HyperBot brings real-time AutoMod, support tickets, and streamer tools to your Discord server and Twitch channel — plus a full HyperActive Sportsbook & Casino. All configured from one dashboard.
A full moderator toolkit, an AutoMod that's hard to slip past, raid protection, and a set of community features you switch on only if you want them — each with its own switch and settings on the dashboard's QOL Features tab. Running a casino too? See the Sportsbook & Casino.
Your moderators get /ban, /kick, /timeout, /unban and /note without needing Discord's own permissions handed out. AutoMod covers blocked words, invite links, spam and flooding, mass mentions, excessive capitals, emoji walls and risky file types — each toggled independently, and each off until you turn it on.
/history shows one merged timeline per member — every ban, kick, timeout and note alongside their warnings and AutoMod hits. Warnings can escalate themselves (3 for a timeout, 5 for a kick, 7 for a ban) and can be set to expire, so an old mistake stops counting.
Join floods are spotted automatically — set your own threshold and choose whether to kick the joiners, raise an alert, or trigger a full lockdown. An optional account-age gate turns away brand-new accounts, and members timed out by AutoMod or a moderator can appeal through a private staff channel instead of just waiting it out.
A one-click panel lets members open private support channels; moderators claim and close tickets, all tracked automatically. Members can also just DM the bot — modmail opens a private thread with your staff and relays replies straight back.
Reaction roles, a server setup builder, join-to-create voice channels, plus AFK statuses, /remind reminders that survive restarts, birthday announcements on your server's own timezone, and one-click button polls.
Star a great message and it gets reposted to a highlights channel. Members submit suggestions with 👍/👎 voting for staff to approve or deny, and you can build your own staff or role application forms that members fill in through a clean pop-up.
Members earn XP for chatting and time in voice, leveling up on a rising curve with optional rewards, and check their standing with /rank. On top of that: over thirty unlockable achievement badges across chat, reactions, commands, voice time, voice games and levels — announced privately to whoever earned them rather than posted in the channel — plus four rotating daily quests and three bigger-payout weekly quests, mixing casino play (hands played, hands won), voice time and voice games, that pay straight into your server currency the moment they're finished, with no collect step. Daily quests reset at 3 AM Eastern and share the 10,000/day earned-currency cap with voice games; weekly quests reset Monday at 3 AM Eastern and pay outside that cap. /profile pulls it all into one HyperBot Card that follows a member across every server they play in — balance and global rank, prestige, streaks, achievements and their linked Twitch account, styled with a tagline and a theme of their own.
Automatic alerts posted to a chosen channel whenever you upload to YouTube or go live on Twitch — and, on Pro, new Twitch clips auto-posted as they're created.
Countdowns and timezone conversion, plus Xbox and PlayStation network status checks — quick utilities your members can pull up without leaving Discord.
See how your own staff are doing, not just your members: actions per moderator, how many timeout appeals get overturned, and how long modmail takes to resolve. And when a raid ends, a report lands in your log channel naming every account that joined, how old each one was, and what happened to it.
Members join one channel and get their own temporary voice room, with lock, rename, user-limit and claim controls. Once they're in there, /vcgame gives them something to do: seven games — trivia, word scramble, emoji riddles, flags, quick maths, odd one out and a pure reaction race — played in that channel's own chat, answerable only by the people actually in it. One command runs a whole session, question after question with a live scoreboard between rounds, so nobody has to keep re-summoning the bot, and a Play Again button starts the next one. Winners are paid a little server currency; nobody wagers anything.
The same protection and engagement tools, built for Twitch chat and onboarded with a single click. Overlays, the song player, socials and more are a full streamer kit through HyperBot Pro for Twitch, a separate per-channel subscription.
Deletes, timeouts, or bans for blocked words, repeated duplicate links, and repeated spam — using Twitch's official Helix moderation API. Mods and the broadcaster are always exempt.
Mods warn a viewer with !warn, pull up their history with !warnings, and pardon with !unwarn — so repeat trouble is on the record instead of in whoever's memory. Set your own escalation ladder from the dashboard and HyperBot times out or bans automatically once someone reaches a threshold. Warnings can expire on a schedule you choose.
One blocklist that can apply globally, per-Discord-server, per-Twitch-channel, or to a linked Discord + Twitch pair at once.
Define your own trigger-and-response chat commands with per-command cooldowns and placeholders — usage is tracked automatically.
