Text channels
Keep general chat, crew planning, builds, roleplay rules and announcements separate.
Communities on Frenz
One home for your squad: chat, voice, posts and live.
Give your crew text, voice, a shared feed, videos, streams and game discovery in one place. Frenz is being built to feel more intuitive and simpler to use than Discord, with shorter setup and fewer dead ends.
Free to startText and voiceOptional paid tiers
Quick answer
A Frenz community combines text, voice, posts, videos and live streams. Connect it to the games you play so interested players can find it. Keep it public or private, gate channels by subscription tier and let the same members follow your content across Frenz.Product facts reviewed July 13, 2026
A complete crew home
The channels are only the start.
Members can move from a conversation to a post, video, live stream or voice room without changing accounts or rebuilding the group somewhere else.
Voice rooms
Open a permanent room, use push-to-talk, share a screen and set per-person volume.
Community feed
Keep posts, screenshots, Stories, clips and full videos visible beyond the chat scroll.
Live channels
Send members to a live stream, keep chat close and switch bonus segments to subscribers only.
Roles and moderation
Use clear roles, invites, kicks, bans, pinned messages, locks and a searchable member list.
Discovery outside the server list
Players can find the crew through its games.
Community discovery uses the games people choose. Posts, videos, streams and member profiles give players more ways to reach the same crew.
Connect the community to its games
Players who add those games see matching communities before unrelated groups. The same interest also affects feed, live and people suggestions.
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Communities for your games
FirstCommunities linked to the player's chosen games.
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Related game crews
NextNearby games and genres after direct matches run out.
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Broader communities
LastPublic groups outside the interest set come last.
Four routes back to the crew
A directory listing is useful, but it is not the only door.
Game recommendations Your games
Member posts and videos Feed
Creator live streams Live
Member profiles People
A clear comparison
Built to feel simpler than Discord.
One of our main product goals is to remove the irritation around setup and navigation. Fewer settings to hunt for, fewer dead ends, and a new member lands in the right room in one click.
Community subscriptions
Choose what supporters can enter.
Eligible communities unlock up to three paid tiers after reaching 500 members. Tiers start at €2.99 per month. The owner keeps 90% before payment processing.
Three simple tiers
Tier 1 · Supporter from €2.99
Tier 2 · Insider owner sets price
Tier 3 · Founder owner sets price
Add names, descriptions and perks. Subscribers can receive name flair, custom emojis and access to gated areas.
Gate one channel or everything
# general Everyone
# supporter-chat Tier 1
◉ private-voice Tier 2
Whole community Optional
A free community can stay fully open. Paid access is controlled by the owner and never required by Frenz.
About five minutes
Start with the channels the crew will use.
You can add more later. A short setup is easier to understand and easier to moderate.
Create the community
Choose a name, description and public or private access.
Connect your games
Link the games so interested players can discover the crew.
Add text and voice
Start with general, planning and one voice room. Add only what helps.
Invite your people
Share the invite and start the first post, call or stream together.
Communities on Frenz
Questions crew owners ask.
Direct answers about features, Discord, discovery, tiers and moving an existing group.
Where can I find a gaming community for my game?
On Frenz, add your games to your profile and open Communities. Communities for those games appear ahead of unrelated groups in Browse and recommendations.
What does a Frenz community include?
Text channels, voice rooms, a shared feed, posts, clips, videos, live streams, roles, files, custom emojis and moderation controls can all live in the same community.
How is a Frenz community different from Discord?
Discord focuses on configurable chat servers. Frenz keeps text and voice simpler and connects the community to game discovery, member posts, videos, streams and the same profiles people use across the platform.
Can a community charge for access?
Eligible communities with at least 500 members can create up to three paid tiers from €2.99 per month. Owners can gate individual channels or the whole community.
How much does a community owner keep?
The community owner keeps 90% of paid community subscriptions before payment processing. Payouts run through Stripe Connect.
Can I run a roleplay community?
Yes. Use channels for rules, lore, applications and schedules, voice rooms for sessions and the community feed for recaps, videos and announcements.
How do players discover my community?
Connect it to the games it plays. Players who follow those games can find it in Browse and recommendations. Member posts, videos, live streams and profiles create additional routes into the community.
Can I move a Discord crew to Frenz?
Yes. Create the core channels, invite the same members and move at your own pace. A crew can keep Discord while using Frenz for game discovery, posts, video, live streams and subscriptions.
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Build the rest around the crew.
Looking for one game in particular, or the money side of running a crew?
Free to start
Your squad deserves a better home.
Start with a few channels. The people make it a community.