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PayGlue is developed in the open. The source code is available on GitHub so you can read how it works, self-host it, or contribute.

PayGlue on GitHub

github.com/PayGlue/PayGlue-OS

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What is included

The public repository contains the parts of PayGlue that handle the core integration work:
  • Backend — the Django API that receives webhooks from payment providers, looks up Ghost members, and grants or revokes access
  • Dashboard frontend — the Vue 3 app you use to connect Ghost, configure mappings, and monitor events

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What is not included

The public repository does not include the marketing website (payglue.io) or any internal tooling. The dashboard you see at app.payglue.io is built directly from the open-source code.

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License

PayGlue uses the Business Source License 1.1 (BUSL 1.1). In short: the source code is readable and self-hostable for non-production use. Production use requires a PayGlue subscription. After four years the code converts to the Apache 2.0 license automatically.

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Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome. Open an issue on GitHub to discuss a change before submitting a pull request for anything larger than a typo fix.

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Security disclosures

If you find a security vulnerability, please do not open a public issue. See the Security overview page for responsible disclosure options.