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VoidBox documentation

Every feature, step by step, with pictures of the screens you will actually see. Nothing here needs a paid plan unless it says so.

1 · Add VoidBox Free

Two minutes, and nothing to configure before it works.

  1. Open the invite. Press Add to Discord on the intro page or in the dashboard header.
  2. Pick your server. You will only see servers where you have Manage Server — that is Discord's rule, not ours.
  3. Leave the permissions ticked. Each one powers a feature: kick and ban for moderation, manage roles for reaction roles and level rewards, manage channels for tickets, move members for voice rooms. Untick one and the matching feature stops working rather than failing loudly.
  4. Authorise. VoidBox joins and starts counting activity straight away.
Commands not showing? Discord rolls new slash commands out globally and it can take up to an hour. Nothing is broken — wait, then type / again.

2 · Run /setup Free

One command, no arguments. Everything is menus.

Type /setup in any channel — there is nothing to type after it. VoidBox posts a private panel with two dropdowns:

  • A category (💰 Economy, 🎰 Games, 🛡️ Safety, 🤖 AI, ✨ Community) whose second menu ticks features on and off. Whatever is ticked when the menu closes is saved.
  • A section — shop items, jobs, companies, level rewards, FAQ, chat-revive prompts, social alerts, stat channels, giveaways, reaction roles, tickets, rules, the honeypot, and “change a setting by describing it”. Each lists what you have, with Add (a pop-up) and a Remove dropdown. Anything a pop-up cannot ask for — a channel, a role, a platform — is a second step right after it.

Deep editors are not squeezed into chat: application forms, the welcome card layout, achievement art and long reaction-role lists list what exists here and link to the dashboard, which does them properly.

The /setup panel in Discord: every feature grouped by category with its on/off state, and dropdowns to switch features or add items
Screenshot: the /setup panelEvery feature by category, with dropdowns to switch them on or off.
The /setup panel: each category shows what is on. Pick a category in the first menu to switch things, or a section in the second to add items, jobs, alerts and giveaways.

Everything /setup exposes is also in the dashboard, with more detail. The panel is the fast path; the dashboard is the full one.

3 · The dashboard Free

Sign in with Discord at voidbox.games/bot-dashboard.html.

  1. Sign in with Discord. VoidBox receives your user ID, your name and avatar, and the list of servers you administer — used only to decide which servers you may configure. Never your password.
  2. Pick a server from the switcher at the top.
  3. Choose a group from the left: Levels & economy, Safety, Community or AI & alerts, plus the Dashboard home. Can't find a setting? Type it into Search settings at the top of the sidebar.
  4. Choose a section from the group. Every change saves automatically about a second after you stop typing. A note pops up showing exactly what changed (old → new), and Your data → Recent changes lists everything saved from your browser.
The VoidBox dashboard overview screen
Screenshot: dashboard overviewServer switcher, section list, and the summary cards.
The dashboard. Paid settings stay visible on the free tier — they say which plan they need instead of hiding.

Simple and Advanced mode

The dashboard opens in Simple mode: one sidebar row per page, and the fine-tuning dials (cooldowns, thresholds, image fonts…) folded away. To see everything, click your profile picture → PreferencesDashboard modeAdvanced. Advanced adds shortcuts to every section and shows each section's Advanced settings block. The mode is saved in your browser, and switching never changes or deletes a setting. Search always finds every setting in either mode.

The guided tour

The first time you open the dashboard, Boombox gives you a short tour: where to pick your server, the five groups, the search box and the mode switch. Replay it any time with Tour with Boombox in the sidebar, or with Redo the tutorial in Preferences. The tutorial always starts again from server selection. Preferences also open from your profile menu before you pick a server. Boombox also sticks around while you work. The first time you open a page, he explains what it's for and what to do first. Any time after that, press the round ? button in the bottom-right corner and he explains the page you're on. Turn the automatic tips off (or make them show again) in Preferences. Still stuck? Join the support server.

