Prize Bot Docs
Prize Bot helps Discord servers run paid and free prize flows: auctions, giveaways, claims, shops, tickets, status boards, and server economies. These docs are split by the job you are trying to do.
Start here
Setup, permissions, and the command map.
Events
The core revenue and prize flows servers run every day.
Auctions
Standard, silent, and Dutch auctions with anti-snipe, buyouts, reserve targets, role-gated bidding, queueing, and DMs.
Giveaways
Reaction entries, multiple winners, scheduling, editing, images, rerolls, and result logging.
Claims
Claimable prizes, private delivery tickets, forfeits, expiration, fallback winners, and claim logs.
Shop
Server storefronts with stock, quantities, role rewards, order numbers, purchase logs, and currency payments.
Operations
Tools that help staff run the server cleanly.
Tickets
Standalone support panels plus claim ticket transcripts, notes, reopen, close, add, remove, rename, and claim actions.
Notifications
Auction result DMs, User Premium outbid DMs, claim DMs, alert-role pings, log channels, and DM failure behavior.
Status boards
Live auction and giveaway boards with pagination and refresh controls.
Currency
Multiple server currencies, balances, number locale formatting, integer-only currencies, and role balance edits.
Member tools
Profiles, personal prize history, user event history, auto-bids, feedback, and privacy links.
Whitelabel bots
Run Prize Bot under your own Discord bot identity.
Pricing
Compare Free, Server Premium, and User Premium.
What changed recently?
The bot now has a broader event stack: silent and Dutch auctions, auction queueing, role-gated bidding, giveaway scheduling/editing, claim expiration, forfeit controls, fallback auction winners, shop orders, multiple currencies, standalone ticket panels, user auto-bids, and live status boards. Use the sections above instead of hunting through one long page.