Community-run ratings for Discord bots. Bot owners can't edit or remove reviews, and every listed bot stays listed.
Ranked by community review score. The order updates automatically as reviews come in.
Independent by construction: the platform, the data, and the rules sit with us, not with the bot being reviewed.
Reviews are written to DiscordBotReviews, not to the bot. An owner can't edit, hide, or delete a review, and can't delist their bot to make the page disappear.
Server counts are tracked over time on every bot page. The growth chart is measured data, not marketing copy.
Reviews are tied to Discord accounts, and abuse filters flag suspicious patterns like VPN usage or review bursts.
Every rating is available as a live image widget for your README, bot list, or website, plus public data endpoints.
Get your widgetTwo live image widgets render straight from our review data. Paste, embed, done: they always show the current score.
Banner widget
800 x 200, fits a GitHub README or a bot list page.
Compact widget
300 x 150, for sidebars, docs, and forum signatures.
Written by Discord users, about bots they run in their own servers.
DiscordBotReviews helps you compare bots for moderation , music , economy , games , giveaways , logging , verification , memes , and server utilities by community rating, not by paid placement. Read what other server owners report, check the score, then invite the bot that fits your community.
The best bot depends on the server you run. Community servers often need moderation , auto roles , logging , and anti-spam tools. Gaming and music communities lean on voice, queue, playlist, stats , and notification bots. Creator communities use bots for announcements, giveaways , polls , tickets , and member rewards .
Open a bot page , choose the invite button, log in with Discord, select your server, and approve the requested permissions. You need permission to manage or add apps in the target server. Invite links go straight to the bot's official Discord page.
Discord bots are apps that run inside Discord servers. They respond to commands, automate moderation, assign roles, welcome members, play music, run games, collect feedback, and connect your server with outside services. On DiscordBotReviews, every listed bot has a public review page with its rating, written reviews, and a server count tracked automatically over time.
Browse bots by topic. Every link runs a live search across all listed bots.