You can see everything before paying. Premium settings are shown and labelled, not hidden. You always know what the paid tier would give you.

4 · Import from another bot Free

Moving from MEE6, Lurkr, Amari, Tatsu — or anything that can export a file.

Levels come across, and a level-50 member stays level 50. VoidBox converts to its own XP curve rather than copying raw numbers, because the same XP total means a different level in every bot.

Pick a source

SourceWhat you need
A fileA JSON or CSV export. Works with any bot, and cannot break when somebody redesigns their website.
MEE6The source server's MEE6 leaderboard set to public.
LurkrThe source server's Lurkr leaderboard set to public on lurkr.gg.
Amari / TatsuYour own API key. Used for that one request and never stored — not in the database, not in the logs.
Arcane and Noctaly block automated requests to their sites, so for those the file export is the only route. We checked rather than assumed.

Do the import

  1. Dashboard → LevelingImport.
  2. Choose the source. For a live source, paste the source server's ID; for a file, upload it.
  3. Press Check. Nothing is written yet — you get a preview of how many rows were read, how many were skipped, and what would change.
  4. Pick how it merges: Highest wins (safe default), Replace, or Add on top.
  5. Press Apply.
The import screen showing source selection and a staged preview
Screenshot: Leveling → ImportSource picker, the staged preview, and the merge modes.
Nothing changes until you have seen what it would do and pressed Apply.
Free servers wait one hour between requesting a live import and applying it — pulling somebody else's leaderboard spends our rate-limit budget against a third party. A file you already have never waits. Premium skips the queue.

Levelling Free

XP for taking part, roles for reaching a level.

Members earn XP for messages (and voice time) with a cooldown so spam does not pay. Dashboard → Leveling sets the XP range, the cooldown, the maximum level, and where level-ups are announced.

The Leveling section of the dashboard
Screenshot: LevelingXP range, cooldown, announcement channel and the live preview.
The level-up preview is rendered by the bot itself, not redrawn by the dashboard — so it cannot drift from what actually gets posted.

Level rewards

Give a role at a level. /level-reward add in Discord, or the Level rewards block on the same page. Free servers get 20; Premium is uncapped.

VoidBox's role must sit above any role it grants. Discord forbids a bot handing out a role higher than its own — drag the VoidBox role up in Server Settings → Roles if a reward silently does nothing.

What happens when a plan ends Nothing is deleted

A Premium server can hold 100 shop items; the free plan holds 30. When a subscription ends, VoidBox archives the difference. It never deletes anything.

Archived means: still stored, still listed, still yours — just not in use. Members cannot see or buy it, the bot will not hand it out, and it does not count against your plan's limits.

The newest things are archived first, so whatever you have had longest keeps working. You will find them all under Your data → 📦 Archived, each with a Restore button. Restoring works as soon as there is room: upgrade again, or archive something else by hand.

This covers shop items, jobs, companies, level rewards, reaction-role panels, ticket panels, application forms, achievements and chat-revive prompts. The check runs every six hours.

Safety score Free

Dashboard → Analytics opens with a ring: how much of VoidBox's protection this server actually has switched on, weighted by how much each one prevents. Anti-raid and anti-spam count most, a log channel counts because nothing is reviewable without one, and image screening counts because it is free.

Under the ring is every protection you are missing, what it stops, how many points it is worth, and a button that jumps straight to its setting. The ring is green above 85%, amber above 60%, orange above 35%, and red below that.

XP calculator Free

Any member can open voidbox.games/xp-calculator, sign in with Discord and pick a server. Then pick a role reward or a level. It uses that server's real cooldown and XP per message, and their best role multiplier. It shows how many messages it takes, the fastest possible time (one message every cooldown), and an estimate at their own pace this week. Admins can share a link that opens their server directly: voidbox.games/xp-calculator?server=YOUR_SERVER_ID.

Rank cards Free

/rank draws a real image, not an embed.

