Crypto subscription payments for memberships, SaaS and services
Bill customers every week, month or year in Bitcoin, USDT and 110+ coins. Each period they get a payment link by email, and you see every renewal in one place.
Recurring revenue is the backbone of software, memberships and service businesses. With cards, it is also the first thing to break: cards expire, get replaced or are declined abroad, and every failed renewal is a customer you have to win back. Crypto subscription payments give your customers a way to keep paying that works the same in every country.
With CryptoPayr you create a plan once, with its price and how often it renews, and add your subscribers. Each billing period CryptoPayr emails every subscriber a payment link for the amount due. They pay from their wallet in a minute, and the renewal is marked paid in your dashboard as soon as the payment is confirmed.
Customers stay in control: nothing is taken from their wallet without them, so there is no stored card to expire and no surprise charge to dispute. For annual contracts and larger customers, send an invoice with line items instead, paid the same way.
Renewals land in your USD balance by default, so your recurring revenue is not at the mercy of coin prices. You pay 2% per payment, 1.5% above $1,000 a month and 1% above $5,000 a month, with no setup fee, no monthly fee and no KYC to open the account.
Why recurring card payments let you down
Renewals that fail on expired cards
Cards expire, get replaced after a breach or are declined by a bank abroad. Every failed renewal is revenue lost from a customer who never meant to leave.
Customers you cannot bill at all
In many countries recurring foreign card payments are blocked or flagged. Those customers want your service and still have no way to subscribe.
Disputes after months of use
A customer can use your service for months and then dispute the charges. You lose the money, pay a fee and often lose the account with your processor too.
Processors that pick your industry
Memberships, communities and digital services are often labelled high risk, which means higher fees, held funds or a closed account.
Recurring billing, the crypto way
Plans in minutes
Create a plan with its price and how often it renews, from every day to every year, and add as many subscribers as you need.
A pay link every period
Each billing period your subscribers receive an email with a payment link for the amount due. They pay in a minute from any wallet.
Every renewal in one place
See who has paid and who is still due in your dashboard, with each renewal marked paid as soon as it is confirmed.
Invoices for bigger customers
Bill annual contracts, seats and setup fees with an invoice that lists every item, paid in crypto just like a subscription.
110+ coins and card options
Subscribers pay with USDT, USDC, Bitcoin and 110+ other coins, or by card, Apple Pay and Google Pay from $10 when you switch on Pay by card.
Revenue that holds its value
Renewals settle to your USD balance by default, so a price drop never cuts your monthly revenue. Or keep the coins themselves.
What businesses bill as crypto subscriptions
- SaaS plans and software licenses
- Paid communities on Discord and Telegram
- Memberships, clubs and premium content
- Hosting, VPN and server rentals
- Retainers for agencies and freelancers
- Signal groups, research and newsletters
- Coaching and course access
Start billing subscriptions in four steps
Create your free account
Sign up with an email address. No KYC, no setup fee and no monthly fee.
Turn on subscriptions
Switch subscriptions on in your settings and create your first plan.
Add your subscribers
Add each subscriber's email address. Their first payment link is on its way shortly after.
Watch renewals come in
Every period your subscribers get a new link, and your dashboard shows who has paid.
Crypto subscriptions: FAQ
How do crypto subscription payments work?
You create a plan with a price and a billing period and add your subscribers. Each period CryptoPayr emails every subscriber a payment link for the amount due, they pay from their wallet, and the renewal is marked paid in your dashboard.
Can crypto be charged automatically like a card?
No, and that is a feature. Nothing leaves a customer's wallet without them, so each subscriber approves every renewal by paying the link. There is no stored card to expire and no surprise charge to dispute.
Which billing periods can I use?
Plans can renew daily, weekly, monthly or yearly, or every few weeks or months. For contracts with a one-off schedule, send an invoice instead.
Which coins can subscribers pay with?
USDT, USDC, Bitcoin, Ethereum and 110+ other coins. With Pay by card switched on, subscribers can also pay with Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay from $10, depending on their country.
Will coin prices change my monthly revenue?
Not by default. Every renewal is credited to your USD balance, so a $29 plan is booked at $29 before fees. You can also choose to keep the coins themselves.
Can a subscriber dispute a payment?
Not a confirmed crypto payment, which is final. If you want to give money back, you issue a refund from your dashboard.
What does it cost?
There is no setup fee and no monthly fee. You pay 2% per payment, falling to 1.5% above $1,000 a month and 1% above $5,000 a month.
Start billing subscriptions in crypto
Free account, no setup or monthly fees, first plan live in minutes.