New
v2.1.0
Discord bot for FiveM and communities
The bot that reaches into your game server.
Whitelist on the loading screen, Discord roles as in-game groups, reports from the game in your channel. Plus everything else a community needs: moderation, tickets, levels, logs. All of it configured right here — no restart, no config file, nothing to host.
What's new
Every change to the bot, as soon as it ships.
Major update
v2.0.0
Update Log
FiveM: not just alongside it — connected.
Most bots show you the player count. This one talks to your server.
Whitelist on the loading screen
When someone joins, the game server asks Discord: has the role, let them in. No role, kept out — with a note on what to do about it. No second whitelist system, no list anyone has to maintain by hand.
Roles become in-game groups
Whoever is a supporter on Discord is one in the game too. You set which role maps to which group here; the game server picks up the mapping as players connect.
Reports from the game
A report in-game arrives as a message in your staff channel — with player name, identifier and text. Nobody has to leave the game for it.
Player count in the channel name Outage alert from Pro
A voice channel that always shows how many are online. If the server goes down the bot says so, and says so again once it is back.
Purchases show up in-game Business
A shop purchase is delivered in-game seconds later. The game server fetches the delivery instead of having it pushed blindly — if it is briefly away, nothing is lost.
Whitelist, roles and reports come with a small resource that goes into your FiveM server. Player count and outage alerts do not need it.
Two doors you can close.
A raid costs you an evening. Both of these take two minutes to set up.
Verification
Newcomers first see nothing but a channel with a button. One click, one small task, then the role — and only then the rest of the server. The maths task is in every plan, the image code from Pro.
Anti-nuke Pro
If someone with permissions starts deleting channels or handing out roles, the bot counts along. Past the limit it takes the permissions away and reports it — in seconds, not the next morning.
And everything else.
Moderation with case files
Warn, timeout, kick, ban and temporary ban — every action becomes a numbered case with a history. Past a set number of warnings the next step happens on its own.
Automod
Invites, links, word filter, spam, repeats, mass mentions, caps, emoji floods, file types — each rule with its own response.
Tickets with transcripts
Categories as buttons or a select menu, a private channel per ticket, staff claiming, and a readable HTML transcript when it closes.
Levels, economy and shop
XP for messages and voice time, roles as rewards, multipliers, a currency with a daily bonus, jobs and a role shop.
Server logs
Messages, members, roles, channels, voice and bans — each category in its own channel, with exceptions for whatever you do not care about.
Giveaways and roles
Giveaways with entry requirements and rerolls, self-service roles as buttons or a menu, a starboard and polls.
Pricing
Per server, cancellable monthly. The basic plan costs nothing and does not expire.
Basic
To get going, for as long as you like.
Free
- For servers up to 5,000 members
- Moderation with case files
- Verification with a maths task
- Tickets, welcome, logs
- FiveM: whitelist, roles, reports
- A message whenever something is new
Pro
For servers where things actually happen.
€4.99
per month
€49.99 per year · save 17%
- Everything in Basic, no size limit
- Automod and anti-nuke
- Levels, economy, giveaways
- Verification with image code and deadline
- Ticket transcripts, no caps
Business
For everyone earning money with their server.
€19.99
per month
€199.99 per year · save 17%
- Everything in Pro
- Shop integration and customer records
- Delivery straight into the game
- Public reviews
- Scheduled messages
Final prices. As a small business under § 19 of the German VAT Act, no VAT is shown.
Trying it costs nothing.
The basic plan runs without payment details and without an expiry date. If you do not like it, you throw the bot back out.