A Discord member count bot
Show live stats at the top of your channel list, like Members: 1,204. Tick the stats you want on the dashboard and word each one your way.
The channels are locked voice channels: everybody can read them and nobody can join.
What it does
- Member counts and other server stats
- Your own wording, with {count} where the number goes
- Rename or move the category and the counters carry on
- Tells you if the bot is missing a permission
How to set it up
Open the dashboard, go to Counters, tick the stats you want and word each channel name however you like.
{count}is where the number goes.Save, and within half a minute the channels appear in a Server Stats category. They're locked voice channels: nobody can join them, everybody can read them.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Three counters are free, and Premium raises it to eight.
- Why does the number take a while to change?
- Discord only lets a channel be renamed about twice every ten minutes, so the counters refresh every ten minutes. Every bot has the same limit.
- What permission does it need?
- Manage Channels.
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