Discord invite tracker: see who invited whom and where your members come from

What Discord shows without a bot

In Server Settings, Invites, you see active links, who created them, how many times they were used and when they expire. Handy for cleanup, less so for understanding your growth

• A use count doesn’t tell you how many members stayed
• No inviter ranking, and no history once a link is deleted
• No way to group several links under one source, like “TikTok” or “Partner”

Invite stats as slash commands

For members, without going through the dashboard. Both commands belong to the Statistics module, on by default

/invites stats

For you, or someone else with the membre option: total invites, members still here, members who left, retention rate and latest invites

/invites leaderboard

The inviter ranking, sorted by members who stayed rather than the raw total. Bringing in accounts that leave the next day won’t get anyone to the top

Finding out where your members come from

The Invites page on dash.kotbo.fr asks one simple question: which channel is really growing the server. Getting the answer takes a few steps

1. 1

   Create one link per channel

   One link for your TikTok bio, one for Instagram, one per server list or partner. Kotbo needs the Manage Server permission, which Discord requires to read invites

2. 2

   Name the source

   In the Invites tab, click Name next to a link and type the source. Give several links the same name to group them

3. 3

   Read the Sources tab

   Each source shows its links, its joins and the members who stayed, with the best source on top

4. 4

   Export if needed

   The Export button gets the data out, to keep it or compare it elsewhere

What the Invites page shows

Four tabs, one question each

• Invites

  Every link with its code, source, creator, joins and the date of the last one. Filter by status: active, suspended, expired or deleted

• Sources

  Performance by source, and the share of joins your named links cover. A link with no source gets flagged, so your numbers stay complete

• Top inviters

  Inviters ranked by number of joins, with the date of their latest one. For the ranking by members who stayed, use /invites leaderboard

• Suspensions

  The invite creators you suspended, and the button to restore them

Shutting down an invite that brings in shady accounts

A link leaked to a raid server, a member bringing in throwaway accounts: the Invites page doubles as a security tool

• Suspend an invite: with the Logs module on, anyone new joining through that code is kicked right away and flagged in your logs
• Purge an invite: Kotbo kicks the members still on the server who joined through that link
• Suspend a creator: their links get blocked the same way, and the cascade purge box also kicks the members they already brought in
• A suspended creator can be restored from the Suspensions tab

Measuring a campaign or a partnership

In the Campaigns module, you can attach an invite code to a campaign: joins through that code since its start date are credited to it. For partnerships, the Partnerships module tracks cross-promotions and what they bring in. It’s off by default, turn it on in Modules