Beemo Alternatives: Anti-Raid Bots for Discord Compared

What Beemo does well

Beemo's home page describes one job: stopping userbot raids with algorithms that run in the background. It says antiraid is free forever and that no additional setup is required. Its docs add that detected raids are banned automatically, an optional log channel can be set with /antispam log set, and missed raids can be reported with /report-raid.

If your only worry is a flood of throwaway accounts, that is a clean answer. You add the bot, move its role up and forget it.

Why people look elsewhere

• The algorithm is fixed. Beemo's docs say detection is not configurable. You cannot choose the join count, the time window or whether raiders are timed out, kicked or banned.
• It is narrow. The pages I read list antiraid and antispam. Moderation and other extras sit behind a paid subscription called Beemo Max, per its docs.
• Little to review afterwards. Logs post only when a raid is detected, so there is no general record of what happened.

Beemo's pages do not give Max prices, so none are quoted here. Check its subscribe page.

1. Noxyr

Best for: owners who want to see and change the numbers.

Noxyr's Protection page shows a security score with Fix buttons. Raid mode starts at 10 joins in 30 seconds, raises verification, can time out or kick new joins, and ends by itself after 15 minutes. Because the thresholds are documented, you know when it will fire.

• Anti-spam: 6 messages in 8 seconds, 4 duplicates or 6 mentions, then a 10 minute timeout by default.
• Anti-nuke for rogue admins, with a trust list.
• Link filters for invites and repeated scam pictures.
• Server logs so you can look back.

Where Beemo may be ahead: its detection is built only for userbot raids and it asks for nothing. Noxyr has more to set. I have no data comparing how well each catches a real raid, so test rather than trust either.

2. Discord AutoMod and Server Safety settings

Best for: a free base layer with no bot at all.

Discord's own tools can block keywords and spam and raise the verification level. They do not ban a wave of joins for you on their own terms, so most servers pair them with a bot. See AutoMod vs bot moderation.

3. Other dedicated security bots

Heavier bots such as Wick go deeper on anti-nuke and panic modes but need more setup. Read Wick alternatives for that route.

What a raid looks like in practice

A userbot raid is a burst of new accounts that join together and then spam invites, pings or links. The damage is done in the first minute, so what matters is how fast the bot reacts and how much it hurts real new members. A fixed algorithm means the author picks that trade-off for you. A configurable one lets you pick it, but also lets you pick it badly.

If your server gets many legitimate joins at once, for example after a stream or a partner post, a visible threshold is easier to live with. You can see that 10 joins in 30 seconds is normal for you and plan around it. If joins are slow and steady, a hands-off bot is fine.

Whatever you choose, test with a few alt accounts of your own, never with other people's accounts.

Comparison table

How to switch or add

1. Add Noxyr first. Keep Beemo on while you test, since both can act on the same join.
2. Check your score. Press Fix on the safe items in the Protection page.
3. Turn on raid mode and anti-spam. Pick an alerts channel so staff see what fires.
4. Put the Noxyr role high. It cannot act on roles above its own.
5. Remove Beemo last, after you have watched a few alerts.

Next, read the security bot page and the anti-nuke guide, then add Noxyr.