Vulgr Bot

44 commands, all of them optional

Run your server, your way

Moderation, tickets, leveling, giveaways, and live Twitch/YouTube/Reddit alerts — every command optional, down to a single subcommand.

Get Vulgr
44Commands
8Categories
3Live alert platforms
0Required setup

Eight things it can do

01Moderation & safety
02Tickets & support
03Leveling & leaderboards
04Social alerts
05Giveaways
06Embeds & messages
07Roles & setup
08Logs & visibility

See what each one actually does →

What it does

Eight systems, none of them bundled

Moderation & safety

Warnings, slowmode, instant lockdown for raids, automatic anti-raid response to a spike of joins, a verification gate for new members, and content filtering.

/automod/warn/lockdown/verify/antiraid

Tickets & support

Multi-category ticket panels with a dropdown or buttons, claim/unclaim, and an activity log.

/ticket/suggestions

Leveling & leaderboards

Message, voice, and reaction XP, auto-created reward roles, and a paginated leaderboard.

/leveling/leaderboard

Social alerts

Get pinged the moment a streamer goes live, a channel posts, or a subreddit gets a new thread.

/twitch/youtube/reddit

Giveaways

Timed giveaways with a reroll, and optional gating by role or leveling-system rank.

/giveaway

Embeds & messages

Build and save reusable embeds with real variables — avatars, channel links, member counts — plus a message that reposts itself on a repeating schedule.

/embed/savedembed/welcome/say/announcement

Roles & setup

Auto-roles on join that survive a leave-and-rejoin, self-assign button panels, a staff roster, auto-updating member-count channels.

/autorole/buttonrole/staff/stickyroles

Logs & visibility

Message, member, and voice logging, plus a one-glance panel showing exactly what's configured and where.

/logs/serversetup

That's the overview — the command guide → covers every single command, every option, and how to use it.

One switch per command

Turning things off, without turning everything off

Discord already lets you restrict who can use a command, per role or per channel — but only the whole command at once. There's no built-in way to say "let people use /leveling, just not /leveling reset." That's the gap this fills.

/staff command set

Pick a command, and a dropdown lists every subcommand inside it so you can flip off exactly the ones you don't want — leaving the rest of that command, and every other command, untouched.

/staff and /help are hardcoded so they can never be switched off. Otherwise it'd be possible to disable your own way into a server you can't administer anymore.

Run /staff command list any time to see everything that's currently switched off for your server.

This works the same way across every part of the bot. Here's what it actually looks like, category by category.

Moderation & safety

Already running a dedicated mod bot for warnings — turn off just that command, nothing else:

/staff command set command:warn enabled:False
→ select "Entire /warn command"

Keep /lockdown ready for a raid, but nobody needs to touch the AutoMod rule builder:

/staff command set command:automod enabled:False
→ select "Entire /automod command"
Tickets & support

Not using ticket transcripts, but everything else about tickets is fine:

/staff command set command:ticket enabled:False
→ select "/ticket logs transcripts" only

No suggestion box on this server — both the setup command and the member-facing one:

/staff command set command:suggestions enabled:False
/staff command set command:suggest enabled:False
Leveling & leaderboards

Keep leveling running, but staff shouldn't be resetting people's XP or handing out reward roles by accident:

/staff command set command:leveling enabled:False
→ select "/leveling reset" and "/leveling autorole add"
Social alerts

Only want Twitch alerts, not YouTube or Reddit — repeat per command:

/staff command set command:youtube enabled:False
/staff command set command:reddit enabled:False
Giveaways

No giveaways on this server — shut the whole system off in one go:

/staff command set command:giveaway enabled:False
→ select "Entire /giveaway command"
Embeds & messages

Comfortable with staff building embeds, not with them sending raw messages as the bot:

/staff command set command:say enabled:False
→ select "Entire /say command"

Welcome messages stay, booster shoutouts go:

/staff command set command:booster enabled:False
→ select "Entire /booster command"
Roles & setup

No private voice channels on this server:

/staff command set command:privatevc enabled:False
→ select "Entire /privatevc command"

Auto-role on join stays, but self-assign button panels go:

/staff command set command:buttonrole enabled:False
→ select "Entire /buttonrole command"
Logs & visibility

Log when someone joins, skip logging when they leave:

/logs toggle event:"Member Leaves" enabled:False

That last one isn't even a /staff toggle — /logs has its own per-event switches built in, since that's a finer grain than "on or off" for the whole command.

Changed your mind about any of it? Same command, flip it back:

/staff command set command:warn enabled:True
→ select "Entire /warn command"

Get set up

Everything you need to get set up

Variables, ready-to-paste examples, and the one-time setup for live social alerts — the same notes the bot's own commands are documented from.

Embed variables

/embed, /welcome set, /booster set, and /savedembed all share the same variables — learn one, you know them all. They work in title, description, footer, author, and the image fields.

VariableBecomes
{user}An @mention of the person (a real notification, unlike typing @ inside the embed text)
{user.name}Their username as plain text
{user.avatar}Their profile picture — use in thumbnail/image/authoricon, not a pasted URL
{server}The server's name
{server.count}Current member count
{server.icon}The server's icon image
{channel:name}A clickable link to any channel — just type its name or ID right in the tag
Ready-to-copy examples

Paste any of these directly into Discord — just swap the channel names for your own.

