Complete setup guide, commands, and troubleshooting.
Get Fuze Bot running in your Discord server in under 2 minutes.
Click this invite link. Select your server from the dropdown and click "Authorize". The bot needs the permissions listed to function properly — don't uncheck any.
Go to your Discord server. You should see Fuze Bot in the member list with a green dot. If it's offline, wait 30 seconds — it connects automatically.
Go to fuzebot.ca/dashboard. Click "Login with Discord" and authorize. Select your server from the list.
In Discord → Server Settings → Roles, drag the Fuze Bot role above every role it needs to manage. The bot can only moderate users with roles below its own.
In the dashboard, go to any tab (Moderation, Welcome, Feeds, etc.) and configure it. Changes save automatically.
The web dashboard at fuzebot.ca/dashboard gives you full control without typing commands.
• Moderation settings — configure mod log channel, mute role, warn actions
• Welcome messages — set channel, message template, DM on join
• Feeds — add YouTube/RSS/Reddit/Twitch auto-post feeds
• Role panels — create and deploy button-based role selectors
• Ticket panels — set up support ticket categories and staff roles
• Leveling — configure XP rate, level-up channel, role rewards
• Logging — choose which events to log and where
• Giveaways — create and manage giveaways
• All settings — every module is configurable from the dashboard
Most issues with Fuze Bot come from incorrect permissions. Here's how to set it up properly.
Discord uses a role hierarchy — bots (and users) can only moderate people with roles below their own. If the bot's role is at the bottom, it can't ban, kick, mute, or manage anyone.
Find the "Fuze Bot" role in the list.
It should be above any role you want the bot to moderate. Only your admin/owner roles should be above it.
The bot role needs: Manage Roles, Manage Channels, Kick Members, Ban Members, Manage Messages, Manage Nicknames, View Audit Log, Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files, Read Message History, Add Reactions, Use External Emojis, Manage Webhooks.
Complete moderation toolkit with case tracking, auto-actions, and mod logs.
Permanently ban a user. Optionally delete 1–7 days of their messages. The user receives a DM with the reason before being banned.
/ban @user [reason] [delete_days:7]Temporarily ban a user for a set duration. The bot automatically unbans them when the time expires. Supports seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks.
/tempban @user 7d Cooling off periodBans and immediately unbans a user — this deletes their recent messages without a permanent ban. Useful for cleaning up after a spammer.
/softban @user Spam cleanupRemove a user from the server. They can rejoin with a new invite.
/kick @user [reason]Timeout a user using Discord's built-in timeout feature. They can't send messages, react, or join voice until it expires.
/mute @user 1h Being disruptiveIssue a formal warning. Warnings are tracked per user and can trigger automatic actions (see warnaction).
/warn @user Breaking rule #3Clear all warnings for a user. This resets their warning count to zero.
/clearwarn @userBulk delete 1–100 messages. Filter options: all messages, bots only, humans only, messages with links, messages with images, messages with embeds, or messages from a specific user.
/purge 50 [filter:bots] [@user]Instantly lock a channel — removes Send Messages permission for @everyone. Run again to unlock. Great for emergencies.
/lockdown [#channel]Strips all roles from a user and assigns a quarantine role (restricts them to a single channel). Use when you need to investigate before taking action.
/quarantine @user Investigating raidBan multiple users at once by pasting their user IDs (one per line). Essential for cleaning up after raids.
/massban [paste IDs]Set slowmode on a channel (0–21600 seconds). Use 0 to disable.
/slowmode 10 [#channel]View all moderation cases for a user — warns, mutes, kicks, bans, notes. Shows case ID, moderator, reason, and date.
/cases @userUpdate the reason on an existing case.
/reason [case_id] Updated reasonDelete a moderation case by ID.
/delcase [case_id]Add private staff notes to a user. Only visible to moderators.
/note @user Suspicious activity in #generalSet automatic actions when a user reaches X warnings. Options: mute, kick, or ban.
/warnaction 3 mute 1hAutomatically detect and act on messages that break your rules — no staff intervention needed.
Block messages containing specific words or phrases. Add your banned words list, set action (delete, warn, mute), and optionally ignore specific channels or roles.
Auto-delete Discord invite links posted by non-staff. Whitelist your own server's invites automatically.
Block all external links, or whitelist specific domains (e.g., youtube.com, twitter.com). Choose which roles are exempt.
