Most invite trackers count every join, so members farm them with alts. Law's KillFeed only counts an invite once the new member is really playing: they linked their gamertag, played on your server for a while, stayed on your Discord and aren't an alt of the member who invited them.
Members climb your reward levels, such as 5 invites or every 10, and the bot pays cash, bank money, a role for some days or for good, raid tokens, or a note for staff to hand out. Each level pays once.
FreeFree plan
- Invite tracking, requirements and the joins list
- The 2 rewards with the lowest counts pay
- Personal invite links and the Most Invites board
Paid plan: Every reward level pays.
What you get
Who invited whom
The bot sees which invite a new member used. Personal links from /invites link never run out and always count for the member who made them.
Joins that count
Pick what a join needs: a linked gamertag, minutes played (60 by default), days on the Discord (3), account age (7 days), verification, not the inviter's alt, and new to your Discord.
Rewards
At N invites or every N: cash, bank, a role for some days or for good, raid tokens, or a note staff hand out with a Handed out button.
No alt farming
A join from the inviter's own game account, or a strong verification match, doesn't count, and using your own invite never does. Each member counts once, ever.
Joins list
On the dashboard, see every join and why it counts or not, count or refuse one by hand, check it again, or name the inviter when the bot couldn't tell.
Most Invites board
/invites top and a Most Invites leaderboard, an optional public post when someone earns a reward, and an Invites card in the DayZ Hub.
Commands
Click a command to see its options and an example.
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/invites checkHow many of your invites count (the new member linked a gamertag, played and stayed), which are still waiting and for what, and the rewards. Also another member's. -
/invites topThe members whose invites count the most. -
/invites linkYour own invite link that never runs out: everyone who joins with it is your invite. Invites made with Discord's Invite People count too.
Set it up
- Add the bot to your Discord server.
- Log in to the dashboard with Discord and connect your Nitrado account.
- Pick your DayZ server and the channels to post in. The bot creates the channels for you.
- On your server's settings page in the dashboard, switch on Invite Rewards in the Features card.
- Give the bot the Manage Server permission in Discord: it needs it to read your invites.
- On the Invite Rewards page, set what a join needs, the rewards and the log channel.
Questions
Why does a join say "inviter unknown"?
Discord doesn't say which invite was used, so the bot compares invite counts. Joins through your vanity URL or Server Discovery, two joins at the same moment, joins while the bot restarts and invites made by other bots can't be told apart. Name the inviter by hand on the dashboard.
Do members who were already on my Discord count?
No. Only joins after you switch the feature on are tracked, and each member counts once. Members who leave and come back only count if you allow it.
Why does the bot need Manage Server?
Discord only shows invite use counts to bots with that permission. Without it nothing is counted, and the bot says so in your Bot Logs channel.
Works well with
Player Rewards
Vote rewards, login streaks, weekly challenges, a lottery, kill-streak bounties and monthly recap cards.
Economy & Gambling
Cash and bank, kill rewards, wages, /work and /crime, plus blackjack, roulette and high/low.
Verification & Alts
Members verify with one click on the website; the bot compares browser, device and network with everyone who verified before and flags alts.
Raid Events
Flags lowered at other teams' bases become captures; members claim them for raid tokens and spend them in a token shop.
Add it to your server
Free to add. No card needed.
