Counter Channels
Show live server stats right in your channel list, like member count, online members, boosts, or how many people have a role. The bot keeps the channel names up to date automatically.
Counter channels put a live statistic into your channel list. Each counter is a locked voice channel whose name shows the number, for example 👥 Members: 1.234 or 🟢 Online: 463. Nobody can join them; they are there purely to display the stat. The bot refreshes the names for you on a schedule.
Creating a counter
Open Counter Channels in the dashboard, turn the module on, and hit New counter.
- What to count - pick a metric (see the list below).
- Display name - the text shown in the channel list. The buttons add the value and, optionally, a goal into the name.
- Goal (optional) - set a target to show progress, like
1.234 / 2.000.
When you save, the bot creates the locked voice channel already named with the current value. From then on it keeps it updated automatically.
What you can count
- Members - all members, just people (no bots), just bots, or online members.
- Server - boosts, boost level, number of roles, channels (all, text, or voice), and categories.
- By role - how many members have a specific role, for example “Verified: 850”.
Goals
Add a goal to turn a counter into a progress tracker. With a goal of 2000 and a name that uses both the count and target buttons, the channel shows 👥 Members: 1.234 / 2.000. Great for growth milestones.
Good to know
- Counter channels are locked so members can see them but not join them.
- Deleting a counter in the dashboard also removes its channel from your server.
- If you delete the channel in Discord directly, the bot drops the counter on its next pass.