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Discord or SoloBase? It depends on what your community is for.
Discord is where communities hang out, in their own Discord app and on Discord’s name. SoloBase is a Studio under your own name: a Community Hub with channels, questions answered once and paid access to your own Stripe, next to a private Client Hub for each client. Here is how to tell which one you need.
Which one are you?
Most people land here at one of three stages.
You are starting a community
A cohort, a program or a mastermind around what you teach. You want it to feel like yours, on your own domain, with your clients one step away.
The same questions keep coming
Members ask what was answered last week, and the answer scrolled away. You want questions answered once, where the next person finds them.
Your people already hang out there
Your community lives in voice rooms and late-night chat, and your members spend their evenings in that app. You are not looking to move it.
What SoloBase does
Your crew, your clients and your community, under your own name.
Built for one person who teaches or advises, a small crew beside them, and the members and clients they serve.
A Community Hub with channels you own
Announcements, questions answered once for everyone, pins and decisions, search, and direct messages between your team, on your own domain.
A private Client Hub for each client
The brief, the notes, the files and the proposal they sign, in one place only you and that client can open. Your clients join free.
Support from your own site or app
One line puts a Help button on any site. Each customer gets their own conversation, and your team answers from one inbox.
Money into your own Stripe, at 0%
A paid Community Hub, paid channels, proposals and invoices are paid straight to your own Stripe account. SoloBase never holds the money.
Honestly
When Discord fits you better.
This is about the shape of your community, not about which tool is better.
Your community lives in voice and video
If hanging out in voice rooms and live streams is the point, keep the place built around them. Calls in SoloBase channels hold up to 25 people.
Your members are already there
When your audience spends its evenings in that app, joining your server is one invite away, and that matters.
You want strangers to find you there
SoloBase has no feed and no discovery: people come to you through your own name and your own links. If being found inside a big network is the goal, stay where that network is.
Discord or SoloBase, answered.
Can I charge for my community?
Yes. A paid Community Hub or a paid channel inside a free Community Hub, paid straight to your own Stripe in one payment today. Monthly memberships are next.
Do my members need to download an app?
No. They open your Community Hub on your own domain and sign in with an email code or Google. It installs like an app on a phone if they want it to.
Does SoloBase take a cut of what my clients pay?
No. 0% on every plan. Money goes straight to your own Stripe account; Stripe’s standard processing fees apply.
What is live today?
Live: the card and Studio Site, the Content Hub, Client Hubs, proposals with e-signature and a deposit, numbered invoices, Community Hubs with channels and support, payments to your own Stripe, calls for up to 25 people, and booking at your open times.
Are you affiliated with Discord?
No. Product names are trademarks of their owners.
Start with your own name on the door. Decide the rest later.
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