Everything you need to ship.
Setup guides and command references for every bot in the KojinBots family. Start with the basics below, then jump to your bot's page for its full command list.
Pick your bot
Five bots, each documented on its own page. Every command, limit and premium gate lives there — this page only covers what they have in common.
Support desk, moderation and community features in a single bot.
AutoMod, a moderation panel, case history and impersonation protection.
Ticket, application and appeal panels with HTML transcripts.
Community engagement tools — leveling, roles and events.
Market information inside Discord. Free until 12/31/26.
Getting Started
KojinBots are pre-hosted Discord bots — no servers to manage, no code to deploy. Every bot has a free tier; premium unlocks the paid features listed on that bot's own page.
Quickstart
- 1
Add the bot to your server
You need Manage Server in Discord to add an app. Grant the permissions the invite asks for — each bot's page lists exactly what it uses and why.
- 2
Run /setup
Atlas, Gavel and Tickets each ship an interactive /setup wizard that picks your log channels, staff roles and defaults in a couple of minutes. Host and Intella are configured with their own commands — see their pages.
- 3
Upgrade only if you need premium
Gavel, Tickets and Host are $3/mo or $30/yr each. The Complete Bundle is $7/mo or $70/yr and covers all three. Atlas is $5/mo or $50/yr because it rolls all of them into one bot, and it sits outside the bundle. Intella is free until 12/31/26.
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Check out per server
Checkout signs you in with Discord and asks which server the subscription is for. Premium attaches to that one server, so pick the right one — then you get a confirmation email with your setup instructions.
Check what a server currently has at any time with /premium. Billing questions — cancelling, refunds, moving to the bundle — are on the Billing & Account page, and plan details are on the pricing page.
Required permissions
The default invite grants what each bot needs. Atlas and Gavel are the demanding ones — they need Manage Roles, Manage Channels, Kick Members, Ban Members and Moderate Members to enforce anything. Tickets needs Manage Channels and Manage Roles to open private ticket channels, but no moderation permissions at all.
Web dashboard
Tickets and Atlas can also be configured in the browser at the dashboard — the same settings as the slash commands, plus charts, transcripts and an audit trail. Gavel's dashboard is being rebuilt, so configure Gavel with its slash commands for now. Host and Intella are Discord-only.
