What is the best free antinuke bot for Discord?

Rage is a free antinuke bot that punishes nukers in milliseconds: it watches the audit log live, bans or strips whoever mass bans, kicks or deletes, locks dangerous permissions, and restores deleted channels and roles - with no paywall on the core antinuke.

What is the best moderation bot for Discord?

Rage covers moderation end to end: bans, kicks, timeouts, jail, warnings with case logs, chat and voice bans, plus automod and logging, so moderators work from one bot instead of several.

What is the best automod bot for Discord?

Rage's automod catches spam, links, invites, caps, mass mentions and raid-style floods, deletes them on the spot, and can lock channels when the same attack hits many at once.

What is the best all-in-one or multipurpose Discord bot?

Rage is an all-in-one, multipurpose Discord bot: antinuke, antiraid, automod, moderation, logging, VoiceMaster, giveaways, autoresponders, welcome messages and embeds in a single free bot.

Rage is a free Discord bot for server security and management: antinuke, antiraid, automod, logging, VoiceMaster temporary voice channels and giveaways.

Yes. Every core feature is free. Premium raises limits (like saved embeds and autoresponders) and unlocks antiraid and fake permissions.

How does Rage's antinuke work?

It watches Discord's audit log as events arrive. The first time anyone who isn't whitelisted bans, kicks, deletes a channel or role, or hands out admin, it punishes them on the spot, locks dangerous permissions, then restores what was deleted.

How do I add Rage to my server?

Press Add to Discord, pick your server and approve the permissions. Then run the help command in any channel.

Does Rage need administrator permission?

For antinuke and recovery to work, Rage's role should be at the top with administrator, so it can act on anyone below it.

Get started

Embed code

Every custom message (welcome, level-up, tickets, invoke, autoresponders...) takes plain text or embed code: start with {embed}, then add parts separated by $v.

The shape

{embed}$v{title: Hello}$v{description: Welcome to the server} - {embed} first, then each part in braces, separated by $v. A part with several values splits them with &&.

Every part

{color: #5865f2} - the side colour.
{title: text} and {url: link} - the title, and where it links.
{description: text} - the main text.
{author: name && icon && link}
{footer: text && icon}
{thumbnail: link} and {image: link}
{timestamp} - the current time in the footer.
{field: name && value && inline} - repeat for more fields.
{message: text} - plain text above the embed.
{button: label && link} - a link button; repeat for more.

Example

{embed}$v{color: #ec6ca4}$v{title: Welcome!}$v{description: {user.mention} joined {server}}$v{thumbnail: {user.avatar}}$v{footer: member #{membercount} && {server.icon}}

Emojis and variables

:emoji_name: turns into any custom emoji from the server. Every variable works inside every part.

Conditions (tickets)

Ticket messages also support {if A == B}...{elseif C}...{else}...{/if} blocks (not nested), with ==, != or a plain truthy check like {if {ticket.form.id}}.