Anti-Spam bot for Discord

Stop link spam, mention spam, raid attacks, and Nitro scams in your Discord server with an aggressive anti-spam bot — no coding.

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The robot holding a shield and a gavel

Make it yours, then build

This is the brief the AI starts from. Swap in your channel names, roles and limits.

  1. The AI asks a question if something is unclear and shows you the plan.
  2. You create the bot on Discord with our step-by-step setup.
  3. It goes online in your server, hosted by us.

Change anything: channel names, roles, limits. Plain words are fine.

What this template includes

  • Rate-limit detection: too many messages, too fast → auto-mute
  • Link filter: only allow whitelisted domains (or whitelist trusted roles)
  • Mass-mention guard: more than N user mentions in a single message → delete + warn
  • Nitro / scam URL blocklist (auto-updated)
  • Anti-raid: spike in joins → server lockdown + alert
  • Per-channel and per-role overrides

Why servers run one

Anti-spam is the difference between a server people enjoy and one that gets nuked at 2 a.m. by a raid. A dedicated anti-spam bot watches for fast-fire messages, suspicious links, mass mentions, and the classic "free Nitro" scam — and acts in milliseconds. Discord Bot Creator generates a full anti-spam stack from a plain-English description.

Questions about the anti-spam bot

Will the bot false-positive on legitimate fast typers?

The default rate-limit (5 messages in 4 seconds) is well above normal typing speed. You can dial it stricter or looser per server culture.

How does it handle Discord-internal links (e.g. server invites)?

Server invites are a separate category — you can allow only invites from your own server (whitelist), block all invites, or allow them.

Does it require Manage Channels permission for raid lockdown?

Yes — the bot needs Manage Channels to flip the @everyone Send Messages permission during a raid lockdown. We surface this clearly when you deploy.

Can I temporarily disable anti-spam during AMA-style events?

Yes. /antispam pause <channel> <duration> turns off rate-limiting in a specific channel for a time window.