Noxyr vs Statbot: Activity Warehouse or Free Server Stats?

Quick verdict

• Pick Statbot if you want per-member and per-channel message and voice charts, counter channels or roles based on activity.
• Pick Noxyr if you want member numbers, ticket and sales stats and a shareable banner without paying.
• Use both. Many servers run a stats bot for activity and Noxyr for everything else.

Feature by feature

Setup

Statbot has a dashboard and commands for its statistics, and Statdocks are channels whose names show live counters. Noxyr's equivalent is a picture: run /quickcreate statsbanner for a read-only stats channel. The banner redraws every 30 minutes, and servers over 25,000 members show totals only. See the stats banner docs.

For reports, /status gives admin-only views for joins and leaves, tickets, sales and community activity over 7, 14 or 30 days. Read status and ticket analytics.

Pricing

Statbot's premium model is a menu of separate upgrades: History, Data+, Drilldowns, Statroles+ and Statdocks+. Its docs say stacking upgrades or subscribing longer earns discounts. Prices are on an upgrade page, and the docs say there is no trial. I could not confirm current prices, so none are given.

Noxyr has no paid module. The optional Donor plan on the donors page is 2 USD for a month, 20 USD for 18 months or 40 USD once, for extras like a custom bot.

Where Statbot is stronger

• Activity depth. Message, voice, game and emoji numbers per member and channel.
• Counter channels. A live number in a channel name, which Noxyr's banner does not do.
• Statroles. Roles handed out from collected stats.
• Heatmaps and exports through its Data+ and Drilldowns upgrades.

Where Noxyr is stronger

• Cost. Everything Noxyr has is free, and no upgrade menu to read.
• Business stats. Ticket analytics show opened, claimed and closed counts, average response time and a staff leaderboard, and sales sit in /status.
• Privacy-friendly recap. /wrapped keeps only counts, not message text, deleted after about 13 months.
• A banner you can show off. See the server stats bot page.

Moving over

1. Write down the numbers you check. That decides whether Noxyr alone is enough.
2. Export history first. Statbot's CSV export is part of Drilldowns, so grab it before an upgrade lapses.
3. Invite Noxyr from the invite link and post a banner.
4. Check reports with /status all and the Ticket Analytics page.
5. Keep Statbot if you still need charts.

Who should pick which

A community manager who lives in the numbers. If you check message and voice trends per channel every week, Statbot is built for it, and its upgrades are worth pricing out.

A seller or support team. The numbers that matter are tickets handled, response time and revenue. Noxyr tracks those, and sales tracking and ticket analytics explain what you get.

A server that only wants a member count. Statbot is a lot of bot for that. A counter channel or Noxyr's banner both solve it, so pick the look you prefer: a channel name or a picture.

A privacy-minded server. Noxyr's recap keeps counts only, never message text. Statbot's collection model is deeper, so read its docs for what it stores before you invite it.

A practical middle path: let a stats bot own raw activity and let Noxyr own the business view. Post the banner in a read-only channel at the top of the server so members see the numbers without asking, and keep the detailed charts in the staff area, where only the people who act on them can see them. If you later drop the stats bot, the banner and the /status reports keep working on their own, with no data to migrate.

Next step

Read Statbot alternatives, server analytics bots and best Discord stats bots.