What is Cosmo used for?

Cosmo is a storefront platform for Discord servers to sell products, roles, keys and subscriptions and run live drops and flash sales. It is a good fit for creators selling digital goods to their Discord members and communities running limited-time drops.

Is Cosmo open source?

No. Cosmo is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Paymenter, Svelte Commerce and WooNuxt.

What are some alternatives to Cosmo?

Cosmo competes with Whop, Patreon and Gumroad.

Cosmo: features, pricing and alternatives

About Cosmo

Cosmo is an e-commerce platform built for Discord communities. Server owners can sell digital products, gated roles, license keys and subscriptions directly inside their server, with automated delivery after purchase, so there is no need to build a separate online shop.

It also supports live drops and flash sales run inside the server, which suits creators and communities that sell limited releases. The supplied homepage text was very short, so details about payment providers, fees and dashboard features are not confirmed here.

Cosmo is a hosted commercial service that is described as free to start, with a separate pricing page for paid options. It is not self-hosted software.

Key features

Sell products, keys and subscriptions in Discord
Gated roles with automated delivery
Live drops and flash sales
Storefronts for Discord communities

Good fit for

→Creators selling digital goods to their Discord members
→Communities running limited-time drops

Tags: discord; e-commerce; subscriptions; digital-products; storefront; drops; saas

Cosmo: questions and answers

What is Cosmo used for?: Cosmo is a storefront platform for Discord servers to sell products, roles, keys and subscriptions and run live drops and flash sales. It is a good fit for creators selling digital goods to their Discord members and communities running limited-time drops.
Is Cosmo free?: Yes. Cosmo has a free plan.
Is Cosmo open source?: No. Cosmo is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the E-commerce category, open-source options include Paymenter, Svelte Commerce and WooNuxt.
What are some alternatives to Cosmo?: Cosmo competes with Whop, Patreon and Gumroad.