Bots that earn their keep.
Custom Discord bots built in TypeScript, from moderation and economy systems to full backend integrations. No template bots, no monthly plugin fees. Just code you own.
Capabilities
Every bot is scoped to what your server actually needs, not a fixed feature list.
Moderation & automation
Auto-mod, logging, role management and scheduled tasks that keep a server running without you watching it.
Economy & engagement
Currency systems, XP and levelling, custom minigames. Built around your community, not a plugin template.
Integrations
Webhooks and APIs connecting Discord to Stripe, Notion, your database, or an internal tool.
Custom commands & UI
Slash commands, buttons, modals and embeds designed around how your members actually use the server.
Hosting & deployment
Production hosting with monitoring and a staging environment, so changes get tested before members see them.
Ongoing support
Fixes, small feature requests, and updates as Discord’s API changes underneath you.
A stack that won’t rot
Process
Four stages, direct access to the person writing the code at every one of them.
Scope
A short call or written brief to define exactly what the bot needs to do and where the edges are.
Build
Iterative development against a staging bot in your own test server, so you see progress as it happens.
Launch
Deploy to production, hand over documentation, and walk through how everything works.
Support
Fixes and small changes after launch. Larger features are scoped and quoted separately.
Yes. You get the full source repository on delivery. There is no lock-in and no ongoing licence fee for the code itself.
A focused single-purpose bot (moderation, or an economy system) typically takes 1 to 3 weeks. Bots with several integrated systems take longer. Scope is agreed before work starts.
Either. Most clients prefer the bot hosted and monitored for them, billed as a small monthly fee that covers the server and uptime checks. You can also take the code and host it yourself.
The bot is built to handle growth from the start. Command handling and any economy or database logic are designed to scale past a single test server.
Yes, if the existing codebase is reasonably maintainable. I will review it first and let you know honestly whether extending it or rebuilding a section makes more sense.
Not automatically, but just let me know if you’d like it included. It’s a small additional cost on top of the build.
Describe the bot.
I’ll scope it.
Tell me what your server needs and I’ll come back with a plan, a timeline, and a price.