Booster Bot
Manage server boosters with customizable greetings and rewards.. [Free Trial]
Last verified:
What is Booster Bot?
Booster Bot is a Discord-focused bot and web dashboard designed to manage, track, log, and reward server boosters with customizable greetings, roles, and perks. It detects when members add or remove server boosts and can automatically send thank-you/greet messages, assign or manage boost-level roles, and maintain a personal booster role that boosters can edit (name, color, icon). The tool offers configurable logging of boost events, per-event log filtering, and commands to retroactively add missed boosts or correct detection issues for servers that had bot downtime. A web dashboard and documentation support setup and customization, and the project is open to community contributions via GitHub for the dashboard and docs. Booster Bot is aimed at Discord server owners and moderators who want an automated, feature-rich system to acknowledge, organize, and reward boosters while keeping detailed logs and flexible messages for community engagement.
Booster Bot pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The public site and docs describe features and setup but do not present detailed tiered pricing on the main documentation pages; there is no clear free vs paid plan breakdown shown in the documentation pages referenced. The bot itself can be invited to a server and used with the documented commands and dashboard; for features beyond core detection and greetings the site points to documentation and community resources rather than listing paid plan inclusions explicitly. For any premium tiers, team-hosted services, or paid dashboard features, the website advises checking the invite/dashboard and community channels (GitHub or support) for the most current billing or Patreon/paid offering details.
Booster Bot pros
- Automatically detects boost add and remove events
- Customizable thank-you/greet messages for boosters
- Auto-assign boost-level roles based on boost count
- Personal booster role editable by the booster (name, color, icon)
- Detailed boost event logging (add/remove)
- Per-event log filtering to choose which events are logged
- Commands to retroactively add missed boosters after bot downtime
- Web dashboard for easier configuration and management
- Comprehensive setup documentation in public docs
- Ability to configure greet channel and log channel separately
- Support for embed and message links in greeting/log messages
- Granular control over which boost events trigger actions
- Lightweight focused feature set specifically for boosters
- Active GitHub repos for dashboard and docs enabling contributions
- Community tutorials and video guides available online
Booster Bot cons
- Requires Discord system boost messages and appropriate permissions to detect boosts
- May not detect partial boost changes (only detects when default booster role is removed)
- Bot needs read/send permissions in system/greet/log channels to function fully
- Retrospective addition of missed boosts requires manual command use
- Some advanced configuration requires familiarity with bot commands or dashboard
- Feature set focused solely on boosting (not an all-in-one moderation bot)
- Potential downtime can cause missed events that must be fixed manually
- Limited visibility into pricing or paid features on the site (requires further inquiry)
Frequently asked questions about Booster Bot
How does Booster Bot detect when someone boosts the server?
Booster Bot relies on Discord's system boost messages and the presence of Discord's default booster role to detect boost adds and removals; it needs read access to the server's system channel and relevant permissions to see those system messages to register boosts.
What permissions does the bot require to work correctly?
The bot requires read message permissions in the system channel to detect boost events, plus send messages and embed links permissions in the configured greet and log channels so it can post thank-you messages and detailed log embeds.
Can I customize the thank-you or greet message sent to boosters?
Yes — Booster Bot supports fully customizable greet/thank-you messages via commands or the dashboard, including embeds and links, so you can tailor wording, images, and formatting for your community.
Will the bot automatically assign roles when someone boosts multiple times?
Yes — you can configure boost-level roles so the bot automatically assigns roles based on a member's number of boosts, enabling distinct perks or recognition for different boost counts.
What happens if the bot is offline when someone boosts or unboosts?
If the bot is offline when boosts occur, it may miss events; Booster Bot provides commands (for example to add missed boosters) so admins can retroactively add missed boosts and correct the boost count and logs.
Can boosters edit their personal booster role?
Yes — Booster Bot supports a personal booster role that boosters can edit, allowing them to change the name, color, and icon of their personal role if the server admin enables and configures that feature.
How do I set up logging for boost events?
You configure a log channel (and optionally separate channels for different events) via setup commands or the dashboard; logs can be filtered by event types so you only receive the boost-added, boost-removed or other selected notifications you need.
Is there a web dashboard or GUI for configuration?
Yes — Booster Bot offers a web dashboard for easier configuration alongside command-line setup, and the dashboard code and documentation are available in GitHub repositories for contributors and maintainers.
What should I do if the bot doesn't detect a boost removal correctly?
Because detection of removals depends on Discord removing the default booster role, if the bot doesn't detect a removal you should confirm permissions and check that Discord's default booster role was actually removed; if the bot missed it due to downtime you can use the bot's commands to adjust counts and logs manually.