Best Automation Discord Bots
Automation bots · 20

NexCore SupportDesk
VerifiedNexCore SupportDesk is a modern Discord ticket and support platform with custom forms, transcripts, ratings, automation, 35 languages and a powerful web dashboard.
- Servers
- 8
- Upvotes
- 0

WebhookBridge
VerifiedTurn Discord messages into automated workflows with Make, Zapier, n8n, APIs, email, CRM, databases, and more.
- Servers
- —
- Upvotes
- 0
Wallu - AI
VerifiedYour AI support bot. Let this bot handle your frequently asked questions & support. Integrate with tickets!
- Servers
- 6.7K
- Upvotes
- 0
RankBlox
VerifiedDiscord to Roblox Ranking Bot
- Servers
- 3.1K
- Upvotes
- 0

YourBot
VerifiedMost bots do one thing. I do whatever you plug into me. Moderation, analytics, tickets, auto voice channels and a plugin marketplace.
- Servers
- 102
- Upvotes
- 0

RefenseBot is a moderation bot built around the concept of Refense, the balance between offense and defense.
- Servers
- 9
- Upvotes
- 0

Lacuna
VerifiedCreate everything you want
- Servers
- 7.6K
- Upvotes
- 0

Vulpo
VerifiedDeutsch | German. Levelsystem x Economy x Tempchannel x Reaktionsrollen und vieles mehr...
- Servers
- 0
- Upvotes
- 0

Raiden
VerifiedAn advanced utility bot with features like: Embed Generation, Giveaways, Auto Moderation, Welcomer, Auto Roles, Tickets, AI and more!
- Servers
- 8.1K
- Upvotes
- 0

CLNR
VerifiedFair inactivity cleanup. No message access, no privileged intents. Use /start
- Servers
- 1.2K
- Upvotes
- 0

Seto chan
VerifiedSetoChan is an AI-powered Discord bot that creates custom server layouts from user prompts.
- Servers
- 0
- Upvotes
- 0

VoiceMaster
VerifiedCreate temporary voice channels, not permanent ones and keep your servers tidy!
- Servers
- 737K
- Upvotes
- 0
About Automation Discord bots
Automation bots handle the repetitive parts on a schedule or a trigger: post an announcement every week, grant a role when someone boosts, mirror an RSS or YouTube feed into a channel, archive stale threads, or run a chain of actions when a member reacts. Some ship fixed modules, others give you an if-this-then-that builder.
Compare what can trigger a rule against what a rule is allowed to do, because those two lists rarely match up. Check the schedule resolution, how the bot tells you when a feed or webhook breaks, and how many active rules the free tier permits. Grant only the permissions your rules actually use.