A Discord ticket bot that actually works

TicketBot handles your server's support tickets so you don't have to babysit a messy help channel. Custom panels, a real dashboard, transcripts, analytics — set it up once and let it run.

Free to use. No credit card. Takes about 30 seconds.

Tickets Managed
Servers the bot is managing
99.9%
Uptime
4.9/5
User Rating

What does a Discord ticket bot do?

If you run a Discord server with more than a handful of members, you've probably noticed what happens when someone needs help: they post in a general channel, the message gets buried, three people try to help at once, and nobody knows if the problem was actually solved.

A Discord ticket bot fixes that. When a user clicks a button on your ticket panel, the bot creates a private channel (or thread) just for that conversation. Only the user and your staff can see it. Staff can claim the ticket, respond, and close it when it's done. A transcript is saved automatically.

The result: your users get private, organized support. Your staff know exactly what needs attention. Nothing falls through the cracks.

What you get with TicketBot

Not a stripped-down bot that nickel-and-dimes you for basic features. The free tier covers what most servers need.

Custom Ticket Panels

Create panels with custom embeds, buttons, and emojis. Each panel can route tickets to different staff roles. Post multiple panels across different channels.

Web Dashboard

Configure everything from your browser. No more memorizing slash commands to change settings. View tickets, manage panels, adjust roles — all in one place.

Transcript Saving

Every closed ticket gets a permanent transcript hosted online. Users get a DM with the link. Staff can review past conversations anytime from the dashboard.

Ticket Forms

Ask users structured questions before their ticket opens. Collect order numbers, usernames, issue descriptions — whatever your staff needs to help faster.

Thread Mode

Create tickets as private threads instead of channels. Handle up to 1,000 open tickets per panel — way beyond Discord's 500 channel limit. Threads can be reopened too.

Ticket Claiming

Staff members claim tickets to signal they're handling it. No more two people responding to the same issue. Unclaim if you need to hand it off.

Multi-Language

All bot messages in 8 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Luxembourgish, and Arabic. Switch with one command.

Staff Analytics

See who's active, response times, ticket volume trends, and more. Know if your team is keeping up or if you need more staff. (Premium)

Auto-Close

Automatically close tickets that have been inactive for a set number of hours. Keeps your ticket list clean without manual work. (Premium)

A ticket bot dashboard that isn't an afterthought

Most Discord ticket bots bolt on a basic web panel and call it a dashboard. TicketBot's dashboard is where you actually manage things — view open tickets in real time, configure panels with a live preview, read transcripts, and track your team's performance.

TicketBot web dashboard showing ticket analytics, response time charts, and server statistics

How to set up a Discord ticket bot

1

Invite TicketBot to your server

Click the invite link, pick your server, and authorize. The bot needs permissions to manage channels, send messages, and manage threads. That's it.

2

Create a ticket panel from the dashboard

Open the dashboard, select your server, and go to Panels. Set your embed text, pick the channel to post it in, assign support roles, and optionally attach a form. Hit create — the panel appears in your Discord server instantly.

3

Users click the button, tickets open

When someone clicks the button on your panel, the bot creates a private ticket channel (or thread). Your staff see it, claim it, help the user, and close it. A transcript is saved and the user gets a DM. Done.

The whole setup takes under a minute. No YAML files. No self-hosting. No config commands to memorize. If you want to fine-tune things later — custom ticket naming, welcome messages, close request flows, tags for canned responses — it's all in the dashboard.

Free vs. Premium

The free tier isn't a demo. It's a fully functional Discord ticket bot.

Free

Everything you need to run support

  • Unlimited tickets
  • Up to 3 ticket panels
  • Ticket forms (modals)
  • Ticket claiming
  • Transcript saving
  • Web dashboard access
  • Thread Mode
  • Multi-language support
  • Custom ticket naming
  • RoVer integration

Premium

For servers that want the full picture

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited ticket panels
  • Staff analytics & reports
  • Auto-close inactive tickets
  • Custom embed colors
  • Footer branding removal
  • Live ticket messaging from dashboard
See pricing

Who uses a Discord ticket bot?

Gaming communities

Handle ban appeals, staff applications, bug reports, and player disputes without clogging your main channels. Roblox servers can pull verified usernames with our RoVer integration.

Content creator servers

Manage sponsorship inquiries, collab requests, and fan questions. Multiple panels let you separate business from community requests.

SaaS & product support

Use ticket forms to collect account IDs and issue details upfront. Analytics show you peak support hours and response times so you can staff accordingly.

Educational & study groups

Students can privately ask for help from TAs or mentors. Transcripts give you a record of every interaction for accountability.

Discord ticket bot FAQ

What is a Discord ticket bot?

A Discord ticket bot creates private support channels when users need help. Instead of everyone posting in a single help channel, each conversation gets its own private space. Staff can claim the ticket, resolve the issue, and close it. A transcript is saved for reference.

How do I add a ticket bot to my Discord server?

Click the invite link on our website, select your server from the dropdown, and authorize the bot. Then open the web dashboard, pick your server, and create a ticket panel. The entire process takes less than a minute.

Is TicketBot really free?

Yes. The free tier gives you unlimited tickets, up to 3 ticket panels, forms, claiming, transcripts, and full dashboard access. Premium exists for servers that want analytics, auto-close, unlimited panels, and custom branding — but the free version is not a trial. It's permanent.

What's the difference between channel tickets and thread tickets?

Channel tickets create a new private channel for each ticket. Thread tickets create a private thread attached to the panel channel. Threads scale better — up to 1,000 open tickets per panel vs. Discord's 500 channel limit. Threads can also be reopened after closing.

Can I have different ticket panels for different categories?

Yes. Create separate panels for "General Support", "Ban Appeals", "Purchase Issues", or whatever fits your server. Each panel can have its own support roles, forms, welcome messages, and settings. Free accounts get up to 3 panels.

Does TicketBot work with large servers?

TicketBot uses Discord sharding to handle large servers and supports Thread Mode for high-volume support. With thread-based tickets, you can handle up to 1,000 concurrent open tickets per panel.

Can I see ticket transcripts after closing?

Every closed ticket generates a permanent transcript hosted online. The link is sent to the user via DM and logged in your transcript channel. Staff can also browse all transcripts from the web dashboard.

Does it support multiple languages?

TicketBot supports 8 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Luxembourgish, and Arabic. Use the /language command to switch. All bot messages, buttons, and embeds change instantly.

Try it. It's free.

Add TicketBot to your server and set up your first ticket panel in under a minute. No credit card, no trial period.