DoorFee review
Stripe-based paywall for Discord server owners that sells paid roles and subscriptions and grants or revokes access automatically, free with a 10% fee or $28/month with a 2.5% fee.
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Best for: selling a recurring paid Discord role with Stripe billing and automatic role removal when a member stops paying
Pricing: Free with a 10% platform fee per sale, or Pro at $28/month ($236/year) with a 2.5% fee; Stripe processing fees apply on top of both.
- DoorFee's Free plan costs $0/month and takes a 10% platform fee on each transaction, with Stripe processing fees deducted on top.
- DoorFee Pro costs $28/month or $236/year and lowers the platform fee to 2.5%, adding custom domains, white-label branding, advanced analytics, and priority support.
- DoorFee's sales page builder offers 40+ blocks, and the site quotes setup at about 10 minutes.
- DoorFee supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly billing, one-time payments, free trials, subscription pausing, and prorated tier changes.
- DoorFee cancels a subscription and revokes the Discord role if a chargeback is not resolved within a 24-hour grace period.
Limitations: Stripe processing fees are charged in addition to DoorFee's 10% (Free) or 2.5% (Pro) platform fee.; Works only with Discord; no Telegram, Slack, or WhatsApp support.; No PayPal or crypto payments; checkout runs through Stripe only.; No mobile app; management happens in the web dashboard and the Discord bot.
Top alternatives: PayBot, Subscord, Upgrade.chat, LaunchPass, Whop — full list
What is DoorFee?
DoorFee is a web-based paywall for Discord communities: a creator signs in with Discord, links a server and a Stripe account, maps paid tiers to roles, and shares a sales page where members subscribe. DoorFee's bot assigns the matching role after payment and removes it when a subscription is cancelled, when a failed payment cannot be recovered, or when a chargeback stays unresolved for 24 hours. Around that core sit a drag-and-drop page builder with 40+ blocks and A/B testing, embeddable checkout buttons, abandoned-checkout recovery, renewal reminders and win-back offers, an affiliate program that pays commissions to members' Stripe accounts, email campaigns with Brevo, Mailchimp, and Klaviyo integrations, and Meta, Google, and TikTok pixels. Revenue goes straight to the creator's Stripe account minus DoorFee's platform fee and Stripe's processing fee. The Free plan already includes the page builder, affiliate program, email tools, and coupons; Pro lowers the fee and adds custom domains with automatic SSL and white-label branding. DoorFee has no mobile app and supports no platform other than Discord.
DoorFee is a Discord monetization platform that connects a server to the owner's own Stripe account through Stripe Connect, sells access on a hosted sales page, and has its bot grant or remove Discord roles as subscriptions start or end. Billing covers daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals, one-time payments, free trials, coupons, and prorated tier changes. The Free plan costs $0 and takes a 10% platform fee per transaction; Pro costs $28/month or $236/year, cuts the fee to 2.5%, and adds custom domains, white-label branding, advanced analytics, and priority support. DoorFee's terms deduct Stripe's processing fees on top of either platform fee. DoorFee works only with Discord and only through Stripe, so creators who need PayPal, crypto, or Telegram usually compare Upgrade.chat, Subscord, or LaunchPass.
Standout feature: DoorFee puts the growth tools most Discord payment bots leave out, a drag-and-drop sales page builder with 40+ blocks, an affiliate program that pays out to members' Stripe accounts, and email campaigns, on the Free plan instead of behind the paid tier.
Biggest weakness: DoorFee's fees stack: the Free plan keeps 10% of every sale and Pro still keeps 2.5% on top of its $28/month price, Stripe's processing fees come out in addition to both, and checkout runs only through Stripe, with no PayPal or crypto option and no support for Telegram or other community platforms.
DoorFee: pros and cons
Pros
- The Free plan has no monthly fee, no credit card requirement, and no subscriber cap, so a server can launch paid roles before paying DoorFee anything up front.
- The bot grants roles on payment and removes them on cancellation, after an unrecovered failed payment, or when a chargeback stays unresolved past a 24-hour grace period.
- Billing options cover daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals, one-time payments, free trials, subscription pause and resume, and prorated upgrades.
- Sales pages with A/B testing, an affiliate program, email campaigns (Brevo, Mailchimp, and Klaviyo integrations), and Meta, Google, and TikTok pixels share one dashboard.
- Payouts land directly in the creator's own Stripe account rather than in a platform-held balance.
Cons
- The Free plan's 10% platform fee is steep for an active server, and Stripe's processing fees are deducted on top of DoorFee's cut on both plans.
- Discord only: no Telegram, Slack, or WhatsApp communities, which LaunchPass and Upgrade.chat cover.
- Payments run only through Stripe; DoorFee's own comparison tables confirm there is no PayPal or crypto checkout.
- DoorFee is a newer platform than Whop, LaunchPass, or Upgrade.chat, and its 99.9% uptime and thousands-of-communities figures are self-reported.
DoorFee pricing
Free tier · paid from $28/mo · verified from the vendor's pricing page
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 10% platform fee on each transaction plus Stripe processing; unlimited subscribers, Stripe payments, automatic role management, page builder, analytics, affiliate program, email marketing, and coupons; no credit card required. |
| Pro | $28/mo | Or $236/year (saves $100); 2.5% platform fee plus Stripe processing; adds custom domains with automatic SSL, white-label branding, advanced analytics, and priority support; 14-day free trial. |
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