Best Discord Stats Bots: Server Analytics Compared

Which numbers do you actually need?

"Stats" means different things. Some owners want a live member count in a channel name. Some want message and voice charts per channel. Some want to know how fast staff answer tickets or how much the shop sold. No single bot is best at all of these, so the honest first step is to write down the three numbers you check weekly.

How we picked

This list is based on each bot's own docs and pages as of November 2026. We did not measure accuracy or speed. We compared what is tracked, how much history is free, what needs a paid upgrade, and how much setup it takes. We found four options with documentation we could read, so the list is short instead of padded.

1. Statbot: deepest activity data

Best at: detailed message, voice, game and emoji statistics. Its docs describe Statdocks (channels with live counters, up to four per channel) and Statroles that give or remove roles based on collected stats.

Limit: premium is a menu of separate upgrades: History, Data+, Drilldowns, Statroles+ and Statdocks+. The docs say free lookback goes up to 30 days, and older data needs History. CSV exports and the member and channel drilldown pages sit in Drilldowns. We could not confirm current prices. See Statbot alternatives and Noxyr vs Statbot.

2. Koya: free activity charts

Best at: activity stats without paying. Koya's stats page says tracking for messages, voice time and joins and leaves is free, each with its own switch, with dashboard charts, /stats image cards, top-10 rankings and filters by channel, role and bots. It also keeps a live member count in a channel name, refreshed every 30 minutes.

Limit: history is 30 days free and 90 days on premium. Premium also adds custom date ranges, CSV export and more statistics channels (6 against 1). Its page lists no prices.

3. Discord Server Insights: no bot at all

Best at: a free overview from Discord itself, covering visitors, communicators, new member retention, active channels and voice minutes.

Limit: it only appears for servers that meet Discord's current requirements, so confirm in Discord's article. It shows aggregates, not per-member leaderboards.

4. Noxyr: tickets, sales and members next to everything else

Best at: servers that run support and sales and want those numbers without another bot. The stats banner is one picture showing members (humans and bots), online now, verified members, a member goal and server counts, in 10 templates, redrawn every 30 minutes. Very large servers over 25,000 members show totals only. /status gives admin-only views of joins and leaves, tickets, sales and community activity over 7, 14 or 30 days. Ticket analytics show opened, claimed and closed tickets, average response time and a staff leaderboard, and Server Wrapped draws a yearly recap card. Only counts are kept, not message text.

Limit: the docs describe no counter channels, no per-channel message and voice charts, no CSV export and no stat-based roles. The banner is a picture, not a channel name. Everything is free. See the stats bot page.

Comparison table

A simple way to choose

If you only want a counter, pick the lightest tool: Koya's member count or a Statbot Statdock. If you want to understand why activity dropped last month, you need history, and that is where free plans stop. Thirty days shows a trend but not a season, so export or screenshot what matters before it ages out.

If your server sells things or runs a support desk, the numbers that decide your week are different: how many tickets are open, how long the first reply takes, and what sold. Those live in a ticket and shop bot, not in an activity tracker, so check that part first.

Pick by need

• Serious activity analysis: Statbot, accepting paid upgrades for long history.
• Free charts and a member counter: Koya.
• No extra bot: Discord Server Insights if your server qualifies.
• Support and sales numbers: Noxyr. Many servers pair a stats bot with Noxyr.

Read server analytics bots next, or compare logging bots if you need event records rather than charts.