One powerful bot.Everything your server needs.
50+ systems for moderation, tickets, levels, invite tracking and more — one bot, one dashboard.
Running in 1,000+ Discord servers
Switch on what you need. It just runs.
Four of the 50+ systems, exactly as Arclo ships them. Every preview below is live — press the buttons.
The filter that never sleeps through a raid
35 filters read every message the moment it lands — scams, invites, mass mentions, banned words written in leetspeak or lookalike characters. Watch four accounts hit a channel at once, on the right.
- 35 filters, exemptible per channel, role and memberYour moderators, your announcement channel and your bots never trip a rule meant for someone else.
- Test a rule against real text before it goes liveThe tester runs the actual check, not an approximation of it.
- Honeypot channels catch self-bots the filters would miss
- Everything it catches climbs the same ladder your staff useOne punishment path, shared with Moderation and the 26 anti-nuke protections next door.
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Support that closes itself out
A panel your members press, a private channel per request, and a transcript when it is over. Try the whole flow — the buttons below are the ones Arclo ships with.
- Channel or thread tickets, per panelThreads for a busy server, channels when a ticket needs its own permissions.
- Claiming, so two staff never answer the same person
- Searchable transcripts saved on closeEvery message, edit and attachment, readable in the browser afterwards.
- An eight-tab builder for the panel, the form and the replies
Contact the staff team
Bring screenshots or message links if you have them, and a moderator will claim it so you know who is on it. Average first reply: 4 minutes.
You can have 1 open ticket at a time
A rank card you design in the browser
XP for taking part, roles that arrive on their own, and a card drawn by the same renderer the bot runs. On the right: five ordinary messages fill the bar, the level tips over, the reward announcement lands, and somebody runs /leaderboard. Neither image is a picture of the real thing — both are drawn by the bot's own renderer.
- The preview IS the outputBrowser and bot share one render core, so what you design is what Discord gets.
- Five curves, or your own — the maths is yours to set
- Role rewards that stack, and reconcile themselves if you change one
- Per-channel and per-role multipliers, exclusions and cooldowns
1,179 / 1,275 toward level 13. Spam earns nothing: there is a cooldown between qualifying messages, and channels you exclude never count.
Prizes drawn while you sleep
A button, a timer and a winner — with requirements that are enforced rather than requested. Enter the one below, then end it and reroll it.
- Requirements that actually gate entryLevel, roles and account age are checked on press, and refusals are counted so you can see if a rule is too tight.
- Drawn automatically when the timer runs out
- Rerolls, and a log of who was drawn first
- Templates and schedules for the giveaway you run every week
🎉 Elgato Stream Deck MK.2
Ends: in 2 days (Sept 4, 12:00)
Entries: 847
Winners: 1
Requirements
Arclo · Giveaways
Set it up on the web. It runs in Discord.
Each panel mirrors the dashboard page that system is configured on — the same sidebar, the same tabs, filled with sample data.
Moderation
Warns, mutes, kicks and bans with a full case history — plus notes, purges, lockdowns and appeals.
Every action opens a numbered case.
EnabledCases · 30d
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ban 12 · mute 41 · warn 63
In force
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Bans, mutes and roles that have not lifted yet.
Reports waiting
3
Members can report each other with /report.
Appeals waiting
1
Approving one lifts the punishment.
What happened lately
The last eight cases, newest first.
22 case types · every action numbered, appealable and logged
Warns, mutes, kicks, bans, locks and slowmode all run through one punishment path, so a case number, a DM, a log entry and an appeal happen the same way every time — whether a moderator did it or Arclo did.
From the servers running Arclo
The owners, admins and moderators who set it up, and then live in it every day.
“Arclo has made managing our server much simpler. Everything we need is in one place, and the dashboard is easy for the whole staff team to use.”
ReddingtonCommunity Administrator“What stood out to us was how flexible Arclo felt. We could set things up around the way our server already operates instead of changing our workflow to fit the bot.”
TzuriServer Owner“Getting started was straightforward, and we didn't need to spend hours configuring everything. The default setup worked well, and we adjusted a few things over time.”
LucasCommunity Manager“Our moderators picked it up quickly, even those who aren't very technical. The commands and dashboard are clear, so we spend less time explaining how things work.”
BenCommunity Administrator“Arclo has been reliable since we added it, and whenever we've needed help, the support team has been responsive. It's been a solid addition to our server.”
PriyaCommunity Moderator“We previously relied on several different bots, which made managing the server unnecessarily complicated. Moving most of that into Arclo has made things far more organized.”
MarekServer OwnerFrequently Asked Questions
The answers to what people ask before they trust a bot with their server.
Today, yes — all 50+ systems are switched on, with no trial and no locked features. A paid tier is planned; nothing you already rely on moves behind a charge without notice.
About a minute. Invite Arclo, sign in with Discord, pick your server and flip the switch at the top of any page — the sensible defaults are already filled in. Nothing to host, no config file, no commands to memorise.
The server owner and anyone with Administrator. Manage Server is deliberately not enough. You can also name specific roles as Bot Masters, or grant access to individual pages, so a ticket lead can run tickets without being handed Administrator in Discord.
All of it. Welcome banners, rank cards, ticket panels, embeds and command replies are edited in the browser, and the preview is drawn by the same code the bot runs — so what you design is what Discord gets.
Yes. Arclo only acts on the systems you switch on, so you can move over one at a time and leave the rest running. Most servers end up switching the others off.
Removing Arclo marks that server's configuration and records for deletion — settings, cases, levels, tickets, the lot — and they are deleted permanently 14 days later. Re-adding the bot inside those 14 days cancels it and everything comes back exactly as it was, so an accidental removal or a short test costs you nothing. After 14 days it is gone and not recoverable.
Give your server its weekend back.
One all-in-one bot, 50+ systems, one dashboard, one login. Add Arclo and have your first system running before you finish this sentence.