Everything you need to set up and run your server with Noxa.
Invite Noxa to your Discord server with an admin account, then open the dashboard and pick the server from your server list. From there, the setup wizard walks you through the essentials in a few guided steps — you can always fine-tune everything later from the sidebar.
Pick a template — Gaming, Business, Education, Creative, or a minimal Custom baseline — and the wizard creates matching roles, categories, and channels on your server when you apply it. Community basics, the welcome message, verification, tickets, and moderation strictness are all part of the flow.
Configure a welcome message with a custom title, banner, and either a static thumbnail or the new member's own avatar shown automatically. Verification supports a simple button, a reaction, or a text CAPTCHA before new members get access to the rest of the server.
Set up one or more ticket panels so members can open a private support channel with one click. Staff with the right role can claim a ticket, chat with the member, and close it once resolved — a transcript is kept for the retention period on your plan.
Warn, timeout, kick, or ban members directly from the dashboard, with an optional DM letting them know why. Bans can be temporary with a configurable appeal wait time, and members can request an unban from their DMs once eligible. AutoMod handles the repetitive part automatically — filters for banned words, invite links, excessive caps, and repeated messages, each with its own threshold and action.
Group roles into categories with shared channel permissions, and edit role names, colors, and ordering without leaving the dashboard. Self-roles let members opt into roles themselves through a reaction or button panel — handy for pronouns, notification opt-ins, or game groups.
Build if-this-then-that rules that run on your server without you watching. A trigger — a member joining, a reaction added, a keyword posted, or a schedule — fires a sequence of actions such as assigning a role, sending a message, or posting to a channel. Conditions between steps and a built-in loop guard keep them predictable.
Run giveaways with one-click entry, a scheduled start and end, and weighted odds through bonus entries for specific roles. When it ends, Noxa draws winners fairly, announces them, and can DM each one — and you can reroll any winner who does not claim.
Create polls with multiple options, single or multiple choice, and an optional automatic close time. Votes update live on the message as they come in, and the results stay visible once the poll ends.
Read the full guide →Announce in a channel the moment a streamer you follow goes live on Twitch or YouTube. Alerts are push-based rather than polled, so they arrive quickly, and an optional keyword filter limits them to streams whose title matches what you care about.
Set up a hub channel that members join to spin up their own temporary voice channel, which they then own and control — rename it, set a user limit, lock it, add a password, kick someone, or hand ownership over. Empty channels clean themselves up after a short delay.
Compose and send announcements to any channel from the dashboard instead of typing them by hand in Discord — useful for updates, events, or anything that should look consistent every time.
Give Noxa a nickname and avatar specific to your server — this never changes the bot for anyone else's server. Create and manage Discord invite links, and set dedicated channels for general logs and moderation logs, all without leaving the dashboard.
The audit log records who did what and to whom in plain language rather than raw IDs, and is paginated so it stays fast even on active servers. Analytics tracks member joins and leaves, message activity, and ticket volume over time.
Free and Pro differ in ticket panels, automations, AutoMod filters, analytics charts, log history and team seats, plus Pro-only extras like a custom bot name and avatar — see the pricing page for the full comparison. Upgrades apply immediately from the dashboard.
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