Sound familiar?
What communities and businesses on Discord tell us before a project starts.
- I hand out roles by hand every time someone buys a membership.
- People cancel but keep access for weeks because nobody removes them.
- Our announcements are copy-pasted from three different tools.
- New members drift in and never find the channels that matter.
- We outgrew the free bots and none of them do exactly what we need.
What we build
Each one is a working piece you can open and check when it's done.
Roles tied to payments
A member pays through Stripe, links their Discord account, and receives a role. Cancel or fail to pay, and the role is removed after a grace period you choose.
Discord bot development Stripe integration and billingOnboarding for new members
A welcome message, a short set of questions and role choices, and a pointer to the first channels, so a newcomer is not left staring at forty channels.
Discord bot developmentNotifications from other tools
New orders, support tickets, signups, posts or calendar events posted to the right channel in a readable format.
Discord bot development API integrations and data syncSlash commands for your community
Commands that look up a member, post a schedule, run a draw or fetch a result from your own data.
Discord bot developmentModeration helpers
Rules reminders, link and spam filters, a report command and a private log for moderators, with every action recorded.
Discord bot developmentMember records outside Discord
Joins, roles and activity written to a sheet or CRM, so you can see who is active and who is quietly leaving.
CRM setup and lead pipelines API integrations and data syncWhat we connect it to: Stripe, Shopify, Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Zapier, Make, n8n.
Industries that use it: Online courses, Coaches and consultants, Fitness, SaaS startups.
Full detail: Discord bot development.
Example projects
Illustrations of the shape of the work, not past clients. Yours gets its own written scope.
Example project
Paid trading community with roles
Example: a paid community sells monthly access through Stripe. Buying links the member's Discord account and grants the role, and a failed renewal removes it after three days.
Discord bot, Stripe webhooks, Node.jsExample project
Course cohort server
Example: a course creator starts a new cohort each month. A command creates a private channel group, adds the enrolled students from a sheet and archives it when the cohort ends.
Discord bot, Google Sheets, scheduled jobsExample project
Store order feed for a small team
Example: an online shop's team lives in Discord. Each order over a set size, and every refund request, appears in a channel with the customer and a link to the order.
Shopify webhooks, Discord webhook, n8nQuestions people ask first
Can you build a bot that works with our existing payments?
Yes. Stripe is the usual one, and others with webhooks or an API can work too. We check yours in the first review.
Where does the bot run and who owns it?
It runs on hosting in your name, using a Discord application you own. You get the code and short notes on how to restart or change it.
Do you manage the server too?
We set up channels, roles and permissions for the bot to work. Day-to-day community management stays with you.
How do we start?
Tell us what your members do on the server and what you do by hand. We reply with questions or a written scope.
Tell us what you need built.
Email a few lines about what you want and which tools you use, or call. We reply with questions or a written scope.
hello@pushbuild.com