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Counters turn live server stats — member count, bot count, and more — into channel names that anyone in your server can see at a glance. They appear as locked voice channels in a Server Stats category, so members can read the numbers without being able to join anything. Every number stays current automatically, with no commands to run after the initial setup.

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Setting it up

  1. Open the dashboard and navigate to Counters.
  2. Tick the statistics you want to display.
  3. Word each channel name however you like, using {count} wherever the number should appear — for example, Members: {count} or 👥 {count} members.
  4. Save your changes. The channels appear in a Server Stats category within about 30 seconds.

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Worth knowing

Update frequency. Discord only allows a channel to be renamed roughly twice every ten minutes, so counter values refresh on a ten-minute cycle. This limit applies to every bot that offers this feature — the difference is whether the bot tells you about it. Renaming and moving the category. Feel free to rename the Server Stats category or drag it anywhere in your channel list. Counters are tracked by their internal ID, not by name, so moving things around won’t break anything. Accurate member counts. The channel counter doesn’t include the counter channels themselves in its tally, so enabling this feature won’t nudge the number it displays. Required permission. The bot needs the Manage Channels permission to create and update counter channels. If that permission is missing, the dashboard row tells you rather than failing silently. Counter limits. Three counters are available on the free plan. Upgrading to Premium raises the limit to eight. Dashboard only. There are no slash commands for this feature — all setup and changes happen through the dashboard.