Join the Routerah Discord, get free balance
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Join the Routerah Discord, get free balance

Link your account for $1, boost the server for $1 every month, hunt bugs for up to $50. We just opened the Routerah Discord.

·2 min read·By Routerah team
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We opened a community Discord for Routerah. It is where we ship changelogs, take support tickets, run a bug bounty, and pay you in balance for participating. This post explains every way the server hands you free credits.

What lives in the server

Announcements, changelog, support tickets, bug bounty forum, feature and model requests, AI chat help, voice rooms, and a boosters lounge. Staff hangs out daily. Every public channel is read-only unless it is meant for chat, so the signal stays high.

Link your Discord, get $1

Open the verify channel, click Verify and Claim, and link your Discord on Routerah settings. The first time you link, the bot drops $1 of API balance into your account. One-time per account, no questions.

Boost the server, earn every month

Every server boost you start credits $1 instantly to your linked balance. As long as the boost stays active, the bot pays another $1 every 30 days. Two boosts means two payouts a month. Cancel and the payouts stop with you.

Bug bounty, up to $50

Find a real bug in the platform and report it in the bug-bounty forum. Staff picks a severity tier and the bot pays it out: Low $0.25, Medium $0.50, High $1, Critical $50. Whoever actually identified the bug gets paid, not just the thread starter.

Come hang out

Ready? Join the Routerah Discord, then grab an API key and link your account to claim your first $1.

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