The malware, phishing and nitro-scam blockers are on from the very first second — no setup needed. Three quick steps take you from protected to perfectly tuned.
Sign in with Discord and pick your server — every setting the bot has, in one place.
Open dashboardBalanced is recommended for most servers — one click in the Blockers tab, or /setup-preset right in Discord.
Use /warn log #channel (or the dashboard) so you see exactly what gets blocked and why.
Everything also lives in the dashboard — commands are just faster when you’re already in Discord.
/help | Every command and how the bot works |
/dashboard | Get the link to your web dashboard |
/setup-preset | Apply Relaxed, Balanced or Strict in one go |
/invite | Invite link for another server |
/support | Join the support server |
/blocker | Turn each link blocker on or off |
/check-link | Scan any URL on demand |
/whitelist … | Let channels, members or roles bypass the blockers |
/blacklist … | Your own always-block domains |
/lockdown | Freeze the server in an emergency |
/unlock | Lift a lockdown |
/warn add · list · remove · reset | Manage warnings by hand |
/warn kick-at · ban-at · timeout | Set your escalation thresholds |
/warn decay | Let old warnings expire automatically |
/warn log | Choose where blocks and warnings are logged |
/stats | Protection stats for this server |
/modstats | See which mods act the most |
/ping | Bot latency and status |
/premium | Perks and upgrade options |
The invite requests a small, focused set of permissions — each one has exactly one job. Link Protect never asks for Administrator.
Read messages so links can be scanned, and set up lockdown and the verification gate.
Hand out the verified role when members pass your verification gate.
Enforce the warning thresholds you set — automatically, at exactly the limits you chose.
Delete a bad link the instant it is posted — before anyone can click it.
Post warnings, log entries and info embeds in your channels.
Read basic server info so the dashboard and presets can do their job.
The dashboard has everything you just read — and the support server has real humans.