Every invite, counted.

Yes, with no time limit. Invite tracking, fake invite detection, leaderboards of the day and the week, welcome messages, verification, tickets, raid detection, a honeypot channel, giveaways, levelling and the CSV export of invite counts are free on every server. Each module has free limits, such as 5 giveaways at once or 3 ticket panels, and Premium raises them.

Higher limits and the advanced options of each module: embeds in welcome messages, custom raid thresholds with an automatic response, /lockdown and /massban, analytics beyond 30 days, weekly reports, CSV exports of leaderboards and analytics, pinned leaderboards and charts, logs and invite alerts, ticket escalation and automations, a custom link for your public leaderboard and a custom bot profile. Every plan unlocks all of it; plans only differ by the number of servers (1, 3 or 5), from €3.50 a month.

Discord does not say which invite a member used. When someone joins, the bot compares the use counts of your server's invites, finds the one that went up and credits its creator. Joins through the vanity URL, bots and joins the bot cannot attribute for sure are filed separately instead of guessed.

A join that matches the rules you turn on: an account younger than the minimum age (3 days, or your own value with Premium), a self-invite, no avatar, no banner, a member Discord flags as rejoining, or a name quarantined by Discord AutoMod. You choose whether one rule or all of them must match. Fake invites stay visible to staff but do not count in the regular total.

Invite tracking needs Manage Server, to read invite use counts, and Manage Channels, to see invites being created and deleted. Other modules need their own permissions, such as Manage Roles for auto roles and rewards, or Kick and Ban Members for raid protection and the honeypot. The invite link asks for all of them, and /check-permissions lists what is missing, module by module.

Add the bot: tracking starts with the next join, and /invites and the leaderboards work right away. Joins from before the bot arrived cannot be attributed. /setup chooses a channel for welcome messages and turns them on; every other module is set up from the dashboard or with slash commands.

Yes, on every plan. Staff can add, remove, set or reset a member's invites and messages, add or reset XP, and reset any of them for the whole server with /add, /remove, /set and /reset. The blacklist keeps up to 3 members out of the count (100 with Premium).

Yes. A panel of buttons or a menu opens a private channel for the right support roles, after an optional form. Free servers get unlimited tickets, 3 panels, forms, claiming, transcripts kept 30 days and the rule that closes a ticket when its opener leaves. Premium adds escalation, advanced automations and claim options, opening hours, the closing DM, the satisfaction survey, roles on open and close, custom channel names, detailed statistics and transcripts kept forever.

The bot watches every join. When at least 10 accounts join within a minute and 60 % of them are younger than 7 days, or 5 young accounts arrive within 10 seconds, it opens an incident and alerts your staff. Free servers get this detection, the alert, a button that pauses invites for 1 hour, the false alarm button and a summary at the end. Premium adds custom thresholds, an automatic response (invites paused for up to 24 hours, a forced captcha, young accounts kicked), the verification, kick and ban buttons, /lockdown and /massban.

The honeypot is a channel members are told not to post in: spam bots post everywhere, so their first message there gets them removed and reported. Free servers get 1 trap with the default sanction, a kick that deletes the last 24 hours of messages; Premium allows 5 traps and other sanctions. Verification asks newcomers to click a button, solve a captcha or pass a Cloudflare Turnstile check on our website before they get access, and every level is free.

What the modules need: invite counts and who invited whom, the join and leave history, message counts and XP, tickets and giveaway entries. Message counting never reads what members write; message content is only used for ticket transcripts and honeypot reports. If you remove the bot, this member data is deleted 90 days later unless you add it back, while your settings are kept; administrators can also delete counters at any time with the /delete commands.

This website and the dashboard are available in 16 languages. The bot itself answers in English, and your own welcome, leave and level-up messages can be written in any language. For anything else, ask in the support server or read the documentation.