Detect rapid message spam (same message repeated, or sending too fast). Auto-mutes the spammer and deletes the messages.
Filter messages that are excessively CAPS LOCKED (threshold: 70%+ caps in messages over 10 characters).
Go to your server → AutoMod tab.
Toggle on the filters you want. Each one is independent.
Set which roles and channels are immune to each filter.
Choose what happens when a filter triggers: delete message, warn user, mute user, or just log it.
Automatically detects when multiple accounts join your server rapidly (a raid) and takes protective action.
You set a threshold (e.g., 10 joins in 30 seconds). When that threshold is crossed, the bot automatically:
• Locks the server (pauses invites)
• Kicks accounts younger than a set age (e.g., created in the last 7 days)
• Alerts staff in a designated channel
• Auto-unlocks after a cooldown period
Configure join threshold, account age filter, alert channel, and lockdown behavior.
Protects against compromised admin accounts that try to mass-delete channels, mass-ban members, or delete roles.
• Mass channel deletion (3+ channels deleted rapidly)
• Mass role deletion
• Mass banning (10+ bans in 60 seconds)
• Webhook spam
• Bot additions by non-owners
When triggered, the bot reverts the destructive actions, strips permissions from the compromised account, and alerts the server owner via DM.
Welcome Messages automatically greet new members when they join your server. You can send a message in a channel, DM them privately, and auto-assign a role — all without lifting a finger.
First impressions matter. A good welcome message makes new members feel noticed, points them to rules and important channels, and gives them an instant role so they can start chatting.
Discord fires a "member join" event to Fuze Bot.
It looks up the channel, message template, DM settings, and auto-role you've configured.
The bot posts the customized message in your welcome channel, optionally DMs the user, and assigns the auto-role.
Set which channel welcome messages are sent to.
/welcome channel #welcomeCustomize the welcome message. Available placeholders:{user} — mentions the user{username} — their username{server} — server name{count} — member count (e.g., "You are member #150")
Send a private DM to new members with rules, links, or a personal greeting.
Automatically assign a role to new members when they join.
/welcome autorole @MemberMembers earn XP by chatting. As they level up, they can unlock roles and climb the leaderboard.
View your rank card showing level, XP, progress bar, and server rank.
/rank [@user]View the top members by XP.
• XP rate — how much XP per message (default: 15–25 random)
• XP cooldown — minimum seconds between XP gains (default: 60s)
• Ignored channels — channels where XP isn't earned (e.g., #bot-commands)
• Level-up message — where to announce level-ups (current channel, specific channel, DM, or disabled)
• Role rewards — automatically assign roles at specific levels (e.g., Level 10 → "Active Member")
Create interactive button panels that let members assign roles to themselves. Perfect for color roles, notification roles, game roles, etc.
Click "Create Panel".
This is what members see at the top of the panel.
Select which roles members can pick. Set button colors and optional emojis.
Single-select (pick one, removes others) or multi-select (pick as many as you want).
Click "Deploy" and select the channel. The bot sends the panel with buttons.
Let members open private support tickets. Staff gets notified, and transcripts are saved when tickets are closed.
1. You create a ticket panel in a channel (e.g., #support)
2. Members click a button to open a ticket
3. A private channel is created that only the member + staff can see
4. Staff and the member discuss the issue
5. Staff closes the ticket — a transcript is saved and the channel is deleted
Create a ticket panel. Set the category (where ticket channels are created), staff roles (who can see tickets), and panel message.
Run giveaways directly in your Discord server. Members enter by clicking a button, and the bot randomly picks winners when the timer expires.
Giveaways drive engagement, reward active members, and attract new ones. Run Nitro giveaways, game key drops, or custom prize contests without any external tools.
Set the prize, duration (e.g., 24h), and number of winners.
They click the 🎉 reaction button on the giveaway embed. One click = one entry.
The bot randomly picks the winner(s) from all entries and announces them in the channel. You can reroll if a winner doesn't claim.
Start a giveaway. Set the prize, duration, winner count, and optionally require a role to enter.
/giveaway start "Discord Nitro" 24h winners:1End a giveaway early and pick winners immediately.
Pick new winners for a completed giveaway (if original winner doesn't claim).
Members enter by clicking the 🎉 button on the giveaway message. Winners are picked randomly and announced in the channel.
