One member profile across Discord, Telegram, and X. Publish quests for messages, voice time, invites, and reactions, bots verify every completion, and you can run the whole thing from your Discord bot.
Three patterns kill momentum in growing communities. Each one below has a direct fix.
Most members join, look around, and never post again. You can't tell who's still paying attention.
Publish quests for messages, voice time, and reactions. Members earn points for showing up, so lurking turns into activity you can see.
Checking who did what by hand doesn't scale. Verifying invites and reactions manually eats hours every week.
Discord and Telegram bots track completions in real time. No manual checks, no spreadsheets.
Your server feels quieter this month, but you can't say why or prove it to anyone.
See completions, active members, and streaks over time, so you know what's working before you change anything.
Track and reward engagement across Discord, Telegram, and X from a single place.
Automatic tracking for every channel in your server.
Automatic quest tracking for your group.
Automatic bio verification, plus quest templates for follows and retweets.
Members link their accounts once. Every quest they complete on any platform adds to the same points balance and the same public profile, so nobody has to piece together who's actually active.
Points, level, badges, and streak in one place. Members can share it outside your community, or keep it private.
Create a quest, restock the reward shop, or check the leaderboard with a slash command. The web dashboard is there when you want the full picture, not because you need it to get things done.
150 points
500 points
Connect a platform, publish a few quests, and your leaderboard starts filling in.
Sign in with Discord, Telegram, or X using OAuth. No shared passwords, no manual setup scripts.
Choose from 31 ready-made templates or build custom quests with your own points, caps, and cooldowns.
Bots verify completions in real time on Discord and Telegram, so nobody checks manually.
Points, streaks, and badges update automatically. See which quests keep people coming back.
Set the rules once. Tracking, scoring, and leaderboards update on their own.
Create quests for messages, reactions, voice time, invites, check-ins, and social actions. Set points, caps, cooldowns, and eligibility.
All-time ranks on every plan, weekly and monthly ranks once a community is boosted to Premium level. Highlight your top contributors.
See quest completions, active members, and streaks so you know what's actually working.
Bots verify quests in real time on Discord and Telegram, so you stop doing manual checks.
Cooldowns, caps, and validation rules keep points meaningful.
Reward streaks and achievements members can show off on their public profile.
Free and premium tracks that reward members for showing up every day.
Run an event, collect RSVPs, and reward attendance with points or a badge.
Split a season into teams and let them race up a shared leaderboard.
Generic level bots track one server and stop there. GuildMetric covers more ground.
| Generic level bots | GuildMetric | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Discord only | Discord, Telegram, and X |
| Rewards | Roles as rewards | Reward shop members redeem points in |
| Profiles | Stats stay inside the server | Public profile page for every member |
| API access | No API access | Public API for your own integrations |
Some engagement tools sell points or payouts for individual likes, retweets, and follows. That's platform manipulation, and it puts the accounts doing it at risk of suspension. GuildMetric doesn't build that marketplace.
Tweet tracking and quest templates are fine. Paying per platform action is the line we don't cross.
A sample community below, not your live data.
Publish a campaign on the public hub and anyone browsing can join with one click. They become a real member of your community and earn your points for the same quests everyone else does, not for a boost or a one-off action.
Pick the quests, set a points budget, and mark it public.
The public hub lists your campaign next to others looking for active communities to join.
Joining adds them as a real member, through the same sign-in flow as everyone else.
Completing quests earns your community's points. Never cash, never a payment for a single post.
It's an acquisition channel, not a visibility service. New members show up because your quests are worth doing.
Premium and Max don't just add perks to your own profile. They also hand you boost tokens you can assign to any community, your own or someone else's.
Pick Premium for 1 boost token or Max for 3.
They aren't tied to a community until you assign one.
Your own community, or a friend's. A boost is something you can give away.
Reassign a boost once every 24 hours, so it's never stuck somewhere.
