RepoAccess is live: open core, and what the paid tier adds
RepoAccess connects a payment to GitHub access. A webhook arrives, the buyer gets an invite to the GitHub team that carries your private repo; a refund or a chargeback removes them again. It runs as a single Cloudflare Worker on your own account, so no service of mine sits between you and your customers.
There is no OAuth anywhere in it. Your buyer never authorizes a GitHub App and never logs in with GitHub to collect what they paid for: they give their username, and they accept the invitation GitHub emails them. That is one less authorization screen between the payment and the product, and one less reason to abandon it. On your side there is no GitHub App to register either.
The core is free and open source on npm under AGPL-3.0, and it is not a trial version: the Stripe adapter, the full grant and revoke chain, the claim page for buyers who mistype their handle, and the setup wizard are all in it. If you sell through Stripe, you never have to pay me anything.
Pro is $129 once. It adds the providers you may need instead of Stripe - Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Gumroad, Razorpay and Telegram Stars, with the Merchant of Record options among them - plus a Telegram bot that works as a whole storefront, branded pages for everything the buyer sees after paying, a service binding so another Worker of yours can drive it, and one setup guide per provider.
The price includes twelve months of updates and support. After that nothing stops working: your deployed Worker keeps running and your copy of the code stays yours. Renewal is not a second purchase - it is a nominal yearly fee, and only if you want to keep receiving updates, which in practice means provider changes tracked and patched as they happen.
The setup wizard is optional. Run it and your AI coding agent takes the routine off your hands and walks you through every step to a working deployment, which is about an hour with your accounts already in place. Skip it and you fill in the config files yourself, following the written guide that ships for each provider. Early days: zero sales so far.
