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Design any message the bot posts instead of typing a heading and a body into Discord. It is built so a good-looking message takes about a minute.

• Every message starts from Default, exactly what your bot posts today, with Card, Card with logo, Modern, Just text and Blank beside it.
• Only the parts you use are on screen, and clicking any part of the preview jumps to the box that edits it.
• Fill-ins work everywhere they can. The player count, join code, server name, date and session status now work in every message.
• Banners are edited right there, and they are the same setting as /config Banners.
• Custom messages get their own command, like /rules, limited to the staff boards you choose.

One message in your session channel that keeps itself up to date: whether a session is running, the server name, join code and owner, the player count, online staff, the queue, and how a community vote is going. It has a Game Quick-Join button and a Notifications button that turns the session ping on or off for whoever presses it. It stays at the top of the channel when a session ends.

• The low-player command is now /session boost. Full and boost post a new message, and a boost pings your session role.
• A boost no longer rewrites the original session post into a second copy.
• Staff votes never appear on the dashboard. Only community votes do.

• Warnings, mutes, kicks, bans and timed bans, each filed as a numbered case with a reason. Timed bans lift themselves.
• Automod, sixteen filters, from spam and scam links to mass pings and zalgo. Each can delete, warn, or both. Every filter is off until you turn it on, and staff are never filtered.
• Automatic punishment decides in advance what happens when somebody keeps collecting cases.
• The moderation dashboard is rebuilt, with one log for Discord, in-game and automod, and a card for every person.

When somebody is banned with /ban, the message telling them why can carry an Appeal this ban button. What they write lands in a channel you choose, pinging the boards you choose. Accepting unbans them and sends them an invite back; denying tells them the ban stands. Only permanent bans made through /ban can be appealed.

When the member stops replying, the ticket warns them and then closes, per ticket type. Nothing closes before staff have replied, and a ticket where the member spoke last is never closed.

Every closed ticket's transcript is kept and can be read at a link after signing in with Discord. Only the person who opened the ticket, staff who can handle that kind of ticket, and whoever runs the server can read it. The member gets the link when their ticket closes.

Promote whoever reaches two or three times the weekly quota by one rank, onto the next board if that is where the next rank is, and file an infraction of your choice for whoever misses it. It is decided every Monday for the week that just ended. Staff on approved leave are never punished, and a week is only judged if these rules were on for all of it.

/merge folds two servers into one: the roles, the channels, your Sample Bot setup, then the members. Nothing happens until the other server's owner reviews the whole list and accepts. Members who have not moved get reminders on your schedule.

Panels, ticket types, automations, applications, FAQ answers, moderation setup, auto pings, sticky messages, roleplay types and the marketplace can be copied to another server. Tickets, shifts and punishment records never travel.

• Boards hand out roles. Set them with Roles it gives on the board in /config Staff boards.
• Duty nicknames in your own words. Set the three Nickname Tag settings in /config Wording & images.
• Demotions say what an accepted appeal hands back. Pick the rank with the appeal_rank option on /infraction issue.
• Nobody decides their own infraction appeal, and roles the bot owns put themselves back if removed by hand. Both are automatic.

• A social feed. Members make accounts with /account and post with /post. Set the forum channel, the log channel and account limits in /config Posts.
• Sticky messages and auto pings: set them up in /config Sticky messages and /config Auto pings. Both are part of Sample Plus+.
• The marketplace is a shop, with a picture and a Buy button per item. Add items in /config Marketplace, then run /send marketplace.
• Suggestions can ping boards and limit how many one member has waiting. Set both in /config Suggestions.
• Counting saves: servers that have reviewed the bot at samplebot.app/reviews get one save a day. Choose when it is used in /config Counting.
• /blacklist keeps your server's list of servers you will not deal with. Set Server Blacklist Channel in /config Channels, and give boards Blacklist other servers in /config Staff boards.

The ticket assistant, the application reader and the automation builder run on six AI providers: Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, OpenAI, xAI and OpenRouter. Gemini and Groq are free with no card.

One payment of $50 USD or 8,000 Robux for one server, with our team setting it up for you. Card payments become your slot the moment they go through, slots stack, and every free server gets three days of Plus to try a week after the bot joins.

• People joining a busy server were welcomed as member number one.
• Buttons failed with "This interaction failed" for over a minute after every restart.
• The staff boards page would not open once a server had about fifteen boards. The same fix covers ticket types, applications, dashboard pages and the marketplace.
• The website took about a minute to load your servers in the CAD and the staff dashboard.
• Tickets that close themselves never actually did once a ticket was claimed.
• Adding a marketplace item failed in every server.
• /config Automod would not open.
• Panel wording could not be saved.
• A suggestion with a ping role never posted.
• Continue with verification failed for members who were already verified.
• Live in-game events could not be set up without buying the CAD.
• Voice channels never appeared in the status channel pickers.
• One deleted emoji could take a whole ticket panel down.
• Verify and ticket buttons disappeared the second time a design was saved.
• A panel lost its top banner as soon as it was given a design.