/welcome set channel:#welcome title:Welcome to {server}! description:{user} just joined — we're now {server.count} members! Check out {channel:rules} to get started. thumbnail:{user.avatar} footer:{server} color:#57F287 timestamp:True pingmember:True
/savedembed create name:rules title:Server Rules description:1. Be respectful\n2. No spam\n3. Have fun! footer:Last updated timestamp:True
/booster set channel:#boosts title:New Booster! description:Thank you {user} for boosting {server}! thumbnail:{user.avatar} color:#F47FFF pingmember:True button1label:Thanks! button1emoji:💖
Social alerts

No developer accounts, API keys, or setup on your end — just pick who to watch and where to post:

/twitch add streamer:ninja postin:#live
/youtube add channel:@mkbhd postin:#videos
/reddit add subreddit:discordapp postin:#reddit-feed

Status

System status

All systems operational

Core

Discord connectionOperational
Slash commandsOperational
WebsiteOperational

Features

TicketsOperational
Leveling & leaderboardsOperational
GiveawaysOperational

Social alerts

TwitchOperational
YouTubeOperational
RedditOperational

Legal

Terms of Service

Last updated: September 2, 2026

1. Agreement to Terms

By purchasing, installing, or using Vulgr ("the Bot," "the Service"), you agree to these Terms of Service. If you don't agree, don't use the Bot. These Terms are between you ("you," "the Buyer," or "the server owner") and [Business/owner name] ("we," "us," "Vulgr").

2. What Vulgr Is

Vulgr is a Discord bot providing moderation, ticket support, leveling, giveaways, embed building, and social media alert features, installed and run inside a Discord server you control. Vulgr operates entirely within Discord and depends on Discord's own platform being available.

3. Purchasing a License

  • Vulgr is sold as a one-time purchase per Discord server, at the price in effect at the time of purchase.
  • A license grants you the right to run the Bot in one Discord server at a time.
  • Your license may be transferred to a different Discord server up to two (2) times after the original installation. A third transfer requires purchasing a new license.
  • Optional paid tiers may unlock additional features on top of the base license, purchased separately.
  • All sales are final. Vulgr does not offer refunds — for a change of mind, incompatibility with how you expected the Bot to work, or any other reason — except where a refund is required by law in your jurisdiction. Review the setup guide and full command reference before purchasing to confirm the Bot does what you need.

4. Acceptable Use

You agree not to:

  • Reverse-engineer, decompile, or attempt to extract the Bot's source code.
  • Resell, sublicense, or redistribute access to the Bot beyond the transfer allowance in Section 3.
  • Use the Bot to violate Discord's Terms of Service, Community Guidelines, or any applicable law.
  • Use the Bot to harass, threaten, or harm any person or community.
  • Attempt to disrupt, overload, or gain unauthorized access to the Bot or its supporting systems.

5. Our Right to Suspend or Revoke

We may suspend or revoke your license, without refund, if we reasonably believe you've violated Section 4, attempted to abuse the transfer system, or obtained your license fraudulently (for example, a chargeback). We'll make a reasonable effort to tell you why.

6. No Warranty

The Bot is provided "as is." We don't guarantee it will be available at all times, free of bugs, or suitable for any particular purpose. Changes to Discord's own platform are outside our control and may affect how the Bot works.

7. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by law, we aren't liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from your use of the Bot, including lost data, lost server activity, or lost revenue. Our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid for your license.

8. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms as the Bot changes. We'll update the "Last updated" date above when we do. Continued use of the Bot after a change means you accept the new Terms.

9. Contact

Questions about these Terms? Open a ticket in the Vulgr Discord server — that's the only way we handle support and general inquiries.

Legal

Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 2, 2026

1. What We Collect

To provide Vulgr's features, we store:

  • Discord IDs — server, user, channel, and role IDs, wherever a feature needs to remember them (for example, which channel logs post to, who's on the staff roster, who owns a ticket).
  • Feature data you configure — embed content, tag text, sticky messages, leveling settings, ticket categories, and similar configuration you set up yourself.
  • Activity needed for features to work — XP and level progress, warning counts, giveaway entries, and ticket transcripts (only if you've turned transcripts on).
  • Purchase records — a buyer's Discord user ID, which server a license is installed in, and its transfer history, so we can enforce the license terms in our Terms of Service.

We do not read, store, or scan the general contents of your server's messages beyond what a feature you've turned on requires (for example, a message someone reports, or a ticket conversation for a transcript you've enabled).

2. What We Don't Collect

We don't collect your Discord password, email, phone number, or payment card details — we never see these, since login and payment happen entirely through Discord, or through a manual process that doesn't touch this information either.

3. Third-Party Services

  • Twitch, YouTube, and Reddit — if you turn on social alerts, we check these platforms' public APIs for new content from accounts you choose to watch. We don't send them any of your Discord data.
  • Discord — the Bot runs on Discord's platform and necessarily receives data Discord provides to any bot in a server (message events, member events, and similar), governed by Discord's own Privacy Policy.

4. How Long We Keep Data

We keep configuration and activity data for as long as the Bot is in your server and using that feature. If you remove the Bot or turn off a feature, its stored data isn't automatically deleted today — request removal any time (Section 6) and we'll delete it manually.

5. How Data Is Stored

[Placeholder — describe your actual storage setup honestly once real hosting is in place.] Today, data is kept in a private file accessible only to us.

6. Your Choices

You can ask us to delete data associated with your server or Discord user ID at any time by contacting us (Section 8). Removing the Bot from your server stops it from collecting any new data immediately.

7. Children's Privacy

Discord requires users to be at least 13 years old, or the minimum age in your country. We don't knowingly collect data from anyone younger than that.

8. Contact

Questions about this Privacy Policy, or a data deletion request? Open a ticket in the Vulgr Discord server — that's the only way we handle these requests.