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When you are ready, pay the credited deposit through Stripe.
Start request
Start your custom Discord bot request when you are ready
When the idea feels ready to explore, pay the $100 credited deposit and answer a short intake about the bot you want. Discord IDs, channel setup, role details, and artwork can wait until we know the project needs them.
Ready to start?
Pay the credited deposit and open the short intake.
$100
USD
Best when you already know the kind of bot, workflow, or server experience you want to explore.
Flat $100 credited deposit through Stripe when you are ready to start.
The short intake opens after Stripe confirms payment.
Review the terms before starting.
What happens next
What happens next
The process starts with a short intake, not a full technical worksheet. Detailed setup information comes later, after we understand what you want to build.
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Use the same email from Stripe checkout to open the short intake.
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Answer a few basic questions about the bot, the server, your timeline, and your preferences.
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We review the idea and ask for setup details later if the project needs them.
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You receive a clear build plan, quote, and next steps.
Request details
What to prepare for the first intake.
You do not need a perfect spec before starting. Bring the idea, what should improve for your server, and any examples that help explain the workflow.
Do not submit credentials
Do not submit bot tokens, passwords, private API keys, payment card numbers, or credentials in the request intake.
The bot idea or workflow you want
What should improve for your server
Basic server name and contact details
Timeline and rough budget range
Ownership and after-launch preferences
Optional references, examples, or safety notes
Before starting
Make sure the idea is ready for review.
You should own or manage the server, have permission to add or configure a bot, understand the non-refundable deposit, and have a safe custom Discord idea you want us to review.