Post your sales and SuperChats into Discord
Updated on 21 Jul 2026 · 4 min read
1. Why post sales to Discord
Once connected, every sale, tip, or enrollment drops a rich card into a channel on your server — automatically, the second it happens. Amount, who sent it, their message, all dressed up with your SupportKori banner.
Here’s the part most creators miss: this isn’t just a notification for you. Point it at a public channel and it becomes social proof your whole community watches. When someone sees “💬 New SuperChat! ৳200 from Rifat — ‘GG that clutch was insane’” land in the channel, two things happen: Rifat feels seen, and everyone else learns that supporting you is a thing people do here. That spark is what turns one supporter into five.
Want alerts only you can see? Point the webhook at a private channel instead — same setup, your eyes only. Or use the Telegram integration for phone alerts.
2. Get your webhook URL from Discord
A Discord webhook is just a special URL that lets SupportKori post messages into one specific channel. Discord gives you one in about 30 seconds:
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In your Discord server, pick (or create) the channel you want sales posted in — say
#superchatsor#sales. - 2
Hover the channel → click the gear icon (Edit Channel) → Integrations → Webhooks.
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Click New Webhook. Name it anything (“SupportKori” works). You can set its avatar too — Discord shows it next to each post.
- 4
Click Copy Webhook URL. That’s the whole thing — no bot to invite, no permissions to configure.
Treat the webhook URL like a password — anyone who has it can post into that channel. If it ever leaks, delete the webhook in Discord and connect a fresh one.
3. Connect it to SupportKori
- 1
Go to your Dashboard → Integrations → Discord → Connect.
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Paste the webhook URL and hit Connect Discord.
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Hit Send test message — a test card should appear in your channel within a second or two.
That’s it. From now on every sale posts itself. You can swap the target channel any time with Change webhook — just paste a URL from a different channel.
4. Support vs SuperChat — pick your wording
In the Discord settings you’ll see Call tips with two options. It changes the headline on every tip card posted to your server:
| Option | The card reads | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| ☕ Support | “☕ New support” | Artists, writers, educators |
| 💬 SuperChat | “💬 New SuperChat!” | Streamers & gamers — the wording their audience already knows |
If your community grew up on YouTube and Twitch, SuperChat instantly reads as “someone paid to hype this up” — no explanation needed. Product sales and course enrollments keep their own headlines either way.
5. Choose what gets posted
Under Post to Discord for, toggle each alert type on or off:
| Toggle | Posts when |
|---|---|
| Tips & support | Someone sends you a tip / SuperChat |
| Product sales | Someone buys from your shop (or claims a free item) |
| Course enrollments | A student enrolls in one of your courses |
A common split: SuperChats on (they’re fun and public-friendly), product sales off if you’d rather keep revenue private. Your call — at least one has to stay on.
6. Real-world setups that work
🎮 The streamer: a public #superchats wall
Make a read-only channel called #superchats where every SuperChat lands with the sender’s name and message. Your community scrolls it like a hall of fame. Supporters come back because their name showed up in front of everyone — and lurkers see exactly how to get theirs up there. Shout the channel out on stream when a big one lands.
🎨 The creator with a paid community
Sell your Discord access as a SupportKori product, and let sales post into a private #new-members channel — you (and your mods) see every join instantly and can welcome them by name within minutes. First impressions do the retention work for you.
👥 The team: one channel, everyone in sync
Running a shop with a partner or an editor? A private #orders channel means nobody has to forward emails — every sale (with the buyer’s name) is right there for whoever handles fulfillment. Pair it with a manual-delivery product and treat the channel as your work queue.
🎓 The course creator: momentum in public
Enrollments posting into your course’s community channel — “🎓 New enrollment” a few times a week — quietly tells current students the course is alive and growing, and nudges the fence-sitters in your free channels.
7. Troubleshooting
Test message never arrives
Almost always a webhook URL problem. Re-copy it from Discord (Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks → your webhook → Copy Webhook URL) and use Change webhook to paste the fresh one. It must start with https://discord.com/api/webhooks/.
Cards suddenly stopped appearing
Someone probably deleted the webhook or the channel in Discord. Create a new webhook and reconnect — takes a minute.
Posts land in the wrong channel
A webhook belongs to one channel. Make a webhook in the channel you actually want, then Change webhook in SupportKori.
A sale happened but only some alerts posted
Check your Post to Discord for toggles — each alert type is independent. A product sale won’t post if only Tips & support is on.
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