Everything SeanBot can do
Every module, all in one bot. Most of them arrive switched on, and you can turn any of them off from the dashboard. Nothing here is behind a paywall.
Moderation & Safety
Server Risk Score
One number that climbs when someone starts deleting channels, changing permissions or flooding chat, so you can see trouble building before it lands.
Read the guideAnti-Raid
Catches raid waves, spam floods, scam links and dodgy webhooks as they arrive. If it gets bad, one click locks the public channels until you have it under control.
Read the guideAppeals & Suggestions
Ban appeals and community suggestions each get their own page, so staff can review, answer and keep a record without scrolling a channel.
Read the guideAudit Logs & Quarantine
Edits, deletions, joins, leaves and role changes go to the channel you choose. Quarantine parks a suspicious account in a role it cannot talk past, with no ban needed.
Read the guideBan Relay & Mod Feed
When another bot bans someone, SeanBot DMs them how to appeal. Kicks and timeouts from other bots land in one feed, so your moderation record stays in one place.
Read the guideGlobal Enforcement
One timeout, kick or ban, applied to every server you manage. Approve a ban appeal and the unban follows the member everywhere.
Read the guideHoneypot
A decoy channel only a scam bot would post in. The moment one does, SeanBot takes the action you chose: quarantine, timeout, kick or ban.
Read the guideInvite Links
Every invite tracked, with a reward role attached and a leaderboard of who brings people in. Warns you before an invite expires, and when one link suddenly floods the server.
Read the guideModeration
Kick, ban, softban, timeout, rename and lock, each one logged next to the moderator who ran it.
Read the guidePublic Reports
Trusted members see a report and vote on what should happen, so no decision rests on one moderator. Roles you protect can never be voted out.
Read the guideMember Reports
A member flags a message or a person, and it reaches staff with the message, the author and the context attached. Nobody in chat sees it happen.
Read the guideServer Logs
A dated, searchable view of everything the bot has logged, kept on the dashboard, so you can read back what happened last Tuesday.
Read the guideStaff Leave of Absence
Staff file the dates they are away, someone approves it, and the leave role comes off on its own when they are due back.
Read the guideVerification
New members get a button, a question or a picture code before the roles arrive. Fresh accounts and accounts with no picture can be turned away at the door.
Read the guideCommunity & Events
Sign-up Polls
Sign-ups with named slots, a cap and a waitlist. When someone drops out the next person is promoted and told, without a moderator rebuilding the roster.
Read the guideAuto-Pin
When a message gets enough reactions, SeanBot pins it. You choose the emoji and the number.
Read the guideSticky Messages
One important message stays near the bottom of a busy channel, so rules and forms do not disappear into the scroll.
Read the guideCat Facts
A random cat fact on demand. No server has ever been worse for it.
Read the guideFederation
Share chosen channels with servers you trust, so one community does not have to live in five different Discords.
Read the guideGiveaways
Giveaways with real entries, winner checks, a reminder before the end and a permanent summary after. Rerolls skip the people who already won.
Read the guideLive Event Countdowns
A channel whose name counts down to the event and renames itself as the clock runs out, so nobody has to work out how long is left.
Read the guideQuote Maker
Turn any message into a quote card you can share.
Read the guideRaid & Event Organizer
Post a signup sheet with the roles grouped, ping the people who need it, and keep the finished roster afterwards.
Read the guideReaction Roles & Pings
Members take roles from a button or a reaction. When the thing they signed up for is about to start, one command pings everyone who reacted.
Read the guideSimple Polls
Ask a question, count the reactions, close it when you have an answer.
Read the guideSlap
Slaps whoever deserves it. Retaliation is expected.
Read the guideStarboard
Your own emoji, your own cut-off, your own channel. Every post the community loves gets a permanent copy.
Read the guideTemporary Voice Channels
A member claims their own voice channel, names it, caps it and locks it. It disappears when the last person leaves.
Read the guideTicket System
A panel members press to open a private channel with staff. Staff can claim it, tag it, add notes, and close it with the transcript kept.
Read the guideEvent Reminders
Reminders that ping the right role at the right local time, with a reaction sign-up on the same message.
Read the guideWelcome & Farewell
Welcome and goodbye messages, an optional welcome DM, a role for new arrivals, and nicknames tidied up when someone leaves.
Read the guideWizard101
Utilities & Automation
Auto-Reply
Answer the questions staff are asked every day: a keyword, a phrase or a mention gets the reply you wrote.
Read the guideGiveaway Feed
Giveaways run by GiveawayBot and Carl-bot show up in one feed, with winner checks, so nothing is lost when the other bot deletes its message.
Read the guideLive Counters
Member counts, boosts and anything else you have a number for, kept up to date in a channel name.
Read the guideEmbed Builder
Write an announcement in the dashboard with a real Discord preview beside it, then post it in one click.
Read the guideEmoji Analytics
See which emojis actually get used and which ones nobody touches, so you know what to delete.
Read the guideEmoji Manager
Add, rename and lock custom emoji and stickers, review member suggestions, and keep aliases and cooldowns tidy.
Read the guideGhost Ping Alerts
Tells you when someone pinged a member and deleted the message straight after. Also sweeps stray bot reactions off a post.
Read the guideLast Message Lookup
See when a member last spoke, without keeping a copy of what they said.
Read the guideMember Activity
Messages and voice time per member, with active and inactive roles handed out on a schedule you set.
Read the guideText Commands
Pick a text prefix such as ! and every command still works the old way, for the members and staff who still type.
Read the guideRemind Me
Right-click a message and ask to be reminded later, in words: tonight, tomorrow morning, in two hours.
Read the guideStaff List
A staff roster that keeps itself up to date: who is on duty, who is away, message goals, activity checks and a weekly report.
Read the guideReturning Roles
When a member comes back, the roles they had are handed back without a moderator in the middle.
Read the guideServer Statistics
Charts for messages, member growth, voice time and the channels people actually use, for the next time somebody says the server is dying.
Read the guideTime Converter
A time someone types gets turned into a tag every reader sees in their own local time.
Read the guideTimezones
Members set their timezone once, get a regional role, and see local times wherever the bot prints one.
Read the guideTranslation
Translate a message in place when two members do not share a language.
Read the guideReady to add it?
Invite the bot, open the dashboard and switch on what you need. It takes a couple of minutes.