Best Discord Invite Tracker Bots: Who Invited Whom

How invite tracking works, and why it is never perfect

Discord does not tell a bot which invite a new member used. Bots keep every invite's use count and, when someone joins, credit the invite whose count went up. That works well for normal servers, but it can mis-credit when several people join at once, when links are shared widely, or when a member rejoins. Treat any count as a good estimate, not a legal record.

So the question is less "who tracks best" and more "who counts fairly", because rewards for invites attract fake joins.

How we picked

This list is based on each bot's own help pages and listings as of November 2026. We did not run live invite tests. We compared what counts as an invite, protection against invite-and-leave, rewards, privacy and cost. Where a page could not be read, we say what we could not confirm.

1. Noxyr referrals: best for reward roles with fraud rules

Best at: servers that reward inviters. /referrals link creates a bot-made personal invite for each member, so joins credit them directly. A referral can wait on a stay timer (1 to 720 hours) and a minimum account age (0 to 365 days) before it counts. Reaching a threshold gives a role automatically, and you can add several tiers with /referrals reward-add.

What does not count, per the referrals docs: rejoins (one referral per member per server, ever), self-invites and bots, and young accounts. Each referral is announced in a log channel, or opens a private ticket for staff with Approve and Reject buttons. See the invite tracker bot page.

Limit: it is built around personal links and rewards. We found no mention of charts or graphs of joins over time in its docs. Everything is free.

2. MEE6 Invite Tracker plugin: best if you already use MEE6

Best at: a plain leaderboard. Its help article describes /invites for a unique link, /inviter to see who invited a member, and a leaderboard command.

Limits, from the same article: only links made with /invites are tracked, an invite is invalidated if the inviter or invitee leaves within 24 hours, invitees must finish Discord onboarding, and stats cannot be reset or edited. The page does not say whether the plugin needs a paid plan, so check before you rely on it. See MEE6 alternatives.

3. Invite Tracker (top.gg listing): leaderboards and charts

Best at: its listing says it tracks who invited whom, has a top-inviter leaderboard and shows join and leave graphs. It also lists verification, giveaways and message tracking.

Limit: the listing is written by the bot's owner and we could not open it directly, so treat the feature list as a claim and test it on a small server first.

4. Trackr: per-member lookup

Best at: staff who want to ask "which invite did this person use?" Its listing describes an /invite whois lookup with timestamps, auto roles based on the invite used and join logging.

Limit: same as above, a vendor listing we could not verify against its own docs.

5. Discord's own Invites tab: no bot needed

Best at: a quick look. The invite list in Server Settings shows who created each invite and how many times it was used.

Limit: it shows who made an invite, not a per-member history, and it has no rewards or leaderboard.

Comparison table

Pick by need

• Reward inviters and block fake joins: Noxyr referrals, with a stay timer and an account-age minimum.
• Simple leaderboard inside MEE6: the MEE6 plugin.
• Charts of joins and leaves: try Invite Tracker, or Noxyr's status views for join and leave totals over 7, 14 or 30 days.
• One-off check: Discord's Invites tab.

Pair tracking with security, because invite rewards attract alt accounts. Our best security bots list covers that side. Never buy members or use tools that promise fake invites: it breaks Discord's rules and ruins your stats.