Welcomer, tickets, leveling, moderation, ER:LC sessions, economy, birthdays, and a full security suite (automod, antinuke, antiraid, honeytrap) — toggle each one with /botconfig, or log in below and manage it from here instead.
Browse by what you need. Turn modules on and choose channels through /botconfig.
Enable each system separately. Set sensitivity with /security sensitivity and send logs to the channels you choose.
Configure modules in Discord, use the web dashboard, or draft a custom command below.
Sign in with Discord to manage the servers you own or moderate. Toggle modules and send custom embeds without creating another account.
Open dashboard/botconfig directly in your server.Generate the instructions, then create the command in your Discord server.
Add a command name and choose a response type to get started.
Switch between a quick overview, the dashboard and security features.
Choose the modules your server needs, assign channels and roles, then let BotNexus take care of repeat tasks while your team focuses on the community.
Yes. All listed modules are free to invite and use. BotNexus Premium is optional and adds extra features.
Invite the bot, then configure modules in Discord with /botconfig. You can also sign in to the web dashboard. The Help Center has guides and demos.
The current invite link requests Administrator access (permissions=8). Review the permissions on Discord's invite screen before approving. Individual features may need permissions such as managing roles or messages, or moderating members.
Automod, antinuke, antiraid and webhook protection can be configured separately. Tune sensitivity with /security sensitivity; the optional Honeytrap module can be enabled for spam detection.
Server configuration, moderation records, API settings and suggestion auto-close settings are stored so they persist between restarts. See the Terms & Policies for the current details.
Yes. The dashboard includes an embed builder for Components V2, with configurable colours, banners and divider lines.