Share Your Project
Drive subscribers to your project through your bot link, a hosted portal page, QR codes, or embedded buttons.
By the end of this page, you'll know every channel you can use to put your Subscriby project in front of prospective subscribers.
Once your project has a connected connector, active plans, and at least one enabled payment method, you're ready to let people in. You have two distribution surfaces:
- The bot link — opens your project's bot on its platform, instant onboarding.
- The portal page — a hosted, branded landing page on the web.
Both live under your project at the same time — use whichever is best for each channel you're promoting through.
The bot link
A bot link opens a conversation with your project's bot on the platform your community lives on. Every link Subscriby generates for you — the portal's start button, Copy Plan Bot Deeplink on a plan, the join link on an access code — already carries the payload that tells the bot what to open, so a member lands on the right screen with one tap.
Find your bot link
Open the project from All Projects
On All Projects, find your project and click Actions → View Project.
Locate the link
The flyout's Public Link field holds it; the Open Bot button in the header of every project page opens the same chat.
Copy the URL
Copy the URL. For a link that lands on one plan, use Copy Plan Bot Deeplink on that plan instead.
A Telegram bot link is https://t.me/YourProjectBotUsername, and the payload travels in ?start=. Always share it with a payload: a bare https://t.me/YourBot opens the chat and stops there — a returning member lands in an empty thread and a new one sees a START button that sends nothing the bot can route, so both have to know to type /start. Use https://t.me/YourBot?start=start for a plain "open my bot" link, a plan's UUID to land them on that plan, or an access code's UUID to redeem it on the spot; anything that is not a bare UUID is ignored and the bot just opens its home screen. The full parameter reference is on Telegram deep-linking.
Where to use bot links
- Social media bios (Twitter/X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok) — one tap opens the app.
- Your existing community — pin a post with the bot link so current members can upgrade.
- YouTube video descriptions and podcast show notes — easy to tap from mobile.
- Email newsletters — frictionless for subscribers already on the platform.
- QR codes on printed materials — flyers, business cards, event signage.
The portal page
The portal page is a hosted, auto-generated website for your project. It displays your branding (banner, logo, description), all your active plans with prices, and a call-to-action for each. Subscribers can sign up and pay without ever opening the platform first.
Example URL:
https://my.subscriby.net/your-handlePrerequisites for the portal
- You're on Starter or higher — custom handles are a Starter+ feature.
- You've set a handle on your project (see Creating a project → Handle).
If you're on Free, the portal is either disabled or assigned a system handle — activate a Starter plan to unlock custom handles.
Find your portal URL
Click Open Portal Page
On All Projects, many rows show an Open Portal Page button directly. Click it to preview what subscribers will see.
Or open via Actions → View Project
Otherwise, open Actions → View Project. The portal URL is displayed at the top of the modal.
Copy the URL
Copy the URL. It looks like https://my.subscriby.net/your-handle.
Where to use the portal link
- Your website or Linktree — one URL for the world.
- Paid ads (Meta, Google, TikTok) — easier for ad platforms to approve a proper landing page than a deep link into an app.
- Email signatures and LinkedIn profile — look professional without asking the viewer to open an app.
- Anywhere you want to show pricing before committing — some audiences want to browse plans first.
Bot link vs. portal — when to use which
Best when your audience:
- Is already on the platform (an existing community there, crypto / web3 audiences).
- Will be on mobile when they click.
- Wants frictionless signup — the fewest taps possible.
Avoid when your audience:
- Isn't on the platform and would bounce on an "Open in the app" prompt.
- Needs to browse and compare plans on a web view.
Most creators share both — the portal link as the primary marketing URL, the bot link for communities already on the platform.
QR codes
A QR code encoding your bot or portal link works great on:
- Event badges and booths.
- Printed flyers or posters.
- Merch and swag.
- Live-stream overlay graphics.
You can generate a QR code from any free service (qrcode-monkey.com, qr-code-generator.com) by pasting your bot or portal URL. Subscriby doesn't generate QR codes directly, but the links are plain URLs that every QR generator accepts.
Embedding on a website
If you have your own WordPress / Webflow / Ghost site, drop a prominent Subscribe button that links to your portal or bot:
<a href="https://my.subscriby.net/your-handle" class="btn btn-primary">
Join the community
</a>Marketing tips
Related
- Access codes — generate one-off codes for gifting or manual sales.
- Connectors — each connector's link format and deep-link payloads.
- Managing members — track who joins and where they came from.
How is this guide?
Coupon Codes
Issue one code any number of subscribers can redeem for money off — percentage or fixed, capped, plan-restricted and scheduled, with a Promotion Impact card that measures what it earned.
Managing Members
Browse, filter, and inspect the users of your Subscriby project — Leads, Trialing, Customers, and Churned.