Built in Sri Lanka for creators everywhere

Before Subscriby there was a paid community in Sri Lanka, and I ran it by hand. Members paid every month for what was inside. Every month I let the new ones in, took the lapsed ones out and chased the ones in between. For a while that was fine. The bigger it grew, the more of my week it ate.

Getting paid was the hard part. In Sri Lanka, taking card payments online meant registering with a bank for a gateway, and the online gateways that did exist were not mature enough for a community that bills its members every month. So my members paid by bank transfer and sent me a screenshot, and I matched every one against the statement by hand.

So I rented a membership bot, like every creator I knew. It handled the few members who could pay by card. For everyone else I generated access codes and handed them out myself once a transfer checked out. It charged a monthly fee and took a cut of my sales on top. It worked, so I paid, and the community kept growing.

Then the pricing changed. My plan was renamed and multiplied, the new plans put a cap on what I was allowed to sell, and support offered a discount for a year. I had done all the work, and the more my community earned, the more the tool would take. That was the month I stopped paying and started building.

I had written software for a living for years, so I built the tool I had wanted all along, first for my own community. Envigo Innovations, LLC was registered in 2025 to build it, and after eight months of betas Subscriby opened to other creators in December 2025.

It runs on your own platform accounts and your own payment accounts, 11 gateways today, bank rails included. The fee falls as you grow, from 10% on the Free Plan to 1% on the Growth Plan, and nothing is capped: not your members, not your sales. Every creator who has joined since runs on the same thing, and everything on this site is what they use.