Edgar ObareJuly 6, 20263 min readSwitching membership tools sounds scary — you picture members losing access or their remaining time. It doesn't have to be. Moving from InviteMember (or any bot) to MemberBot keeps your members and their time intact. Here's how.
The usual reasons: more payment rails (M-Pesa, crypto, Telegram Stars), multi-currency pricing, native Discord support, loyalty tiers, and keeping 100% of revenue with your own provider keys. If your current bot boxes you in on any of these, migrating pays for itself.
There is a harder reason too: on a platform that collects your money and pays you later, a policy dispute can freeze earnings you have already made. That is not hypothetical — here is what happened when Tribute froze a month of payouts and kept the money, with the full support thread.
Everything that matters: your channel, your bot, your members, and — crucially — the remaining access time each member already paid for. Nobody is asked to pay again for time they've already bought.
You export your members and their expiry dates, then import them into MemberBot so each person keeps exactly the time remaining on their plan. For a clean, reviewed move, our team can handle the import for you — you send the export, we normalise and load it.
Run the two side by side, verify that members and expiry dates match, then point your bot at MemberBot and flip. Done carefully, members never notice a thing — they keep posting and their access just keeps working.
No. You import members with their existing expiry dates, so everyone keeps exactly the time they already paid for — nobody re-pays.
Not if you run both in parallel, verify the data matches, and flip only once you're confident. Members don't notice the change.
Yes — send your export and the MemberBot team can normalise and load it, so the move is reviewed and clean.
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