Stripe subscriptions and automatic role management for paid Discord communities
Authorization and control layer for AI agent payments
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2024
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free to install and use. PayBot takes 3% of each sale. Stripe's processing fees apply separately (typically 2.9% + 30¢ for domestic cards).
Team Starter: $39.99/month for up to 100 transactions per month. Team Pro: $174.99/month for up to 500 transactions per month. Additional transactions: $0.40 per transaction beyond plan limits. Individuals: 1.5% per transaction ($0.50 minimum), no subscription required, first 5 transactions free. Ne
Key features
Recurring memberships with flexible billing intervals
Automatic role assignment and removal
Payment pages with verified reviews and member counts
Course builder with quiz-based access control
Paid live events with ticketed access
Member self-service subscription management
Funnel analytics tracking conversions by source
Intro offers and discounted first payments
Webhook integrations with Zapier and Make
Team payroll and affiliate commission tracking
Single-use virtual cards for each approved purchase
Per-transaction, daily, weekly, and aggregate spending limits
Auto-approve threshold for small purchases
Merchant allowlist with subdomain matching
Complete audit trail of all transactions
OAuth integration with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
Team budgets and rules with shared envelope
Per-member and per-agent transaction recording
Visa and Mastercard support
MCP-native integration
What makes it different
All features included from day one with no plan tiers or upsells
Payments go directly to your own Stripe account with no PayBot balance
Switch from other platforms without disrupting existing subscribers
Run the entire business from Discord or the web dashboard
Only pay 3% when you make a sale, no monthly fees
Real card and funding details never exposed to agents
Each card works once, then is dead
Server-side enforcement of all spending rules
One breach leaks only one disposable card, not funding source