Growth analytics
Invite counts tell you who brings people in. Growth analytics tell you whether they stay, which links work and how your server is doing month after month.
How it works
For the last 7 or 30 days, and over 90 days, a year or all time with Premium: joins, leaves, net growth, fake joins and retention, the share of real joins still on the server. A chart shows them day by day, or week and month for long periods.
Every join is filed under its source: an invite link, your vanity URL, a bot added by an admin, or unknown. The top links show which invites bring the most members and how many have already left.
Name an invite link, such as YouTube, Partners or Event, and give a role to everyone who joins through it. Labels show up in analytics, reports and the {invite_label} variable of your messages. 1 labelled link free, 500 with Premium.
On Premium servers, see the inviters who bring members that stay, with how many they invited, how many left and their retention. List the members invited by one person, one link, one label or one role, and export the list.
A growth report posts itself after each month on every plan, with joins, leaves, net growth and the top 3 inviters. Premium adds a weekly report, the retention, the top 5 links and a chart, and /report preview shows it any time.
Premium servers pin live charts of joins, leaves or both in a channel, redrawn every 15 minutes, and export up to 50,000 join and leave events to CSV. Free servers keep 32 days of events; Premium keeps everything.
What this module includes on each plan.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Longest analytics period | 30 days | All time |
| Joins, leaves, retention, sources and top invite links | Included | Included |
| Top inviters with their retention | Not included | Included |
| Invited members by member, link, label or role, with CSV export | Not included | Included |
| CSV export of join and leave events (rows per file) | Not included | 50,000 |
| Join and leave history kept | 32 days | Unlimited |
| Invite labels, with a role for each link | 1 | 500 |
| Monthly growth report | Included | Included |
| Weekly growth report, with retention, top links and a chart | Not included | Included |
| Top inviters in the reports | 3 | 5 |
| Pinned growth charts, redrawn every 15 minutes | Not included | Included |
| Join and leave graphs | 30 days | 90 days |
The slash commands behind this module. Most settings also live in the dashboard.
/export invitedPremiumExport to CSV the members invited by a member, an invite code, a label or a role./label setGive a name to an invite link, and optionally a role to the members who join through it. (1 named link free, 500 with Premium)/label listList the named invite links of your server./graph joinsChart of the joins on your server. (30 days free, 90 days with Premium)/graph leavesChart of the leaves on your server. (30 days free, 90 days with Premium)/graph combinedJoins and leaves of your server on one chart. (30 days free, 90 days with Premium)/pinstats setPremiumPin a chart of joins, leaves or both in a channel, updated every 15 minutes./pinstats disableStop updating a pinned chart./report setupPost a growth report in a channel every month, or every week. (Monthly report free, weekly report with Premium)/report disableStop the automatic growth reports./report previewShow the report of the last complete period right away.More in the documentation.
The share of real joins of the period whose member is still on the server. Fake joins are left out, so alt accounts do not make it look better or worse.
Discord does not say which invite a member used. When several invites are used at the same moment, or the bot lacks a permission, it cannot tell, and files the join as unknown rather than guess.
Yes: the 7 and 30 day views, sources, top links, 1 invite label and the monthly report. Premium adds 90 days, a year and all time, top inviters, invited lists, weekly reports, pinned charts and CSV exports.
Add InviteCount to your server and set it up from the dashboard in a few clicks.