Pricing that scales with your server

How many distinct ticket categories you can define, such as Support, Report a Player or Partnership. Not a limit on how many tickets are open.

How many custom slash commands you can define, each with its own response.

How many reaction role messages you can have. Each panel can carry several roles, and the panels are what is counted.

How many giveaways can run at the same time. Finished ones do not count against this.

How many feeds you can connect across Twitch, YouTube, GitHub, Reddit and RSS combined.

How many scheduled or recurring messages you can have set up at once.

How many different applications you can offer, such as Moderator, Event Host or Media Team.

One monthly allowance shared by every AI feature: chat, the ticket helper and /summarize. It resets at the start of each month.

How many distinct ticket categories you can define, such as Support, Report a Player or Partnership. Not a limit on how many tickets are open.

How many custom slash commands you can define, each with its own response.

How many reaction role messages you can have. Each panel can carry several roles, and the panels are what is counted.

How many giveaways can run at the same time. Finished ones do not count against this.

How many feeds you can connect across Twitch, YouTube, GitHub, Reddit and RSS combined.

How many scheduled or recurring messages you can have set up at once.

How many different applications you can offer, such as Moderator, Event Host or Media Team.

One monthly allowance shared by every AI feature: chat, the ticket helper and /summarize. It resets at the start of each month.

Members apply from a panel you post in any channel. You choose the questions, and answers arrive as a submission your staff can read together rather than as a direct message to one person.

Build the welcome and goodbye messages visually, with banners, images and your own colours, instead of a single line of plain text.

Grant a role automatically when a member reaches a level. Set as many thresholds as you want, and the bot keeps them in step as people level up.

Change the background and accent colours of the rank card members see when they check their level.

Post to Discord when something happens elsewhere: a Twitch stream going live, a new YouTube video, a GitHub release, a Reddit post or any RSS feed.

Send a message at a set time, or on a repeating schedule, without anyone needing to be online to press send.

Removes the Powered by NullKit line from the panels and embeds the bot posts in your server.

Ask for details before a ticket opens. Each category can carry its own short form, so staff start with the information they need instead of asking for it.

How many distinct ticket categories you can define, such as Support, Report a Player or Partnership. Not a limit on how many tickets are open.

How many custom slash commands you can define, each with its own response.

How many reaction role messages you can have. Each panel can carry several roles, and the panels are what is counted.

How many giveaways can run at the same time. Finished ones do not count against this.

How many feeds you can connect across Twitch, YouTube, GitHub, Reddit and RSS combined.

How many scheduled or recurring messages you can have set up at once.

How many different applications you can offer, such as Moderator, Event Host or Media Team.

One monthly allowance shared by every AI feature: chat, the ticket helper and /summarize. It resets at the start of each month.

Members apply from a panel you post in any channel. You choose the questions, and answers arrive as a submission your staff can read together rather than as a direct message to one person.

Build the welcome and goodbye messages visually, with banners, images and your own colours, instead of a single line of plain text.

Grant a role automatically when a member reaches a level. Set as many thresholds as you want, and the bot keeps them in step as people level up.

Change the background and accent colours of the rank card members see when they check their level.

Post to Discord when something happens elsewhere: a Twitch stream going live, a new YouTube video, a GitHub release, a Reddit post or any RSS feed.

Send a message at a set time, or on a repeating schedule, without anyone needing to be online to press send.

Removes the Powered by NullKit line from the panels and embeds the bot posts in your server.

Ask for details before a ticket opens. Each category can carry its own short form, so staff start with the information they need instead of asking for it.

Members can talk to the bot in the channels you pick, and it replies in the personality you set. It responds to every message in those channels, so dedicated ones work best.

Catch up on a busy channel with /summarize, which condenses the recent conversation into a short recap.

The bot drafts a reply inside a ticket from your own knowledge base, so staff can send it as is or edit it first.

Each moderation action can carry a short written explanation of why it was taken, which helps when someone appeals later.

Move applications through pending, interview, accepted and denied from inside Discord, with your whole team working the same queue.

Staff clock in and out, and the dashboard tracks hours per person over time so you can see who is actually covering shifts.

Staff request time off, you approve or decline, and the bot tracks who is away and until when.

Pay out a reward when a member's invites reach a threshold. Each milestone pays once, and invites stay attributed to the original inviter.

Send chosen roles to the front of the ticket queue, so boosters and VIPs get picked up first.

Give the bot its own nickname in your server instead of the default one.

Unlocks interest on bank balances, gambling commands and the wider economy surface beyond the basics.