One command posts a shoutout and triggers Twitch's native Shoutout banner; incoming raiders are automatically thanked by name and viewer count.
Greets a viewer's very first chat message in your channel with a customizable welcome.
Scheduled announcements — like socials or rules — that only fire once there's been enough chat activity, so they never spam a quiet chat.
Viewers earn your channel's custom points just for watching, then spend them in a points shop you define — VIP, TTS, or custom rewards. Point names and earn rates are all set from the dashboard.
Link your Twitch account and chatting while a followed channel is live earns $5/minute straight into your HyperBot wallet, up to $50,000 a day — the same server currency that funds the Sportsbook & Casino. Once a month, a server can flip on Double Drop Rate for 12 hours to pay double, $10/minute, without touching the daily cap.
Viewers queue YouTube tracks right from chat, with a live on-stream now-playing overlay of what's playing and what's up next — fifteen themes, including one to match every alert theme, a moving equalizer, and album art that tints the card to the track. Pause, skip, clear or remove requests from chat or straight from the dashboard, and choose who's allowed to request. Part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
Capture the funniest moments with a per-channel quote list — add, pull, and number quotes straight from chat, so the good lines never get lost.
Run keyword giveaways from chat or the dashboard — one entry per viewer, a one-click draw, and the winner announced automatically in your channel.
Browser-source overlays that fire fully animated, layered alerts for follows, subs, gifted subs, cheers, raids and shoutouts — a backplate slides in, the panel wipes across it, sparks burst past the edge of the card and each line of text rises into place. Twenty-seven themes in total, including six whose look is drawn from classic game visual styles — Sunset Vice, Guardian Light, Tango Down, Touge, Heist and Relay Runner — and six signature themes that restyle every overlay, three card sizes, and a size tier that scales the animation, the sound and how long the alert holds on screen with how big the moment actually was. Every standard theme is free; the inspired and signature themes are part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
A browser-source overlay that loops through your socials on stream, one logo and handle at a time. Twenty platforms with their real full-colour logos (or black-and-white, or one colour you pick), a fully customisable classic look or a theme to match your alerts, and your own timing. Viewers can always type !socials for free to get every link in chat; the on-stream popup itself is part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
A full set of 14 professionally produced alert sounds ships with every channel — follows, shoutouts, and subs, gifted subs, cheers and raids at each of the three size tiers — so your overlay sounds finished the moment you paste the link into OBS. Upload your own for any individual slot whenever you want to — a HyperBot Pro for Twitch feature.
Six premium themes, each with a design language of its own — Rush (huge outlined italic type, electric aqua brush strokes, a spinning wireframe globe), Rewind (scratched film grain, wide chromatic type, light leaks and rewind chevrons), Marquee (a kinetic Swiss type poster: paper, ink and signal red, crossing type tickers and a slab that re-sets the title) and Mercury (live liquid-chrome drops that merge and split, iridescent haze, orbit rings and glass pills) and Overdrive (an infrared neon tunnel rushing at the camera through a warp starfield, with a hyperspace jump every few seconds) and Aurum (Golden Elegance in black tie: a gilt Art Deco frame that draws itself on, Bodoni capitals in real foil and gold dust rising). Pick one in the alert theme picker like any other theme and your alerts, Starting Soon, Be Right Back and Stream Ending scenes, webcam frame and subscriber bars all switch to it, with matching song player and socials popup themes alongside. Part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
Full-screen scenes for the start, the break and the end of your stream, in the same look as your alerts: switch your alert theme and they restyle with it. Guardian Light, Sunset Vice, Relay Runner, Touge and Heist each get their own animated full-screen world, and every signature theme brings its own scene design. Add your own title, an optional countdown and your socials. Part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
An animated border overlay for your webcam that matches whichever alert theme you've picked, plus two live status bars showing off your Most Recent and Top (longest-subscribed) subscriber. Both restyle the moment you change your alert theme and update live as new subs come in. Part of HyperBot Pro for Twitch.
Link your Twitch account via OAuth from the dashboard — HyperBot adds itself as a channel moderator automatically, no manual commands needed.
One dashboard session manages your settings whether you sign in with Discord or Twitch.
When your stream ends, a recap card is posted into every Discord server following your channel — time live, peak viewers, how much your chat talked, points awarded, clips created, and your top five chatters. Off until you switch it on from your Twitch dashboard, because the card names your chatters and that call is yours.
The Admin Dashboard controls every feature on this site, including the Sportsbook & Casino — no need to touch a config file or memorize a command.