Create interactive polls with up to 10 options. Members vote by clicking buttons, and results update in real-time on the embed.
Get community input on decisions — game night picks, event scheduling, rule changes, or just fun "would you rather" questions.
Create a poll with 2–10 options. Members vote via buttons. Results update in real-time.
/poll "What game should we play?" "Minecraft" "Valorant" "Fortnite"A structured feedback system where members submit ideas and the community votes on them. Staff can approve, deny, or mark suggestions as implemented.
Shows members their voice matters. Instead of ideas getting lost in chat, they're organized in a dedicated channel with voting and staff responses.
A member uses /suggest → the bot posts an embed in your suggestions channel with ✅ and ❌ vote buttons → staff reviews from the dashboard and updates the status → the member gets notified.
Members submit ideas. Staff can approve ✅, deny ❌, or mark as implemented 🟢 from the dashboard.
/suggest "Add a music bot channel"Suggestions are posted in your configured suggestions channel with upvote/downvote buttons.
A community-curated "best of" channel. When a message gets enough ⭐ star reactions from members, the bot automatically reposts it to your starboard channel — like a hall of fame for your server's funniest, best, or most popular messages.
Highlights your community's best content without any staff effort. Members decide what's star-worthy by reacting, and the bot handles the rest.
A member reacts with ⭐ to a message → when it reaches your threshold (e.g., 3 stars) → the bot reposts it as an embed in #starboard with the original message, author, and star count. More stars = the embed updates.
One command to get started:, it's automatically reposted to a starboard channel — a "best of" feed curated by your members.
Set the starboard channel and minimum star count needed to qualify.
/starboard setup #starboard 3Automatically post new content from external platforms into your Discord channels. The bot checks every 5 minutes.
Automatically posts when a YouTube channel uploads a new video. Shows thumbnail, title, and link.
/feed add youtube https://youtube.com/@channel #videosMonitor any RSS feed — blogs, news sites, podcasts. Posts new entries as embeds.
/feed add rss https://blog.example.com/feed #newsPost new Reddit submissions from any subreddit.
/feed add reddit r/gaming #redditGet notified when a Twitch streamer goes live. Includes stream title and game.
/feed add twitch shroud #streamsView and manage your active feeds.
Add a ping role when setting up a feed — e.g., ping @YouTube Notifications whenever a new video drops. Configure from the dashboard Feeds tab.
Track everything that happens in your server with detailed log embeds.
Set the log channel and choose which events to track.
/log setup #mod-logs• Messages: edits, deletes, bulk deletes (with content + author)
• Members: joins, leaves, nickname changes, role adds/removes
• Moderation: bans, unbans, timeouts, kicks
• Voice: joins, leaves, moves, mutes, deafens
• Server: channel creates/deletes, role creates/deletes, thread events
• Other: invite tracking, boost events, webhook changes
Automatically delete messages in a channel after a set time. Filters: all, bots only, humans only, links, attachments.
/autodelete #bot-spam 30s allGreat for bot command channels, meme channels, or temporary announcement channels.
Schedule a message to be sent at a specific time or on a recurring interval. Perfect for daily rules reminders, weekly events, or timed announcements.
/schedule create #announcements "Weekly event starting!" every 7dCreate your own text commands that the bot responds to automatically.
Create a custom command. Three trigger types:
• Exact — triggers when someone types the exact phrase
• Contains — triggers when a message contains the phrase
• Starts with — triggers when a message starts with the phrase
Supports placeholders: {user}, {server}, {channel}.
Create a "Join to Create" voice channel. When someone joins it, a private VC is automatically created for them. When everyone leaves, the channel is deleted.
Designate a voice channel as the creator channel.
/tempvc setup [voice_channel]The channel owner can rename it, set user limit, lock/unlock, and manage who can join.
Require new members to verify before accessing the server. Prevents bot raids and alt accounts.
Set up verification. New members see only a verification channel where they click a button or react to gain access. Unverified members can't see other channels.
Tracks which invite link every member used to join your server. You can see exactly who invited whom, how many total invites a user has, and run invite leaderboards or contests.
Run referral programs, reward your top inviters, or just understand how your server is growing. The bot tracks regular invites, vanity URLs, and distinguishes real joins from fake/left ones.
Check how many people a user has invited (total, active, fake, left).
