Statbot Alternatives: Discord Server Stats Options

What Statbot does well

Statbot's docs describe a dashboard and commands for message, voice, game and emoji statistics, plus two tools built on top of them. Statdocks are channels whose names show live counters, up to four per channel. Statroles hand out or remove roles based on the stats it has collected.

Its premium model is a menu of separate upgrades rather than one plan. The docs list History, Data+, Drilldowns, Statroles+ and Statdocks+, and say stacking upgrades or subscribing longer earns discounts. For a community that wants detailed activity numbers per member and channel, it is a serious tool.

Why people look for something else

• History is capped on the free side. The docs say the lookback can go to 30 days for free, and data older than 30 days needs the History upgrade.
• Useful parts are upgrades. Per the docs, CSV exports, unlimited members in top tables and the member and channel drilldown pages sit in Drilldowns. Heatmaps, role filters and activity tracking sit in Data+.
• Pricing is not on the docs. The premium page points to an upgrade page for prices and says there is no trial, so you commit before you see how it looks on your server.
• You only wanted a counter. If your goal is a member count in a channel name, Statbot is a lot of bot for that.

I could not confirm Statbot's current prices from its own pages, so none are given.

1. Koya

Best for: activity charts without leaving the free plan.

Koya's stats page says tracking for messages, voice time and joins and leaves is free, each with its own switch. You get dashboard charts and /stats image cards, top-10 rankings of members and channels, and filters by channel, role and bots. History is 30 days on free and 90 on premium. Premium also adds custom date ranges, CSV export and more statistics channels (6 against 1). It keeps a live member count in a channel name, refreshed every 30 minutes. Its page lists no prices.

2. Discord Server Insights

Best for: servers that qualify and want a no-bot option.

Discord's own Server Insights shows visitors, communicators, new member retention, which channels get activity and voice minutes. It is part of Discord, so there is nothing to install or pay for. Availability depends on your server meeting Discord's current requirements, so check Discord's support article before you plan around it.

3. Noxyr

Best for: servers that want stats for tickets, sales and members next to everything else, rather than a deep activity warehouse.

• Stats banner: one picture in a channel showing members (humans and bots), online now, verified members, a member goal and server counts. It comes in 10 templates and is redrawn every 30 minutes. Very large servers over 25,000 members show totals only.
• /status: admin-only views for joins and leaves, tickets, sales and community activity over 7, 14 or 30 days. See the status docs.
• Ticket analytics: opened, claimed and closed, average response time and a staff leaderboard.
• Server Wrapped: /wrapped draws a shareable card of messages, voice time, top songs and busiest hour. Only counts are kept, not message text, and they are deleted after about 13 months.

Where Statbot is ahead: Noxyr's 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 Noxyr has is free.

Comparison table

How to switch

1. Write down the numbers you check. Members, online, messages, voice? That decides whether Noxyr alone is enough.
2. Export while you can. Statbot's CSV export is part of Drilldowns, so grab history before an upgrade lapses.
3. Add Noxyr and post a banner. Invite the bot, then run /quickcreate statsbanner for a read-only stats channel.
4. Check the reports. Try /status all and the Ticket Analytics page.
5. Keep a stats bot if you need charts. Many servers run Koya or Statbot for activity and Noxyr for everything else.

Related: Discord server stats bot, server analytics bot, Noxyr vs Statbot and best Discord stats bots.