Anyone with their own Premium or Max subscription can point a boost at your community instead of their own. The more of your members subscribe, the more boosts your community can pick up, at no extra cost to you.
Free covers the whole app on the free community limits. Premium and Max add personal perks plus boost tokens you can point at any community.
7-day free trial on Premium and Max. Cancel anytime, no charge until the trial ends.
Personal perks plus 1 boost for a community you care about.
7-day free trial, cancel anytime
Top perks plus 3 boosts to spread across your communities.
7-day free trial, cancel anytime
Assign a boost from your inventory and the community moves up for as long as it stays boosted.
Everything you need to know about GuildMetric.
GuildMetric is a community engagement platform. Publish quests, reward participation with points, and build leaderboards for your Discord, Telegram, and X communities.
You create quests with point rewards. When members complete them, like sending messages, joining voice channels, or verifying a social account, they earn points automatically. Points show up on your leaderboard.
Discord, Telegram, and X. Our bots track and verify quest completions on Discord and Telegram in real time. X support currently covers automatic bio and name verification, with more templates available for other actions.
We reward participation, not platform actions. Quests pay points for things members do inside your community, like posting, showing up, or completing onboarding. We don't pay points for liking, retweeting, or following a specific post. That keeps your community and your members' accounts safe.
A boost is a token your Premium or Max subscription grants: 1 with Premium, 3 with Max. Assign a boost to any community, yours or someone else's, and it lifts that community a tier for as long as it stays boosted. 1 to 2 boosts make a community Premium, 3 or more make it Ultra. You can move a boost to a different community once every 24 hours.
Yes. Anyone with their own Premium or Max subscription can point a boost at your community instead of their own. It costs them nothing extra since the boost is already included in what they pay, and your community keeps the tier bump as long as it stays boosted.
A season-long track of tiers members climb by earning XP. The free track is open to everyone. The premium track unlocks with a personal Premium or Max plan, so members get their own reason to subscribe while your community stays active daily.
Yes. Create an event with a date, collect RSVPs, and reward attendance with points or a badge. Check-in can be manual or tied to a Discord scheduled event, so the reward goes to people who actually showed up.
You split a season into teams. Members pick a side, their activity counts toward the team score, and the winning team gets rewarded at the end. It turns a normal season into a team race.
Members can gift some of their own points to each other, with daily caps and a small fee so it cannot be farmed. You can also buy a boost or a month of Premium as a gift for another person or straight to a community.
Yes. Refer a friend who subscribes and you earn credit toward your own plan. It is one reward per new subscriber, tracked automatically.
Yes, read-only. A member proves they hold a wallet by signing a message, never a transaction, and you can gate a role or a level by what they hold. GuildMetric never asks for a transaction or moves any funds.
Nothing changes. Communities on the old per-community Pro plan keep it and keep paying the same way. Billing settings label it a legacy plan, with an explainer for switching to boosts whenever you're ready. Nobody is forced to move.
Yes. The whole app is free to use, on the free community limits: 500 members and 5 active quests. Premium starts at €9.99/month (or €49.99/year) for personal perks and 1 boost. Max is €19.99/month (or €99.99/year) for top perks and 3 boosts.
Sign in with Discord, create a community, and follow the setup wizard. You authorize the bot and pick which server to connect. It takes a few minutes.
Yes. Pick from the quest templates or build your own. Set point values and frequency, one-time on the free plan, or daily, weekly, and monthly once the community is boosted to Premium level.
Members only see what's visible inside their own community: usernames, points, and activity. Community owners can see member activity within their own community. We don't sell your data. Read the privacy policy for the full details.
Your card is charged for the plan you picked, Premium or Max, monthly or yearly, once the 7-day trial ends. Cancel any time before that and you won't be charged.
Yes. Cancel your subscription from your account settings whenever you want. Your boosts deactivate at the end of the current billing period, which drops any community you boosted back to its normal tier. Nothing gets deleted: quests and rewards over the free limit just go read-only until the community is boosted again.