/invites [@user]The bot tracks which invite link each member used to join, so you know exactly who invited whom. Useful for invite contests or referral rewards.
Create auto-updating voice channels that display live stats. Types: members, boosts, roles, channels.
/counter create members "📊 Members: {count}"The channel name updates every 10 minutes with the current count. Great for showcasing server growth.
A full virtual economy system for your server. Members earn coins by chatting, complete daily rewards, store coins in a bank, and spend them in a custom shop you create.
Keeps members active and engaged. Create custom shop items like exclusive roles, name colors, or access to private channels. Members work toward goals, which keeps them coming back.
Members earn coins passively by chatting (configurable rate). They can check their balance with /balance, deposit to a bank, withdraw, claim /daily rewards, and buy items from the shop you set up in the dashboard. You control the coin rate, shop items, and prices.
Configure economy settings, shop items, and daily amounts from the dashboard.
, bank, daily rewards, and a customizable shop. Members earn coins by chatting and can spend them on custom roles or items you create.Configure economy settings, shop items, and daily amounts from the dashboard.
Personal keyword notifications. Add words or phrases you want to track, and the bot DMs you whenever someone says them — even if you're not in that channel or looking at Discord.
Never miss when someone mentions your name, a project you care about, "giveaway", or any topic you're tracking. Works across all channels the bot can see.
Get a DM whenever someone mentions a keyword you're tracking. You don't need to be in the channel.
/highlight add "giveaway"Custom application forms that members fill out via Discord DMs. Perfect for staff applications, event signups, clan tryouts, or any structured submission.
Instead of asking applicants to type free-form messages, give them a guided step-by-step form. Responses are posted to a staff review channel with approve/deny buttons, keeping everything organized.
You create a form with questions in the dashboard → deploy a button panel in a channel → a member clicks "Apply" → the bot DMs them each question one by one → their responses are compiled into an embed and posted in your staff channel → staff clicks Approve or Deny → the member gets notified of the result.
(e.g., staff applications, event signups). Members fill out the form via DM, and responses are posted to a staff review channel with approve/deny buttons.Customize how Fuze Bot looks and behaves in your specific server. Change the embed accent color, footer text, and response style to match your server's branding.
Make the bot feel like it belongs to your community, not a generic third-party tool. Match your server's color scheme and add your own branding to every embed the bot sends.
Customize how the bot looks in your server. Change embed color, footer text, and response style.
Quick-access information commands for looking up user profiles, server stats, and avatars. Essential for moderation and general server management.
View detailed info about a user — ID, account created date, server join date, roles, permissions.
/userinfo [@user]View server stats — member count, channel count, boost level, creation date, owner, and more.
Get any user's avatar in full resolution. Links to PNG, JPG, and GIF (if animated).
/avatar [@user]The bot's role is below the target user's role. Fix: Server Settings → Roles → drag Fuze Bot role higher.
The bot doesn't have access to the channel. Fix: check channel permissions and make sure the bot can View Channel and Send Messages.
The bot might be restarting or experiencing downtime. Fix: wait 1–2 minutes. If still offline after 5 minutes, check fuzebot.ca/contact.
Slash commands can take up to 1 hour to register after first invite. Fix: wait, then try restarting Discord. If still missing after 1 hour, kick and re-invite the bot.
The role you're trying to assign is above the bot's role. Fix: move the target role below Fuze Bot's role in the hierarchy.
Either the welcome channel isn't set, or the bot can't send messages there. Fix: re-set the welcome channel via /welcome channel or the dashboard.
The channel might be in the ignored list, or the user is hitting the XP cooldown. Fix: check ignored channels in dashboard → Leveling settings.
The YouTube/RSS URL might be invalid, or the bot can't send to the target channel. Fix: verify the feed URL works in a browser, and check channel permissions.
Yes! The free plan includes core moderation, logging, welcome messages, verification, polls, giveaways, invite tracking, and more. Pro unlocks advanced features like AutoMod, feeds, leveling, tickets, role panels, and custom commands.
Free plan: up to 3 servers. Pro: unlimited servers.
Go to fuzebot.ca/checkout and pick a plan. Your Pro features activate instantly.
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Yes — one subscription covers all servers where you've added the bot.
Submit a ticket at fuzebot.ca/contact or email [email protected]. We respond within 24 hours.
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