Concord combines creator monetization with community spaces in one app. Creators can offer memberships, paid or subscriber-only posts, tips, digital products, role unlocks, and revenue-sharing collaborations. Community tools include channels, roles, permissions, forums, threads, voice, stage, video, screenshare, custom emojis, and stickers. Concord says its import from Discord can transfer categories, channels, roles, permissions, custom emojis, stickers, branding, and full chat history. It describes direct messages and communities as end-to-end encrypted. Payouts go through a connected Stripe account; Concord says it does not add a markup to payment processing, though Stripe processing fees apply. Browser access and apps for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux are listed. Starter allows one recurring tier, one one-time offer, and 150 MB of attachments. Growth allows two recurring tiers, two offers, and 3 GB; Advanced allows 25 tiers, 100 offers, and 10 GB. Growth and Advanced include recurring trials of 1–90 days and failed-payment recovery. Webhooks and website embed widgets are Advanced features. Concord has no free plan, and downgrade eligibility depends on fitting active products within the destination plan's limits.
Who it is for
Concord suits creators who want to charge for content or memberships while hosting community interaction in the same app. It may also fit communities moving from Discord that want to carry over listed server content and chat history.
What is good
- Memberships, posts, tips, and product sales are supported.
- Includes forums, voice, video, and screensharing.
- Discord import includes full chat history.
- DMs and communities are described as end-to-end encrypted.
- Apps are listed for five operating systems.
What to know first
- There is no free plan.
- Stripe processing fees apply to payouts.
- Webhooks and embed widgets require Advanced.
- Downgrades require active products to fit plan limits.
Verdict
Concord joins paid creator content and community features, with plan limits that scale across tiers, offers, and attachments. Check those limits and the transaction fees before choosing a plan.
Get started with Concord
- Open https://concord.digital/ in a browser or use an app for your platform.
- Choose Starter, Growth, or Advanced.
- Set up recurring tiers, one-time offers, or attachment use within the selected plan’s limits.
- Connect a Stripe account for creator payouts.
- Import Discord categories, channels, roles, permissions, emojis, stickers, branding, and chat history if needed.
Limits to know first
Starter allows one recurring tier, one one-time offer, and 150 MB of attachments. Growth allows two recurring tiers, two one-time offers, and 3 GB; Advanced allows 25 recurring tiers, 100 one-time offers, and 10 GB. Growth and Advanced list recurring trials of 1–90 days; webhooks and website embed widgets are limited to Advanced.
Questions about Concord
Does Concord have a free plan?
No. Concord is a paid service and has no free plan.
What platforms can I use Concord on?
Concord lists browser access and apps for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
What fees apply to creator payments?
Transaction fees are 2–5% on subscriptions and one-time offers, and 0–2% on tips. Stripe processing fees also apply.
What does Concord import from Discord?
The import carries over categories, channels, roles, permissions, custom emojis, stickers, branding, and full chat history.
Which plans include webhooks and website embed widgets?
These are Advanced-plan features.
Who makes Concord?
The company identified for Concord is Concord Studios.
Concord plans and pricing
All plansCompared on membership site platforms
- Free plan
- No
- Content gating
- full_site
- Subscription billing
- both
- Transaction fee
- 2-5% on subscriptions and one-time offers; 0-2% on tips, plus Stripe processing fees