Colours, patterns and ornaments are free and per-member. Dashboard → Rank card sets the server defaults; members override with /card and /set-bg.

Name gradients blend two colours across your username the way a Nitro profile does: 12 presets (Cyberpunk, Sunset, Crimson Moon, Mint Apple, Aurora, Gold Rush, Ice, Candy, Toxic, Ember, Midnight) or My two colours, which uses the text and bar colours you already picked. With the gradient shimmers: the card is drawn as a looping GIF and the colours slide across your name. The background can animate the same way, and five three-colour gradients unlock — Prism, Vaporwave, Firefly, Lagoon and Nebula — where the middle colour is its own band rather than a blend.

The same gradients apply to the level-up card and the welcome image, set per server in Dashboard → Leveling → Level-up message, and Welcome. On a welcome card built in the editor the gradient paints the largest piece of text, which is the name in every layout.

Rank card customisation in the dashboard
Screenshot: Rank cardColour, pattern and ornament pickers with a live card preview.
Transparency is adjustable a percent at a time — 100% is fully opaque.

Premium adds thematic fonts and a custom background image. Premium+ adds an animated background and a name gradient.

Economy Free

Currency, jobs, a shop, gambling, investing, heists and gacha.

All of it works on the free tier. Paid plans raise the ceilings, they do not unlock the commands.

LimitFreePremium
Store items30100
Jobs25100
Investment companies25100
Gacha rarity bands540
Shop aisles110
The Economy section of the dashboard
Screenshot: EconomyCurrency name, the item list, jobs and the payout settings.
Rename the currency to whatever your server calls it — every command follows.
The currency is a game mechanic. It has no monetary value, cannot be cashed out, and trading it for real money is not allowed. See the Acceptable Use Policy.

Moderation & protection Free

Warn ladder, anti-raid, anti-spam, and local image scanning.

  • Warnings/warn, /warnings, /unwarn. A ladder escalates automatically at thresholds you set.
  • Anti-raid — reacts to a burst of joins; /lockdown stops a channel dead.
  • Anti-spam — duplicate-message and invite-link detection.
  • Image scanning — nudity detection that runs on our own hardware. Those images are never sent to an AI provider. Free on every plan, up to 120 scans an hour.
The Protection section of the dashboard
Screenshot: ProtectionThe warn ladder, anti-raid thresholds and the scanning switches.
Automatic moderation stores the outcome — what happened and why — never the message.

Premium adds an AI pass that judges scams and context, and server health: a toxicity score with the accounts driving it named.

Welcome & goodbye Free

Dashboard → Welcome. Pick a channel, write the message, optionally turn on the generated image. Free servers get 5 phrasings each way and VoidBox rotates between them; Premium gets 25.

Welcome message settings
Screenshot: WelcomeChannel, phrasings, and the welcome-image toggle.
Several phrasings stop the tenth new member reading the same sentence as the first.

Tickets 1 panel free

A button members press to open a private channel with your staff. Dashboard → Tickets builds the panel, sets who can see tickets, and where transcripts go. Free servers get one panel; Premium gets 25.

The builder shows a live preview of the panel as Discord will draw it, custom emoji and all — click any part of the preview to jump to the field that changes it. Every panel in the list carries a small preview too, with Publish (or Update), a channel picker, and Take down. Publishing again moves the panel: the old message is deleted first, so it is never live twice.

Who may open a ticket : pick a role and only members who have it can open a ticket from that panel. Anyone else is told which role they need. The panel stays visible to everyone, because the rule is enforced when the ticket is opened, not by hiding the message. If Premium ends, the panel keeps the setting but stops enforcing it, so a server is never locked out of its own support desk.

Ticket panel configuration
Screenshot: TicketsPanel builder, category, staff roles and transcript settings.
One panel can carry several ticket types, each routed to a different team.

Staff applications 1 form free

Forms with knockout questions — an answer that ends the application there, so nobody reviews a form that was never eligible. Free servers get one form and 20 questions; Premium gets 25 forms, 200 questions, and routing by answer.

