Run your community and your business in one place — with AI doing the heavy lifting.
You shouldn't have to run a Discord server, a Patreon page, a Stripe dashboard and a spreadsheet just to make a living from your community. Concord brings the community and the business into one product, with a working Discord import and an AI workforce that handles the parts you never have time for.
The stack you live in today
Right now, you're a creator and an unpaid integration engineer.
01
Two tools that don't talk to each other
Discord runs the community. Patreon runs the money. The bot bridging them breaks every other week and there's nobody on call to fix it but you.
02
Patreon's take rate eats your margin
Eight to twelve percent off the top of every member, every month, plus payment processing. On top of all the time you spend explaining why the bot kicked someone out of the premium channel.
03
Your fan data lives somewhere else entirely
Patreon knows who pays you. Discord knows who shows up. Neither shares the picture with you in a way that's actually useful. You end up guessing at retention, guessing at upsells, guessing at churn.
Migration is the part most platforms give up on
We did the hard part first. Your server comes with you.
Concord's Discord import is the deepest one we've seen built anywhere. Not a CSV export of channel names — the full server: every role, every emoji, every thread, mapped into Concord so day one feels familiar. The async import queue handles big servers without timing out, with progress tracking and collision rules you control.
What comes across
- Roles and permissions, with hierarchy preserved exactly
- Channels — text, voice, announcement, forum
- Threads, replies and message history with date filters
- Custom emojis and stickers
- Polls, embeds and attachments
- Channel-level permission rules
- Members onboard via Discord OAuth
Monetization, native to the community
Your community is the paywall. The purchase is the welcome message.
A purchase in Concord doesn't just sit in a transactions table. It opens a room, unlocks a role and sends a notification — the experience changes the moment the money clears. Stripe Connect runs underneath for payouts and KYC.
Supporter tiers
Recurring monthly tiers tied directly to roles. A purchase automatically unlocks the channels, spaces and perks you set.
Paid spaces
Lock specific channels or sections behind one-time or recurring access. Tiered, time-limited or VIP — your call.
Paid messages & DMs
Charge for inbound DMs, custom replies or per-message AMAs. Useful for top supporters and clear scope-setting.
Tips
Native tips with 0% fee on Core and Growth plans. Embed tip jars on any of your existing sites.
Crystals
Your fans gift each other (and you) Crystals — Concord's in-app currency that keeps engagement humming between paid purchases.
Trials, coupons, bundles
Run real launches: launch sales, annual coupons, multi-month bundles, scheduled price changes. Everything you need to actually market.
The math, side by side
You keep more, you ship more, and you don't lose Discord.
| Patreon today | Concord | |
|---|---|---|
| Membership / supporter fee | 8 – 12% + Stripe | 2 – 5% on Core / Growth / Studio |
| Tips fee | n/a or full Stripe | 0% on Core / Growth · 2% on Studio |
| Community surface included | Limited posts and chat | Full community: voice, stage, threads, live |
| Discord-native? | Webhook integration | Native — imports your whole server |
| Fan data ownership | Patreon | Yours — exportable any time |
| AI workforce | Not on the roadmap | AI search & moderation foundation in production; community manager, marketing, analyst, personalisation building |
The AI workforce · building now
Tell Concord what you want. It does it.
Setting up and running a creator community usually means clicking through dozens of menus and still falling behind on the stuff you actually need to do. The AI workforce inside Concord handles setup, drafts announcements in your voice, watches for churn, personalises outreach fan-by-fan and runs the routine moderation — so you spend your time on the things only you can do.
Example prompts
“Import my Discord, keep the roles, lock #premium behind a $9/mo supporter tier.”
“Build me a launch Circle for my course. $15/mo with weekly office hours. Schedule the announcement for Tuesday 10am.”
“Find my 100 most-engaged fans and send each a personalised thank-you with 50 Crystals — in my voice, not a template.”
“Draft this week's announcement, schedule it 10am ET for the US segment, 7pm GMT for the Europe segment.”
“Watch for members who haven't shown up in two weeks and send them a personal check-in before they churn.”
From the founder
"I ran a paid Discord community with the Patreon webhook bolted onto it. Every week was another hour fixing the bridge, another support ticket about a missing role, another spreadsheet trying to figure out who actually paid. Concord is what I kept wishing existed back then."
— Founder, Concord
Bring your Discord.
Keep your community. Run it like a business.
Open the MVP, run the Discord import and watch your community come over. Then build the paid layer on top, with the AI workforce handling the work you never had time for.