How to price your paid group

Where pricing lives

In your group's settings, you can turn on paid access and set a coin amount tied to a plan such as weekly, monthly or lifetime. You can offer more than one plan so members can choose what suits them.

Setting a fair amount

New members arrive with 100 free coins, so pricing far above that shrinks your pool of first-time joiners who haven't bought coins yet. Many owners start low, build activity, and raise prices only once the group has a track record.

Consider what the group actually offers — exclusive content, an active voice room, a niche topic — and price accordingly rather than copying another group's numbers.

• Lower prices widen your potential audience
• Higher prices suit small, high-value or exclusive communities
• Lifetime plans usually cost more than weekly or monthly ones

Changing prices later

You can adjust prices at any time. Changes apply to new joiners only; current members keep the terms they joined under until their plan expires or renews.

Frequently asked questions

Can I have different prices for different plans?

Yes. Each plan — weekly, monthly, lifetime and so on — can carry its own coin price.

What happens if I lower the price after someone joins?

Existing members are unaffected. The new price applies to people who join after the change.

Is there a minimum or maximum price?

Orbit enforces sensible bounds to prevent pricing errors, but within that range you have full control over what to charge.