Application form builder
Screenshot: ApplicationsThe question builder, knockout rules and the review queue.
Members apply with /work-apply; reviewers get a queue with accept and decline.

Name colours 7 free

/setup🎨 Name colours. Press Use the starter palette for seven colours, add your own with a name and a hex, then Post the picker here. Members pick from a dropdown and their name changes colour; Remove my colour puts it back.

The palette is drawn as a picture, because Discord will not render coloured text in an embed — so members see the actual colours, not a list of names.

With Premium a server can hold 25 colours and switch on Custom colour, where a member types any hex and gets their own. One colour role per member: picking a new one drops the old.

VoidBox's role must sit above the colour roles in Server Settings → Roles, or Discord ignores the colour. The bot puts each new colour role as high as it is allowed to.

Role rules 3 free

Dashboard → Community → Role rules. A rule is conditions plus roles to give or take:

  • has these roles / has any of these / does not have these;
  • level, wallet, messages sent, or days in the server is at least N;
  • has ever bought something from your shop;
  • is boosting the server;
  • has the VoidBox Cyberverse Pro pass.

Join them with all or any, then pick what to add and what to remove. Rules run when someone joins, gains or loses a role, levels up or buys something, and on a check every 15 minutes for members active in the last week.

A rule can only touch roles below VoidBox's own top role — Discord forbids the rest — and a role named by two rules at once (one adding, one removing) is left alone rather than flapping.

Reaction roles 3 panels free

Buttons or reactions that give a role. Four modes:

ModeBehaviour
NormalTake and drop freely.
UniqueOne from the set — picking another swaps it.
VerifyGrants once and stays.
DropRemoves a role instead of giving one.

Each option can require a role or be blocked by one. Up to 20 options per panel — Discord's own ceiling on distinct reactions for one message, not ours.

Reaction role panel builder
Screenshot: Reaction rolesPanel builder with modes, emoji, and the per-option role gates.
Build it here or with /setup; both write through the same validation.

Giveaways 2 at once free

Start one fast with /setup — prize, duration, winners, and the requirements people set most. Everything else lives in the dashboard, because a slash command with twenty-five options is a form nobody can read.

Requirements and bonus entries

  • Minimum level or messages sent.
  • A required role, a bypass role that skips every check, and roles that are blocked.
  • Bonus entries for a role — a booster can be worth three tickets instead of one.
  • Voting on top.gg in the last 12 hours can be worth extra entries too.
Giveaway configuration in the dashboard
Screenshot: GiveawaysRequirements, bonus-entry roles, embed styling and templates.
Winners are drawn weighted, without replacement — one person cannot win twice in the same draw.

Premium giveaways can restart themselves on a schedule. The plan is re-checked at every repeat, so a lapsed subscription stops future runs rather than continuing free.

Social alerts Free

Announce new posts from YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Reddit, Bluesky, RSS feeds and podcasts. Per platform: 2 accounts free, 15 with Premium, 30 with Premium+. Need more on any plan? Buy 5 extra for $1 (one-time, per platform) from the dashboard.

Twitch posts the moment a streamer goes live. Twitch notifies VoidBox directly, with a timed check as backup. Paste the channel name or a twitch.tv/… link. The alert shows the stream title, the game and a live thumbnail. One alert per stream, however long it runs.

Free servers are checked every 15 minutes, Premium every 5.

YouTube takes whatever you paste. An @handle, a channel link or the UC… channel ID all work — VoidBox resolves it for you. A new upload posts as a card with the channel name, the video title, a thumbnail and the link. If a creator deletes their newest video, the one behind it is not announced again as new.

Custom wording understands {role}, {label}, {author}, {title} and {url}. The first check after you add a feed never posts: it remembers where the feed is now, so your channel is not flooded with a backlog.

Social alert feeds
Screenshot: Social mediaFeed list, target channel and the per-feed message.
Each feed gets its own channel and its own wording.

