResources is a good fit if you want a single organized index to browse VTuber software, guides, free/low-cost assets, and commission options without searching across many sources. It is less suited if you need a guaranteed, always-current listing for a specific creator, since entries can be removed for being outdated, inactive, or questionable, and the site relies on submissions and periodic cleanup.