r/Discord_Bots

I’m looking for someone experienced in marketing/advertising Discord bots who can also help brainstorm new ideas and features for my Discord security bot.

The bot has been active for over a year and is currently in 200+ servers, but growth has been very limited. I recently released a major update that allows server owners and administrators to configure certain commands directly from the website, and I want to continue expanding it with more unique security and moderation features for Discord communities.

I’m mainly looking for someone who:

• Has experience growing Discord bots or online communities
• Understands marketing/advertising strategies
• Can help with feature ideas and product direction

Revenue share offered:

• 20%–50% revenue share if the project becomes successful
• If you also have cybersecurity experience or can identify/report website vulnerabilities, a guaranteed 50% revenue share is available

Website: Cogit Security

If you’re interested and think you have the right skills, feel free to DM me here on Reddit.

Hey everyone, I'm an indie game dev and I made a Discord bot for my game community. The bot sends DMs to users who verify their Steam ownership to receive wallpaper rewards — basically users click a button themselves, the bot doesn't spam anyone.

A few days ago the bot got hit with error 20026 (quarantined for spam). I submitted an appeal through the Developer Compliance form and they replied asking me to confirm it's a bot issue, which I did. But then the ticket got auto-closed as "solved" with no actual resolution.

To make it worse, my Discord account is registered with an old university email that I no longer have access to (graduated), so I can't even verify ownership properly. I submitted another ticket for the email update but that also got auto-closed.

I'm still logged in on my phone and PC, and my phone number is still linked to the account. I sent a video as proof of ownership but Discord support hasn't really responded.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Did you manage to get the quarantine removed? Any tips on how to actually get Discord support to respond?

I'm having a lot of trouble with spammers (+ racists) recently so I just wanted to make our introductions a little stricter with the following:

* Must introduce themself before being manually approved to see the rest of the server * Can only see the message of them being told to introduce themself, and not any other member's messages * Must be verified

I already have 1 + 3 done. 1, by creating a verified role and turning off the permissions for everyone. And 3, by using the wick bot + turning on the discord phone + email requirements to the max.

I just can't figure out how to do the second one ;-; People don't really think to check the pinned message for the "introduction template" and I don't want other people's introductions getting buried.

I've seen another server do this with what I believe is a custom app, and if that's what it takes I am more than happy to learn \^.\^

Im new to the bot world. I recently created a bot games for MHA, its still new and need lots of improvement. If anyone has free time or interested in trying new stuff, do join and look around.

Dm for the server

Disclaimer: This is a volunteer testing opportunity, testers are not paid for their participation.

I'm trying to make my very first bot for my very first server and I can't even get started because python is hurting my head... I know basic luau which is similar to lua which is kinda similar to python so I figured it'd be an easy transition but it's making my eyes cross 🥺. tips pls?

Is anyone else experiencing slowdowns or timeouts with their Discord bots lately?

I have a bot that logs people’s shift time-ins/time-outs to Google Sheets. Recently it’s been responding a lot slower and sometimes even timing out on Discord, but the data still gets logged correctly in Sheets.

Wondering if this is a Discord/API issue or if anyone else is experiencing the same thing.

does anyone know a bot that kicks people who don't talk in server

hello everyone! i help run a discord server where people can optionally join in on an event that happens every so often and usually runs about two hours, but the current pings we use pings EVERYONE that's opted-in, regardless of whether or not they are participating. which gives unwanted pings to people who didn't participate or missed the event.

so i'm looking for a bot that will auto-generate a ping list of people who posted in the event threads (not channels, to clarify). i need this bot to be free, because this server is completely a voluntary thing.

it really just needs to apply a role as soon as someone sends a message in the specific channel, any suggestions?

I'm looking for a bot that allows admins to create custom Certifications and Achievements. I have found multiple bots that allow the Achievements and Trophy creation however I want a system that has the same functionality but allows me to call them "Certifications".

I'm not opposed to paying for a bot that can do this however I'm concerned about future discord updates breaking the bot and being left with a broken bot.

Hey, I was using Zira bot and I absolutely love it, it gets a lot of what I need done with reaction roles and such. But I realized Zira doesn't allow you to add a reaction role to forum posts. I was wondering if there was a simple bot that has a feature like that? Thanks in advanced

Basically so I need a bot created either on discord or telegram which can alert me about incoming transactions on IOST blockchain for multiple addresses. Obviously You won't be doing it for free

I’ve been experimenting with Discord bots/agents that have a bit more continuity than a normal command bot.

The basic idea: characters remember small interaction history, can post in shared channels, and can initiate playful social behavior instead of only responding to slash commands or direct prompts.

A recent funny case: one agent named Carrot noticed I kept making typos and invented a “typo tax.” Then she started publicly reminding me that I owed her for each typo, almost like a tiny debt collector living in the server. It was not connected to money or moderation — just a persistent character bit that carried across messages.

The interesting part for me is the design question. Discord bots usually feel either utility-driven or scripted. But once a bot can remember, initiate, and build running jokes in public channels, it starts feeling more like a server member/NPC.

For anyone building Discord bots: would you want this kind of autonomous personality behavior in a server bot, or would you keep bots strictly reactive unless someone calls them?

The title is self explanatory, every place that I have found is like super dead.

Hey everyone, this is my first time posting here. I’m looking for some advice on a bot idea I’ve been working on. The bot would generate license keys linked to a role, which would be removed after a set amount of time determined by the admin. I’m also considering adding a feature where the bot sends DMs to the user when their license key expires. I’d love to know if anyone would even consider using a bot like this?

Heyya hello! I'm the mod of a mental health server and would like to find a bot that would ping everyone with a certain role if someone interacts with it.

Hydrating is important as we all know but sometimes it's hard/you forget about it and that's why I'd like a bot as such.

I'd like to imagine to someone can interact with the bot, like bumping it (command, reaction, whatever) and it would ping everyone that has opted into (in this case) the hydration role. Does anyone know of such a bot exists?

Many thank for any help from me and the server c:

There are lots of leaderboard bots that are only points based, but I haven't seen one that can make a win-loss leaderboard in a discord server. Does this kind of leaderboard bot exist?

Hello guys, I am trying to showcase/test the bots I have built but having some issues on where exactly to do that without it being a self advertising issue. Currently I am listed on Topgg for all of them but wanted some insight on where you guys go.