Post as the creator : on Premium, alerts appear under the creator's own name and profile picture, pulled from YouTube, Bluesky, Kick or Reddit. Turn it off at the top of the Social media page. It needs the bot's Manage Webhooks permission.

Voice rooms Free

Join a hub channel and VoidBox moves you into a room of your own, then posts a settings panel there: rename, set a limit, lock, hide, kick, and hand over ownership. The room deletes itself about 30 seconds after the last person leaves.

Voice hub configuration
Screenshot: Voice roomsHub setup, naming template and the per-role permission grid.
Rooms survive a bot restart — they are stored, not held in memory.

Starboard, birthdays & revival Free

  • Starboard — pin the good messages by reacting. Any emoji you like, and you name the board. Free and uncapped.
  • Birthdays/birthday sets it, VoidBox announces on the day and can hand out a role and a gift.
  • Chat revival — a prompt when the channel has gone quiet. 100 free prompts.
Engagement settings
Screenshot: EngagementStarboard emoji and threshold, birthdays, and revive prompts.
The starboard emoji and the board's name are both per-server.

Bot profile & personality Name free

Dashboard → AI & alerts → Bot profile & personality. Changes apply to your server only.

  • Name (free). The AI answers to it too.
  • Avatar and banner (Premium+): upload PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP, up to 8 MB. Reset brings back the default.
  • About me (Premium+): up to 190 characters.
  • AI personality (Premium+): describe how the AI should talk here, including tone, character, interests and answer length. It shapes style only. The safety rules always apply.
  • AI backstory (Premium+): write the AI's own history and lore. It replaces Boombox's default origin story, the story of how VoidBox was built. Click Start from the default to edit that one.

AI chat 50 a day free

Ping @VoidBox with a question. The free tier is 50 replies a day per server, shared by everyone in it, resetting at midnight Kyiv time.

The AI joining conversations on its own is Premium: it replies without anyone asking, so it spends AI replies nobody requested.

Replies come from third-party models through OpenRouter. Which model answers depends on the plan:

TierModel
FreeOpenRouter's free-model router
Premium — default, text or imagesz-ai/glm-5.3-flash
Premium — backupdeepseek/deepseek-v4-flash, then qwen/qwen2.5-vl-72b-instruct for images
Premium — reasoning (asked for explicitly)openai/gpt-oss-120b
Premium+ — DM personasao10k/l3.3-euryale-70b
Be aware of retention. Paid tiers use zero-data-retention endpoints. The free tier cannot — almost no free endpoint offers it, so your prompts may be kept by the provider. Image generation keeps the prompt for up to 30 days. All of it is spelled out in the Terms, §3.
AI settings in the dashboard
Screenshot: AIThe on switch, usage meter, and the per-feature toggles.
The usage meter shows what has been spent and what is left.

Cash, cards, hacking and Bank Pro

Cash is the wallet: it moves freely and /rob can take it, with no way to get it back. The card is the vault: safe from robbery, but deliberately slow — set hours between card moves and a member may deposit or withdraw only once per period. That is the trade: carry cash and risk it, or bank it and lose the ability to move it on a whim.

Each member's card has a random number and a PIN (/bank balanceMy card). Anyone who learns both can use Use a card to take a set share of the owner's vault.

/hack is the slow way in: each attempt has the chance you set (10% by default) of revealing one digit of someone's number, and remembers the digits that member already knows. The hacker is never named; the victim is told only that somebody probed them, so they can press Reissue — which gives a new number and PIN and makes everything every hacker learned useless. A frozen card reveals nothing. You set the chance, the cooldown and the cost per attempt.

Bank Pro is insurance members buy with your server's own currency: it cuts the hack chance and reduces how much a stolen card can take, for a number of days you set. It is never immunity.

All of it is off by default, in the dashboard under Games → Bank, or in /setup → 💰 Economy.

