How to monetize your Discord trading alerts

Members pay to have each alert placed for them, in their own broker account.

You publish the same way you do now.

1. 1

   Give alerts their own channel

   Nyria reads one channel per strategy, in a Discord server you run. You need the Manage Server permission there. Lock the channel so only you, or your posting bot, can write in it.

2. 2

   Link Discord, invite the bot

   In Nyria, open Integrations and select Connect Discord. Create a strategy with Discord as the alert source. Select Invite bot to server. The bot asks for one permission, View Channels, and only reads.

3. 3

   Check it on real posts

   Choose the server and the alerts channel, then set the Author filter. On the Alert format card, assign a past message to each trade type. Nyria shows what it would have traded. The strategy turns Active once it reads every type you enabled.

4. 4

   Run it on paper

   Deploy your own bot on Nyria Paper and let your real posts fire. Paper is free, with no card and no time limit.

5. 5

   Make the strategy Premium

   Set Who can copy it to Premium. Only people who paid you can then run live bots on it. Turn on Free paper bots to let anyone try it on Nyria Paper.

6. 6

   Price each tier

   A tier is the total entry allocation a member's live bots can use. Sell through Nyria's checkout, which takes the payments and pays you out. Or link a Whop or Stripe product you already sell to a tier.

7. 7

   Members deploy their bots

   A member with access opens the strategy and selects Deploy bot. They pick their own account and set a budget per entry. It runs on Nyria Paper, or live at a supported broker. Your next post places an order in every member's account.

The full setup is in the Discord alert service guide and the Discord docs.

Discord's fees are in its Monetization Terms.

Nyria bills $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation. Tiers round up to the next $10,000. A tier that allows $11,000 bills as $20,000, $100 a month. Nothing before a member pays. The creators page has the calculator.

Nyria can post each entry and exit to a channel in your server. A trade posts when it opens and again when it closes. Closed trades also show on your public strategy page. The setup is in Post trades to a Discord server you run.

Does Discord have its own paid memberships?

Yes. A Server Subscription is a monthly subscription to a server. The creator sets its tiers and prices. Discord chooses who can sell one. Its Monetization Policy lists what you can't monetize.

Can I keep my current paywall?

Yes. If you already sell through Whop or Stripe, keep it. Link a product to a tier, and its holders get the strategy.

What does Nyria charge me?

Nyria bills $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation. Tiers round up to the next $10,000. Nothing before a member pays.

Do my members need their own Nyria plan?

No. A member with active paid access runs a live bot without a Nyria plan. The tier you sold them caps their total entry allocation on your strategy.

What happens when a member stops paying?

Their bots stop opening trades and still close the positions they hold. Nothing is closed for them.

What am I responsible for?

You publish the strategy, not Nyria. You're responsible for the financial rules that apply to selling access. State the risks on your checkout page and don't promise returns.

• For creators: the fee calculator and how payouts work.
• Sell alerts to auto-trading subscribers: the same flow from any alert source.
• Run a trading alert service on Discord: channel setup and alert wording.
• Copy Discord alerts to your broker: one channel, traded in your own account.
• Discord docs: filters and what the bot reads.