Start with an example
Pick something close to your idea, then adapt its messages and destination channels to your server.
Choose an exampleNo-code bot building for Discord
Welcome messages, stream alerts, and roles. Connect the behavior you need to make a bot that fits your server.
Start with your Discord account · No card needed for Free
Here is how the steps connect
A starting point that fits you
Start with an example or describe an idea. Fine-tune either in the same visual editor.
Pick something close to your idea, then adapt its messages and destination channels to your server.
Choose an exampleDescribe the behavior you want and let AI help you build it. Review the suggestion and test it before use.
Build with AICombine a starting event with actions. Build beyond the examples, one small step at a time.
Open the editorExamples include welcome messages and roles, private support tickets, and notifications. After loading one, adjust channels and permissions for your server.
From an idea to your server
Sign in, choose your server, and add the bot. Then start with one small behavior.
Connect an event to an action: when a member joins, send a welcome message.
Use sample input to follow the steps without actually sending messages to Discord. Live operation also needs the right bot permissions and service settings.
Review and publish your workflow so it responds to real events. Check execution history to see what happened.
Edits do not automatically reach your server. Only the version you review and publish runs live.
Follow an error from execution history to the affected step. You can also restore a saved version.
Limits apply to work per execution and concurrent runs. Each server’s data is managed separately.
When your ideas grow
An example is a starting point. Add conditions, change the steps, or connect another service.
Assign roles when members join or react. Build moderation rules for repeated messages and other events.
Create admin tools you run when needed, or let members open requests with buttons and input forms.
Schedule announcements, keep track of points, or make decisions using information from earlier events.
From YouTube and Twitch alerts to webhooks and external APIs. Setup and credentials depend on the service.
Simple pricing
Every node is available on Free. Live runs use a monthly allowance; previews and tests do not consume that allowance.
For your first welcome message, notification, or small automation.
For servers with more workflows and more everyday activity.
No credit card required for Free. Plus is US$5/month per Discord server through Stripe. AI creation has a separate usage limit. Your remaining allowance is shown in the creation screen.
Before you begin
No code is needed for the basics. Start by changing the destination and message in an example. Features such as external APIs need settings specific to the service you connect.
Yes. Sign in with Discord, choose a server you have permission to manage, and add the DPalette bot. Give the bot the permissions needed for the actions you want it to take.
No. Published workflows run on DPalette, so you can close your browser or turn off your computer. Return to the editor to change settings or check activity.
AI helps with creation, but its suggestions are not guaranteed to be correct. Review channels, permissions, and conditions, then test before publishing. AI creation has plan-specific usage limits.
Free needs no card and includes every node. Publish up to 3 workflows and run them up to 10,000 times per month. Monitoring and other features have limits too; see the pricing table above for details.
Start with a welcome message or an alert. Give your bot a little of the everyday work.