DoorFee adds paid subscriptions to a Discord server. You connect your own Stripe account, decide what each tier costs and which Discord roles it grants, and DoorFee handles the rest: checkout, recurring billing, refunds, cancellations.

When someone subscribes, the bot assigns their role automatically. Roles come off the second a cancellation goes through. Refunds are two clicks. Failed cards get dunning emails. Chargebacks show up in your DoorFee dashboard with the option to respond directly through Stripe.

### What you get - Hosted sales page per server, editable in a drag-and-drop builder - Custom domains so subscribers land on your URL, not ours - Recurring or one-time tiers at any interval, with optional free trials - Coupons and per-tier subscriber caps if you want to cap signups - Multi-manager support so a team can run the program together - Built-in affiliate program for your own subscribers - 20% lifetime payout if you refer paying creators to DoorFee itself - Analytics and email integrations (GA4, PostHog, mailing list export)

Pricing

• Free: 10% per transaction, all features, no monthly fee
• Pro: $28/month, 2.5% per transaction, priority support

Stripe processing fees are separate and go to Stripe regardless of plan. DoorFee never holds your money. Payouts flow direct from your own Stripe Connect account to your bank on whatever schedule you set.

All money moves through your Stripe account, not ours. You keep the customer email and the Discord ID. No middle layer between you and your subscribers.

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