Moderation
Ban, kick, mute, warn — and undo every one of them. Purge, slowmode, channel locks, role management, and a full case history per member.
Moderation, tickets, automod and leveling — configured from a dashboard instead of by memorising commands. Built for servers that care about safety.
Every module below is on the free tier. No separate ticket bot, no separate automod bot, no separate leveling bot to keep in sync.
Ban, kick, mute, warn — and undo every one of them. Purge, slowmode, channel locks, role management, and a full case history per member.
Panels with multiple ticket types, each routing to its own category and staff team. Claim buttons, reason prompts, and transcripts on close.
Spam, invites, links, scams, profanity, mass mentions and caps — with per-channel and per-role exemptions so trusted members aren't caught.
XP per message with role rewards, a configurable announcement channel, and a difficulty curve you set yourself.
One button between raiders and your server. Members click to verify and get the role automatically.
Every slash command also works as text. Set it to !, ? or . — on every server, at no cost.
No documentation to read and no config file to edit.
One click through Discord's own authorization screen. Pick your server, review the permissions, done.
Where logs go, which role is staff, where to greet new members. The bot asks in Discord, or you can do it here.
Every module has a switch and sensible defaults. Nothing is enabled behind your back.
Yes. Every module works on the free tier — moderation, tickets, automod, leveling, verification and custom prefixes. Premium raises limits (3 ticket panels becomes unlimited) and unlocks cosmetic branding. No moderation feature is ever paywalled.
No. Everything is configurable from this dashboard. The bot also posts a short setup guide when it joins, and /setup walks you through logging, staff roles and welcome messages in three questions.
It asks for the permissions the modules you enable actually require — Manage Roles and Ban Members for moderation, Manage Channels for tickets. You can decline anything you don't want and the affected module will tell you what it's missing instead of failing silently.
Your server's settings are kept briefly in case you re-add it, and you can wipe everything immediately with the data-deletion command. See the Privacy Policy for exactly what's stored and for how long.
Yes, and you can run Xevra alongside your current bot while you compare. Disable overlapping modules on one side so you don't get duplicate log entries or two welcome messages.
Free to start, no card required. Turn on what you need and ignore the rest — you can change any of it later.