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Server Stat Counters
Live member, bot, online, role, and channel counts displayed right in voice-channel names — an always-visible dashboard at the top of your channel list.
Server Stat Counters turn locked voice channels into live tickers: the bot creates a channel
named from your format string and keeps the number in its name up to date — Members: 1,204,
Online: 87, and so on. Because they're just channel names, every member sees the counts at
a glance without running a command.
Six counter types are available:
| Type | Counts | |---|---| | Total Members | Everyone in the server, humans and bots | | Human Users | Members excluding bots | | Bots | Bot accounts only | | Online Members | Members currently online | | Channel Count | Total channels in the server | | Role Count | Total roles in the server |
Every guild can run up to 3 stat counters on the Free tier. Creating a fourth requires a Pro subscription, which raises the limit to 10; Elite raises it to 50. See Subscription Tiers.
The Server Stats tab
Unlike most features, this isn't a card on the Features grid — Server Stats has its own tab on the guild dashboard. It shows three sections: Active Counters (what's running now), Create New Counter, and a Managed Channels list of the voice channels the bot created and keeps renaming.
Total Members · Human Users · Bots · Online Members · Channel Count · Role Count
{count} is replaced with the live number.
| Managed Channel | Type | Current |
|---|---|---|
| Members: 1,204 | Total Members | 1,204 |
| Online: 87 | Online Members | 87 |
Creating a counter
- 1
Open the Server Stats tab on your guild's dashboard. You'll need Manage Guild permission on your Discord account to see the guild in the dashboard at all.
- 2
Pick a Type under Create New Counter — Total Members, Human Users, Bots, Online Members, Channel Count, or Role Count.
- 3
Write the Channel Name Format. Use the
{count}placeholder where the number should appear — e.g.Members: {count}or🟢 Online: {count}. The bot substitutes the live value every time it updates. - 4
Click Create. The bot creates a locked voice channel with that name and adds it to Active Counters and Managed Channels. Drag it wherever you like in your channel list — the top of the list is the classic spot.
To retire a counter, remove it from the dashboard (or use the command below) rather than deleting the voice channel by hand — that keeps the Managed Channels list in sync.
From Discord: /serverstats
Everything the tab does is also available in Discord with
/serverstats create · delete · list · updateadmin:
| Subcommand | What it does |
|---|---|
| create | Create a new counter (type + name format) |
| delete | Remove a counter and its channel |
| list | List your active counters |
| update | Force an immediate refresh / change a counter's settings |
Discord limits how often channel names can change, so counter names refresh periodically
rather than on every join or leave. If a number looks stale, /serverstats update nudges it.
Related
- The Analytics tab (Elite) covers command usage stats — totals, most-used commands, and a 7-day chart — where stat counters cover membership numbers.
- See the command reference for full command details, and Subscription Tiers for what Pro unlocks beyond the 3-counter limit.
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