Create Your Account with Discord
Sign up with Continue with Discord or by email, link your Discord account, and add the app to your first server in a few minutes.
By the end of this page you'll have a Subscriby account with your Discord account linked to it, and the Subscriby app in your first server.
Creator accounts are email-first: the registration form alone creates one, with an email address
and a password. Discord is one of the ways to sign up and sign in, and the account you link there is
what the Discord connector uses to recognise you behind /subscriby-admin and to reach you with
alerts.
Two ways to start
- Continue with Discord — open Sign up with a connected platform on the registration page and click the Discord button. Discord asks you to authorise Subscriby to read your profile, the form comes back pre-filled with your name and marked as vouched for by Discord, and you add an email address and a password to finish. Your Discord account is linked the moment the account exists.
- Register with email — fill in the form and verify your email. Link Discord later from Settings → Security → Linked accounts, or simply add the app to a server: the Discord account you install from is linked as yours when you hold none yet.
Both paths end in the same place: one creator account, one linked Discord identity.
Step-by-step
Open the registration page.
Go to app.subscriby.net/register. Open Sign up with a connected platform and choose Continue with Discord to start from your Discord account, or go straight to the form.
Fill in the form.
- Name — pre-filled from your Discord profile when Discord vouched for you; edit it if you want a different display name.
- Email — a real inbox you can check. Alerts that must reach you (billing, security, recovery) go here as well as to Discord.
- Password — 8+ characters, mix of upper/lower/numbers.
Click Create Account.
The Discord account you link is the one /subscriby-admin recognises you by and the one your alerts go to. Choose it carefully; you can register a backup account later under Disaster Recovery → Prevention and switch to it if the first is ever lost.
Verify your email.
Open the verification email from Subscriby and click the link. Until verified, some actions are restricted.
Secure your account.
Before creating your first project, head to Settings → Security and set up either:
- Two-factor authentication — TOTP via Google Authenticator or any compatible app.
- Passkeys — FIDO2 passwordless sign-in.
Either layer is a big upgrade over password-only protection. Details in the Account & Security section.
Add the app to your first server.
Create a project, open its Connectors page and install Discord. The connector asks for nothing to type: press Connect, then Continue on Discord, pick the server you manage, approve what the app asks for, and come back with the server connected. Then drag the Subscriby role above the roles you will sell. Connecting a server walks through it step by step.
Launch.
Head to the Creator's walkthrough and follow the launch path, or let Set up a members area on the Connectors page build a private category, its channels and a role on sale in one click. From a fresh account to the first paying member is typically a single afternoon's work.
Why link a Discord account at all?
Discord is where your members live, and the Discord connector needs to know which Discord user is you:
- Continue with Discord works as a sign-in method next to email/password and passkeys.
/subscriby-adminin a connected server acts as you: every command checks that the Discord account running it is linked to a creator who manages the project.- Alerts you route to Discord arrive as direct messages from the app (
/subscriby-admin alerts here); critical ones go to your email too. - If that account is ever lost, the Disaster Recovery Program relinks a new one through one link, and a backup account you registered ahead of time takes over at once.
See Signing in with Discord for how the Discord sign-in path works day-to-day.
Where the creator commands live
Discord has no private chat with a platform bot the way Telegram does. Everything you can do from
Discord happens inside a connected server, through /subscriby-admin: your projects, plans,
coupons, access codes, payments, broadcasts, the support inbox, the Referral and Partner Programs,
the portal design, Smart Links, Disaster Recovery and the Copilot. The full list, with every option,
is on Admin commands.
Related
- Creating an account — the same sign-up flow from the account-management perspective.
- Connectors — install, connect, verify and remove a connector on a project.
- Connecting a server — add the app to your first server.
- Discord advantages — why run memberships on Discord.
- Integration — the platform-level mechanics.
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Sell a Role or a Channel
Set up a paid area inside an open Discord server: a role or a private channel the app grants and takes back, the members area in one click, plans, trials and the mistakes that leak access.
Connect Your Discord Server
Add the verified Subscriby app to the server you manage, the permissions it asks for, the role to drag, and the settings and actions the Connectors page offers afterwards.