Tickety Alternatives: Four Discord Ticket Bots Compared

What Tickety does well

Tickety is a broad free bot. Its premium page lists a ticket system, applications, verification, giveaways, claiming, ratings and web transcripts, so one bot can cover a lot of a small server. Premium is bought per server, and the page shows a Free plan, a monthly plan and a yearly plan, plus optional add-ons for a custom bot (your own name and avatar) and AI credits.

If you only need one panel, a few automations and the default branding, the free plan may be all you ever use.

Why people look for something else

These are the reasons the Tickety docs themselves point to, not rumors.

• Panel cap. Tickety's premium docs say free servers are capped on ticket, application and FAQ panels, and premium makes them unlimited.
• Automations. On the free plan only the first ten automations fire, according to the same docs.
• Ticket tools on premium. The docs list autoclose, inactivity notices, close requests, custom channel names and transcript images among the premium features.
• Branding. Free servers show a Tickety footer line. Removing it is a premium feature, and a custom bot name is a separate add-on.
• Price. As of November 2026 the page lists premium at 5.99 EUR a month or 49.99 EUR a year, per server.

None of this makes Tickety a bad bot. It just means a growing support server will likely end up on the paid plan.

1. Noxyr

Best for: servers that want tickets without a paid tier, or that also need a shop, invoices or security in the same bot.

Every Noxyr module is free. The ticket system covers the items above without a plan to unlock:

• Button panels and V2 dropdown panels, each saved panel with its own category, staff roles, welcome text and form.
• Forms of up to five questions, posted at the top of the new ticket and kept in the transcript.
• Auto-close after a set number of inactive hours, saving the transcript like a normal close.
• Ratings by DM after close, and analytics with response time and a staff leaderboard.
• Staff tools: claim, lock, add and remove people, close requests and a blacklist.

Trade-offs: Noxyr is a newer name than Tickety, and a custom bot name is an optional extra rather than a free default. See the ticket bot page for the full list.

2. Tickets (tickets.bot)

Best for: teams that want a ticket bot and nothing else.

Tickets describes reaction panels, transcripts stored in the cloud, forms, user feedback with statistics, claiming and separate support teams per ticket type. Its premium page says free servers get 3 ticket panels and premium makes them unlimited, and that premium unlocks statistics, autoclose and exit surveys. As of November 2026 the price shown is 2.99 USD per server per month, with discounts for several servers, and whitelabel (your own name, avatar and status) is 6.99 USD a month on top.

3. Appy

Best for: servers where applications matter as much as support tickets.

Appy is built around application forms but includes ticket panels. Its premium page shows 1 ticket panel and 2 ticket templates on the free plan against 50 and 50 on premium, which is priced at 4.99 GBP a month or 3.99 GBP a month billed yearly. It states that custom bot identity is not part of either plan.

4. Discord forum channels

Best for: small servers with a handful of questions a week.

A forum channel gives each question its own thread with no bot to run. You give up private-by-default conversations, claiming, transcripts and stats, which is what a ticket bot is for. Read forum channels for support before you decide.

Comparison table

Plans change. Check each bot's own page before you pay. Sources are listed at the bottom.

How to switch from Tickety

1. Save what you need. Export or copy the transcripts you want to keep. Nothing imports them into another bot.
2. Add Noxyr next to Tickety. Invite the bot and keep Tickety running while you build.
3. Rebuild each panel. Run /ticketsetup panel_create, pick Button or V2 Dropdown, then add a form with /ticketsetup form.
4. Set the rules. Auto-close hours and a rating channel go in the ticket settings, and /ticketsetup blacklist copies over your blocked users.
5. Post and retire. Post with /ticketsetup panel, let old tickets close, then remove Tickety.

For a side-by-side with more detail read Noxyr vs Tickety, or the Tickets alternatives and support ticket best practices guides.