A custom Discord shop bot is your storefront's bot name and avatar sitting on top of a feature set someone else runs, and Noxyr offers it free: catalog, cart, order tickets, invoices, vouchers and reviews, all under your own Custom Bot identity, unlocked by one Top.gg vote instead of a subscription.
Why sellers want their own bot name
A buyer who has just paid you money is watching every message closely. When the order confirmation, the invoice, and the "leave a review" prompt all come from a bot with someone else's name on it, third-party or not, it reads like the shop is borrowed infrastructure. A bot carrying your shop's own name and logo, matching the rest of the server's branding, makes the whole checkout feel like it belongs to the business the customer is actually buying from.
What runs under your brand
- Catalog and categories. Products, variants and pricing, browsed the same way whether Noxyr's main bot or your custom one is answering.
- Cart and checkout. The order flow buyers go through to pick items and confirm a purchase.
- Order tickets. Each order opens its own channel for handling payment and delivery, under your bot's name.
- Invoices. Sent as your bot, not a generic third-party one.
- Vouchers. Discount and gift codes, redeemed the same way.
- Reviews. The post-purchase review request members see comes from your bot too.
None of this is a separate, lighter version of the feature set. It's the same store logic, running through a Discord application and token you created.
What it doesn't do
It doesn't process card payments for you. Noxyr's shop tools handle the catalog, cart, order tickets, invoices and vouchers; you still take payment through whatever method you already use, PayPal, UPI, crypto or anything else, and mark the order paid yourself or have staff do it. Since Noxyr never touches the money, there's no cut taken out of a sale, the cost of the whole feature set is the same one Top.gg vote as every other module.
How it works technically
Your catalog, prices, vouchers and past orders live in one shared database. Whether Noxyr's main bot or your custom one is currently serving a server, they read and write the same settings, so editing a price once applies everywhere, there's nothing to keep in sync manually. The custom bot is Noxyr's exact code, logged into Discord with the application and token you provided instead of Noxyr's own.
Setting it up
- Vote for Noxyr on Top.gg, then open Custom Bot on your server's dashboard.
- Create an application in the Discord Developer Portal and set its name and avatar to match your shop.
- Turn on Server Members Intent and Message Content Intent, then Reset Token and copy it.
- Paste the token into the Custom Bot page, pick a host, and press Start my bot.
- Invite it, then set up or confirm your catalog on the Store page exactly as you would with the main bot.
The requirements and vote-window rules are in the Custom Bot docs; catalog, pricing and checkout settings themselves are covered in the store docs, since they don't change based on which bot is answering.
Cost, honestly
One Top.gg vote unlocks the setup form for 12 hours, and an already-running bot keeps going for a 74-hour grace period after that if you forget to vote again. Nothing about your catalog, orders or vouchers is ever deleted for missing a vote; one more vote switches everything back on.
What happens if the bot goes offline for a bit
A missed vote that runs past the grace period switches the custom bot off, but it doesn't take your shop down with it. Noxyr's own bot picks the server back up automatically, so a customer can still open a catalog, start a checkout and get an order ticket answered, it just briefly comes from Noxyr's name instead of yours until you vote again. Nothing about the order queue, pricing or vouchers is affected either way, since none of that is stored against whichever bot happens to be answering.
Selling across more than one server
If the same shop operates storefronts in more than one server, a partner community, a VIP server, a second brand, the same custom bot can run in all of them under one account. Catalogs are configured per server, so prices and products don't bleed between storefronts just because the bot answering them is the same one.
Common questions
Do customers see "Noxyr" anywhere? No. Every message, catalog embed, invoice and review request comes from your bot's own name and avatar once it's set up.
Does rebranding mid-operation lose products or past orders? No. That data belongs to the server in the shared database, not to whichever bot happens to be running it.
Is there a transaction fee? No. Noxyr's shop tools track the catalog and orders; they don't handle the money, so there's nothing for Noxyr to take a cut of.
Can I run this alongside a payment bot like a Stripe checkout link? Yes, most sellers link out to whatever payment method they already accept and use the ticket, invoice and voucher tools around that.
What if I'm just comparing shop bots in general? This is specifically about branding an existing feature set as your own; see our best Discord shop bots comparison if you're still deciding which platform to use at all.
Ready to put your name on your storefront? Add Noxyr free and open Custom Bot from your server's dashboard.