An inviter for every join
The bot keeps track of how many times each invite has been used. When someone joins, whichever invite went up by one tells it who the inviter is.
Invite tracking: a feature of Rezaletbot, the free Discord bot.
When someone joins your server, Rezaletbot works out which invite link they used and records its creator as the inviter. See how many people each member brought in, how many of them stuck around and which link the latest joins came through, in the web dashboard or with one command.
Saved: Arda was invited by Mira.
The bot keeps track of how many times each invite has been used. When someone joins, whichever invite went up by one tells it who the inviter is.
The leaderboard ranks people by invitees who are still in the server. The panel shows the top 25, the command in Discord the top 10.
When an invited member leaves, the inviter's active count drops and their left count goes up, so join-and-leave visits don't pad the leaderboard.
Put {davet_eden} (inviter) and {davet_sayisi} (their invite count) in your welcome or DM text for a greeting like “Invited by @Mira, who now has 12 invites”.
Members who join through your vanity URL (discord.gg/yourserver) aren't credited to anyone; they show up separately as the vanity link.
With the economy on, the inviter can be paid once their invitee has stayed 24 hours, and the “First invite” and “Community builder” achievements are earned through invites too.
Discord doesn't tell bots which invite a member used. So Rezaletbot keeps a cached count of uses for every invite on your server, and when someone joins it compares that with the fresh numbers to find the one that went up. Single-use invites that Discord deletes the moment they're used are caught as well. Joins arriving at the same moment are handled one at a time per server, so two people never share a comparison and get credited to the wrong person.
Each inviter gets three numbers: invitees still in the server (active), those who left, and the total. The leaderboard ranks by active, so an invite contest or reward run counts the people who actually stayed. The panel also lists the last 25 joins: who came in, who invited them, with which invite code, and whether they've since left.
Add {davet_eden} to your welcome message or welcome DM and the inviter is mentioned; {davet_sayisi} becomes their active invite count. The mention doesn't ping the inviter, only the new member is notified. Joins through the vanity URL read “the server's vanity link”, and joins that can't be matched read “unknown”.
👋 Welcome @Arda! You were invited by @Mira, who has now brought in 12 members 🎉
👋 Welcome {kullanici}! You were invited by {davet_eden}, who has now brought in {davet_sayisi} members 🎉Add Rezaletbot to your server. Discord only shows the invite list to bots with Manage Server, and the panel warns you if that permission is missing.
Pick your server in the panel and flip the switch in Invite tracking. The bot reads your invites straight away and records every join from then on.
Web panel → Community → Invite trackingUse /invites in Discord to see your own count and the top 10. Optionally add {davet_eden} to your Welcome text.
/invites [user]Your active, left and total invites (or someone else's), plus the server's top 10 inviters. Only you can see the reply.When the bot can't find exactly one invite that went up, it doesn't guess: if several invites rose at once, the bot had just restarted, or an expired invite disappeared, the join is saved as “unknown”. Without Manage Server the bot can't read invites at all, and the panel shows a warning under the setting.
No. Discord doesn't reveal which invite past members used, so counting starts the moment you switch tracking on. While it's off, the bot doesn't read invites or record any joins.
There's no separate fake account detection. Instead, the leaderboard drops people who left and ranks by invitees who are still there, and the economy's invite reward is only paid once an invitee has stayed 24 hours, and only once per invitee.
When they leave, their earlier join is closed as “left”; when they come back, a new join is recorded with whichever invite they used that time. The inviter sees them in their active count for as long as they stay.
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