Real Discord Members, Priced Per Member

We have never had a customer's server actioned as a result of an order. Deliveries come from separate accounts joining through your public invite — we never need admin rights, a bot, or access to your server. If you want to be extra careful, use the custom join rate so members arrive gradually instead of all at once, which looks far more natural than a sudden spike.

No. All we need is your public invite link and for you to add a bot. We never ask for your password, your token, admin permissions, or ownership transfer — and you should refuse anyone selling Discord growth who does ask for those. You can revoke or regenerate the invite the moment your order finishes.

These members grow your count and make your server look established, but they are not a substitute for a community. What they do is remove the "empty server" problem — real people are far more likely to join and stay somewhere that already looks active. Niche targeting helps, because members with a matching interest are more likely to stick around and engage. Treat this as a head start, not a replacement for your own content.

Some drop-off over time is normal for every growth service — anyone promising zero is not being straight with you. If you see a significant drop shortly after delivery, contact support and we will look at it. Monthly subscriptions exist precisely for this: a steady top-up each month keeps your count climbing instead of slowly sliding back.

You can track progress from your dashboard at any time. The most common cause of a stall is the invite link expiring, hitting its use limit, or the server going private mid-delivery — so set your invite to never expire with unlimited uses. If an order genuinely stops on our side, contact support and we will restart the remaining balance or refund the undelivered portion.

Orders start within minutes of payment confirmation. By default members arrive as quickly as possible, but you can set a custom join rate at checkout — for example 50 members every 15 minutes — to spread delivery over hours or days. We show you the estimated completion time before you pay.

Credit and debit cards, PayPal, and a range of cryptocurrencies. Payments are handled by the payment provider — we never see or store your card details.