Noxyr vs the Tickets Bot: Free Panels, Auto-Close and Price

Quick verdict

Stay on Tickets if three panels cover your server and you like a bot that does one job. Switch to Noxyr if you hit the panel cap, want statistics and auto-close without paying, or already run other bots for a shop or security that Noxyr could replace.

Side by side

How setup compares

Both bots use a web dashboard and button panels, so the learning curve is short either way. In Noxyr, /ticketsetup panel_create makes a panel, and a V2 dropdown panel lists every saved panel in one message, which suits a server with several departments. Each panel keeps its own category, staff roles and welcome text.

The Tickets bot is narrower, which many owners count as a plus. There is no shop, giveaway module or moderation to configure around it.

Pricing in plain numbers

Tickets premium is 2.99 USD per server per month, with discounts for several servers. Whitelabel adds 6.99 USD a month. Over a year that is about 36 USD for one server, and more if you want your own bot name.

Noxyr's ticket module is free. The optional Donor plan on the donors page costs 2 USD for a month, 20 USD for 18 months or 40 USD once, and it covers extras like a custom bot and no branding. It does not gate tickets.

Where the Tickets bot is stronger

• Focus. It does one thing, so the dashboard is smaller and nothing else gets in the way.
• Separate support teams per ticket type. Noxyr does not document that exact idea. Per-panel staff roles cover most cases, but it is not the same.
• Low price. If you want premium statistics and nothing else, 2.99 USD a month is cheap.

Where Noxyr is stronger

• The free tier is the full bot. Auto-close, ratings and analytics are not locked. Read the auto-close docs.
• No panel cap. A server with sales, support, appeals and partners will outgrow three panels fast.
• One dashboard. If you also sell, see the shop bot and invoice bot.

Trade-off: if you only want tickets, Noxyr brings 20+ other modules you may never use.

Switching without losing a week

1. Copy panel text. Note titles, button labels, form questions and staff roles.
2. Install Noxyr beside it via the invite link.
3. Build each panel with /ticketsetup panel_create and add questions with /ticketsetup form.
4. Post the new panel with /ticketsetup panel, and leave open tickets alone until they close.
5. Remove the old bot when nothing is open. Transcripts do not transfer, so save what you need first.

Who should pick which

A server with a tight scope. If your whole need is a clean ticket flow and three panels cover it, the Tickets bot does exactly that, and its low price is easy to justify if you want premium statistics.

A server that keeps adding departments. Each new panel past three means premium on the Tickets side. On Noxyr a new panel is a new saved panel, with its own category, staff roles, welcome text and form of up to five questions.

A server that pays for several bots. Add up what you spend on a ticket bot, a shop bot and a security bot. If Noxyr can replace two of them, the cost question mostly answers itself. See best Discord ticket bots for the wider field.

A server that wants its own name on the bot. Tickets sells whitelabel at 6.99 USD a month. Noxyr offers a custom bot, and the custom ticket bot guide explains the setup.

Next step

See the wider field in Tickets bot alternatives, or compare with Noxyr vs Tickety and best Discord ticket bots.