Currency audit — /audit

Every coin movement is written to a ledger with a reason: daily, work, shop, gacha, a bet, a trade, a robbery, a card theft, a bank deposit, a loan. /audit reads the last 7 days (up to 30, or one member with member:) and answers whether the money was earned, spent or taken.

The totals and the flags are arithmetic, not opinion: one-way transfers between two accounts, someone taking far more than they earn, or movements with no recorded reason. The AI then explains the pattern — for example an alt-account funnel versus ordinary theft in a server that allows it. It never sees anyone's messages, only amounts and reasons.

Staff only (Manage Server), and the reply is private. The ledger keeps 90 days.

/setup10 a day free, shared with Claude

Describe a change and VoidBox builds it.

/setup. /setup10 role reward. /setup@everyone pings.

  1. You describe what you want.
  2. VoidBox shows you exactly what it would change, before changing it.
  3. You approve — or you do not.
  4. If you dislike the result, undo it.
Nothing is applied without that confirmation step, and nothing is applied that you could not have done by hand in the dashboard.

Run your server from Claude 10 calls a day free, shared with /setup

VoidBox publishes an MCP server at voidbox.games/mcp — 30 real tools, not a chat wrapper. Add it as a connector in Claude, sign in with Discord, and Claude can only ever see the servers you already administer.

  1. In Claude, add a custom connector pointing at https://voidbox.games/mcp.
  2. Sign in with Discord when prompted. That grant is what scopes it to your servers.
  3. Ask in plain language — "how is my server doing this week?", "add a level 10 role reward", "which members are close to ranking up?", "build a ticket panel with Billing and Bug topics, only for Supporters"

Ticket panels from Claude. Three tools work together: voidbox_list_emojis returns every custom emoji with the exact token Discord renders, voidbox_find returns roles and channels by name, and voidbox_save_ticket_panel builds the panel — embed, dropdown topics, buttons, and the role allowed to open a ticket. Roles and emoji may be given by name ("Supporter", ":boombox:") and are resolved against your server, so nobody has to copy an ID out of Discord. voidbox_publish_ticket_panel then posts it into a channel you name, and posting again moves it: the old message is deleted first, so a panel is never live in two places.

Changes proposed through MCP go through the same preview-and-approve step as /setup, and can be undone the same way.

Stat channels & the hacked-account trap 3 free

Stat channels put a live number in your channel list — 👥 Members: 1,204 — as a locked voice channel nobody can join. Choose from all members, humans, bots, boosts, channels, roles, or hacked accounts caught. Three are free, Premium raises it to ten, and the names refresh every 10 minutes (Discord only allows two renames per channel per 10 minutes).

Add one with /setup in Discord, or from Stat channels in the dashboard. /setup shows what you have; /setup deletes one, channel and all.

The Stat channels page in the dashboard, listing stat channels and the honeypot settings
Screenshot: Stat channelsThe list, the add form and the honeypot panel.
Every stat channel can be turned into the trap with one button.

The hacked-account trap

A honeypot is a channel carrying one pinned, unmissable warning: do not type here, anyone who does is removed automatically. Real members read it and move on. A hacked account runs a script that posts scam links into every channel it can see — including this one — and is removed before the spam reaches anybody.

  • Set it up with /setup, or press Make honeypot on any stat channel in the dashboard. A stat channel becomes a text channel in the same place and keeps showing its number as its name.
  • Ban (default) or Kick. Kick bans and instantly unbans, which clears the spam everywhere it landed and still lets an innocent person rejoin.
  • The person is DM'd first, told their account looks compromised, and told how to secure it.
  • Their last hour of messages across the server is deleted.
  • Anyone with Manage Messages and the server owner are exempt, so you can test it.
  • /setup shows how many it has caught; /setup stops it.
The bot's role must sit above your members' roles, or Discord will not let it remove anybody — the message is still deleted, but the account stays.

Plans & pricing Free tier included

Every plan, side by side, lives at voidbox.games/plans. The table there is generated from the limits the bot actually enforces, so it cannot disagree with the product.

