A Coinbase Commerce alternative you host and own.
Coinbase Commerce moved to a model where payments route through Coinbase's infrastructure and carry a fee, and your checkout lives on their account rather than yours. If you want the same crypto acceptance without a hosted middleman or a percentage cut, My Crypto Server is the self-hosted alternative: you run the software, hold the wallet, and pay nothing per transaction.
Self-hosted, non-custodial, and 0% platform fees. Most migrations come down to swapping the charge call and verifying a signed webhook.
See the full Coinbase Commerce comparisonWhy switch
Hosted gateways take a percentage of every payment. Self-hosting removes that entirely; the only cost is network gas, which the customer pays.
With a hosted account your flow depends on the provider's uptime, terms, and policies. Running your own server means funds derive from your seed and settle straight to you.
No account to be reviewed or rate-limited, no API you don't control. You get the full source and host every part of it.
Push My Crypto Server to Vercel, attach Postgres, add an Alchemy key, and point it at your wallet. Live in about an hour.
Replace your Coinbase Commerce charge creation with a call to the REST API or TypeScript SDK. The shape is familiar: create a charge in USD, get a checkout URL.
Verify the HMAC-SHA256 signed webhook instead of Coinbase's, mark orders paid, and you're fully migrated with no custodian in the loop.
There's no per-transaction platform fee, so on fees, yes. You pay once for the source and run it yourself; the customer pays network gas. The trade is that you host it rather than using a managed account.
It supports native coins plus USDC, USDT, and DAI across 14 chains, which covers the mainstream assets a Coinbase Commerce checkout would.
For most stores it's swapping the charge-creation call and the webhook verification. The concepts map closely, so it's usually a short change.
$699 one-time with code MCSINTRO $999, full source, every v1 update included, 0% platform fees.
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