Recognition, not passwords.
Your members open private pages, posts and downloads with their Bothy pass. No passwords to share or reset. Works on WordPress. Your own pass, a token, an NFT or a tokenized share can all count.
Single-origin drops, cupping notes and the roast calendar, for members with the pass.
Ninety seconds, all real: set who gets in, a visitor shows up, and the page opens the moment they are recognized.
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Set up your community in the Bothy dashboard and invite your people. Each member claims a pass with their email and a quick one-time code.
Install SkyeGate on your WordPress site and wrap any page, post or download in one shortcode. That part now stays on your server.
A member taps connect, proves it is really them, and the page opens. Everyone else sees a friendly door instead of your content.
Post each issue on your own site and let members read it there. Nobody passes a login around.
Schedules, photos and contact sheets for the families on the team, kept off the open web.
Put the sign-up form where only members can see it, so it reaches your people and not every passer-by.
Recordings of talks, classes or games, open to members and closed to everyone else.
Real screens from a live WordPress site running SkyeGate Pro: a coffee shop putting its members’ lounge page behind recognition instead of a password.
Paste your license key into Settings → SkyeGate and it locks to your website. Tweak the button text if you like, and that’s the whole settings page.
Already run a Bothy community? Your Skye license already covers SkyeGate, and SkyeWoo for member prices in a WooCommerce store too.

One shortcode around any content: a page, part of a post, an embed. Say who qualifies (members of your community) and what’s inside never leaves your server until a member shows up.
That’s all the setup there is. The blurred line is the rule saying who counts as a member. On Pro you can combine up to 10 rules on one page.

The published page greets visitors with one job: connect. No account to create, no password to forget, nothing to reset.
Recognition, not passwords.


SkyeGate Lite, $0
One rule per locked page, which is all you need for “members of our community.” No license, no account, and it updates itself like any other directory plugin.
Get the free plugin$49 a month or $350 a year, or included in a Bothy Skye license
Combine up to 10 rules on one page. The same license runs SkyeWoo for member prices in a WooCommerce store, and works on Next.js sites too.
See Pro pricingTry Lite free from the WordPress directory. Upgrade to Pro for multi-condition gates, Farcaster identity gating, and the Vercel/Next.js SDK. Same SKYE key works on both stacks. Available worldwide, billed in US dollars.
On WordPress.org, no license, no account
or $350/yr, save 40%
$49 a month or $350 a year. Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancel anytime from your account page; you keep access to the end of the period you paid for.
Building on Vercel / Next.js? See the SDK docs →
Already run a Bothy community? Don't buy this. SkyeGate is already part of your Skye license. Sign in to your dashboard and download the plugin: just paste your license key, no second purchase.
Download from your dashboard →
Pro and Bothy members, go to your account to download the plugin (WordPress or Vercel/Next.js) and manage your license. One SKYE key, both stacks.
On Lite? It's free and needs no key, just install it from WordPress.org above.
No. Members claim their Bothy pass with their email and a quick one-time code, and open your pages the same way. People who already use a wallet app can use that instead.
No. SkyeGate is already part of your Skye license. Sign in to your dashboard, download the plugin and paste your license key. No second purchase.
The free plugin (SkyeGate Lite) lives on WordPress.org and checks one rule per locked page, which covers “members of our community.” Pro lets you combine up to 10 rules on one page, runs SkyeWoo with the same license, and also works on Next.js. Pro is $49 a month or $350 a year, or included in a Bothy Skye license. The full technical comparison is on the developer page.
Remove them in your Bothy dashboard and their pass is revoked. SkyeGate remembers each check for 30 minutes by default, so they are out within that window. You can make that shorter under Settings → SkyeGate.
No. The locked content stays on your server and is only sent to the browser after a member is recognized. It is not hidden in the page source.
On Pro you need to activate both the plugin and the license key. After uploading the ZIP, click Activate Plugin. Then go to Settings → SkyeGate, paste your license key, and click Activate. The free plugin needs no key.
The same way you update any other WordPress plugin. Since version 1.9.3, SkyeGate checks skyemeta.com for new releases and shows the normal update notice on your Plugins screen when one is ready. With an active license it is a one-click update, and your settings and gates are kept.
Running something older than 1.9.3? That version cannot see updates yet, so do it once by hand: generate a fresh download link at skyemeta.com/account, then upload the new ZIP under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin and choose Replace current with uploaded. After that, updates arrive on their own. Your Plugins screen always shows the version you are on, and whether a newer one is waiting.
On the free tier there is nothing to do at all. SkyeGate Lite lives in the WordPress.org plugin directory, so it updates itself the way every directory plugin does.
Check your spam folder for an email from noreply@skyemeta.com. If you still can't find it, contact us with your purchase email.
Each license is locked to one domain. Deactivate in Settings → SkyeGate to move it. Multiple sites need separate subscriptions.
Yes. SkyeGate Pro also ships as an npm package for Next.js, and the same license covers both. Hand your developer the SkyeGate for developers page and the SDK docs.
Yes. SkyeGate is available worldwide. It runs on any WordPress or Next.js site in any country, and the wallets it recognizes are borderless by nature. Plans are billed in US dollars through Stripe, which accepts cards from most countries, and the price you see is the price you pay: no tax is added at checkout.
Go to skyemeta.com/account, enter your license key, and cancel through the billing portal. You keep access until the end of your billing period.
Building on Next.js, or gating by tokens, NFTs and chains? See SkyeGate for developers →
A community issues one pass. SkyeGate is where that pass unlocks your website content, alongside every other surface a member shows up: your store, the register, and the door.
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Give them pages worth opening, and recognition that can’t be shared, screenshotted or leaked.