Counters

Counters turn boring voice channels into live server stats. The bot automatically renames a voice channel to show a number that updates on its own — member count, boosts, online members, and more — right at the top of your channel list.

📊 What you can show

Each counter shows one stat:

• Total members, humans, bots
• Online members
• Boosts and boost level
• Members with a specific role
• Text channels, voice channels, categories
• Bans
• Boosters (members boosting the server)

⚙️ Setting one up

From your server → Counters:

1. Pick a type from the list above.
2. Choose the channel:
   • Use an existing voice channel, or
   • Create one — the bot makes a locked voice channel that members can't join (it's display-only).
3. Set a name template with {count} for the value — for example 👥 Members: {count} or 🚀 Boosts: {count}. For the boost level, use {level} (e.g. ⭐ Level {level}).

That's it — the bot keeps the channel name up to date.

⏱️ How often it updates

Names refresh about every 10 minutes. This isn't a setting: Discord limits how often a channel can be renamed (twice per 10 minutes), so the bot stays safely within that and only renames when the number actually changes.

💡 Tips

• Counters work best grouped at the top of your channel list in their own category.
• The locked channels created by the bot are perfect for stats — nobody can join them, they just display the number.
• A member-with-role counter is great for showing how many people have a key role (e.g. 🎫 Subscribers: {count}).