The VoidBox plans page showing Free, Premium at $4.99 and Premium+ at $9.99
Screenshot: PlansFree, Premium and Premium+ with the comparison table.
Buying anything requires signing in with Discord — the subscription is tied to that account.

Free covers levelling, the economy, moderation, tickets, applications, giveaways, reaction roles, the starboard, social alerts, stat channels, the honeypot — and AI chat, 50 replies a day per server on a free model (best effort, no uptime guarantee). Premium ($4.99) and Premium+ ($9.99) add GLM 5.3 Flash with no daily cap and raise the ceilings, one server at a time, starting with a 7-day free trial.

Is the bot down? Free

voidbox.games/status shows whether the bot, the website, AI, payments and GIF search are healthy, re-checked every 10 minutes.

The VoidBox status page showing each service as operational
Screenshot: StatusEach service with its state and response time.
The same status can be posted into your own Discord channel as a self-updating embed.

Server catalog Free

Listing your server in the catalog is free, and nobody can pay to rank higher. Members find communities by interest; you get an invite card with your icon, description and tags.

The VoidBox server catalog with filters and server cards
Screenshot: CatalogBrowse and filter servers running VoidBox.
Add your server from the catalog page or with /discover in Discord.

Premium & Premium+

Premium is $4.99 a month, Premium+ is $9.99. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial — cancel inside it and you are not charged.

One server at a time, movable

A plan applies to one server, and you can move it whenever you like: dashboard → PremiumApply here instead. Moving it takes effect immediately in both servers.

The Premium section of the dashboard
Screenshot: PremiumPlan, days remaining, renewal date, and which server it is applied to.
The bar shows days left and turns amber, then red, as the period ends.
A downgrade never deletes anything. Caps are checked when you add something, so a server over a new limit keeps everything it already has.

Cancelling your subscription

Handled on Whop, who take the payments. It takes about a minute.

  1. Go to whop.com/orders and sign in with the account you paid with.
  2. Find VoidBox Premium or VoidBox Premium+ in your memberships.
  3. Press Manage, then Cancel membership.
  4. Whop may offer you 20% off to stay. Take it or decline it — see below.
  5. Confirm. That is it; there is nothing to do on our side.

What happens next

  • You keep access until the period you already paid for ends. Cancelling stops the next charge, not today's access.
  • The dashboard's Premium section changes to "Cancelled — will not renew" with the date access ends.
  • When it does end, the server drops to the free tier. Nothing is deleted. Items, levels, tickets and settings all stay exactly where they are — anything over a free-tier cap simply cannot be added to until you are back under it.
  • Animated rank cards stop rendering, and alert polling slows from 5 minutes to 15.

The 20% retention offer

It is one discounted renewal, not a standing discount. If you accept, your next renewal is 20% off and the one after that is full price. We narrowed this deliberately: it exists to give you a reason to stay today, not to become a cheaper price list for anybody who learns to click cancel every month.

Refunds

Cancelling stops future renewals. We do not refund part-used periods except where the law requires it — if you are a consumer somewhere with a statutory right to one, you still have it. See Terms §5.

Coming back

Resubscribe at any time and everything is where you left it. If you want the server's data gone as well, that is a separate action and it is yours to take — see below.

Your data Free on every plan

Charging somebody to get their own data out is the thing that makes a paid tier untrustworthy, so none of this costs anything.

  • Export — dashboard → Your dataExport. One file with the whole server configuration.
  • Delete my data — removes your own member records. Immediate.
  • Delete this server's data — server owners only. Immediate, and it does not come back.
The Your data section of the dashboard
Screenshot: Your dataExport, delete-my-data, and the owner-only server wipe.
Removing the bot also stops collection at once; that server's data is deleted automatically after 30 days.

Full detail in the Privacy Policy.

Getting help

Found a bug? Report it rather than farming it. Security issues to the same address with SECURITY in the subject — report it before you use it and we will not pursue you for having found it.