Monetize your community.

Create a paid Discord server and get paid automatically — 0% platform fees.

No card required · Free up to 10 paying membersCompatible with and Discord

WHAT IT COSTS

Every platform takes a cut. Dues takes none.

Most Discord monetization tools bill a percentage of every sale, so the bigger you get the more you hand over. Dues charges a flat plan and 0% on sales — cards settle in your own Stripe, crypto forwards to your own wallet.

Calculate your savings

That’s $2,000 a month in sales.

Estimated annual saving $1,860 kept versus DoorFee, the priciest at your numbers

Monthly platform cost

Dues Max plan · 0% of sales$44.99
Whop 3% of sales$60
LaunchPass $29/mo + 3.5%$99
Patreon 8% of sales$160
DoorFee 10% of sales$200

Publicly listed pricing at time of writing — verify on each platform’s site. Stripe processing applies everywhere, so it cancels out.

Free to start. Your Stripe, your money. See a live demo store

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps to a paid role.

Set up payouts

Connect your own Stripe account, add a crypto wallet, or both. Every payment settles straight into them — Dues never holds your money.

Create a product

Turn any role into a product — monthly, yearly or one-time lifetime. Set the price, pick the role, and choose how long access lasts.

Get paid

Share your dues.gg store link. Buyers check out, roles land in seconds, and every dollar goes to your account, not ours.

However they want to pay.

Cards, wallets and local methods on one rail; coins on the other. Whichever your buyer reaches for, the money lands in an account you own — Dues never holds it.

Which coins a buyer can pay in is read live from the crypto rail at checkout — never a list kept on this page. See the full list


VISA AMEX PayPal Klarna. Pay Pay

Link, Cash App, iDEAL, MobilePay, Alipay, WeChat Pay and Afterpay too — Checkout offers whatever your own Stripe account has switched on.

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COMMUNITIES

What sellers say.

Owners selling roles on their own Stripe accounts.

AKstupidmoneyconcepts
Had the store live the same night. Members buy, the role hits instantly, and every dollar lands in my own Stripe.
Hazenapex garage
Our paid car-club tiers run themselves now. Zero platform cut means the garage keeps what it earns.
Jasonlang77ringside picks
Fight-night picks are a paid role now. Subs renew on their own and lapsed cards lose access without me touching anything.

Join a community of ambitious owners

Real human support. Join our Discord to talk directly with the team, shape the roadmap with feature requests, and meet other server owners growing paid communities.

  • Human support from the team
  • Feature requests
  • Owner networking

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Buyers check out on your own Stripe account, so the money is yours from the first second. Stripe pays out to your bank on its normal schedule. Dues never holds, routes, or delays a payment.

Yes. Dues is built on Stripe, and connecting an account takes a few minutes during setup. If you already have one, you can use it as it is.

The Free plan is $0 with a 0% platform fee for up to 10 paying members, so you only ever pay Stripe's processing fees. Paid plans raise the member cap: Pro is $14.99 per month for up to 50, Max is $44.99 for up to 500, and Unlimited is $134.99 with no cap. Yearly billing gives you two months free.

They can. Every role can be sold as a monthly subscription, a yearly one, or a one-time lifetime purchase. You set the prices and can offer several options side by side.

The moment payment clears. The bot grants the role automatically, usually within seconds of checkout. There are no invites, approvals, or manual steps.

Refund a buyer from your Stripe dashboard whenever you choose. Dues sees a full refund and takes the role back automatically. A partial refund leaves the membership alone — a few dollars back as goodwill should not cut someone off. Chargebacks and lapsed subscriptions are handled the same way as a full refund.

The fastest answer is your own store. Connecting Discord and Stripe takes minutes.

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