Invite tracking
See who invited whom — with a leaderboard, bonus invites and fake-account detection.
Every join is attributed to the invite link that was used. Useful for growth contests, partner tracking, and finding out who actually brings people in.
Set it up
Enable Invite Tracking in the Plugins market. There's nothing else to configure — the bot compares invite use counts on each join and works out which link was used.
Commands
/invite stats — how many people someone has invited
/invite who — who invited this member
/invite leaderboard — who brought the most people in
/invite bonus — add or remove bonus invites (admin)
What counts
| A member who joins | +1 for their inviter |
| A member who leaves | the credit is taken back |
| A brand-new account | counted separately, so a wave of throwaways doesn't win a contest |
The age threshold for "brand-new" is configurable.
Privacy
This plugin stores who invited whom, permanently — that's the whole point, and it's why it's opt-in rather than on by default even though it costs no plugin slot. If your server has rules about that, or you're subject to GDPR, tell your members. Turning the plugin off stops new attributions.
Good to know
- The bot must be in the server before the invite is used — it can't reconstruct joins that happened while it was away.
- Vanity URLs and Discord's own discovery are not attributable to a person.
Requirement: Manage Server (needed to read the invite list).