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Unsolicited bulk DMs break Discord's rules, so BotLunar never sends them. It only messages members who opted in, puts an unsubscribe option in every promotional DM, and stays inside Discord's rate limits. You stay responsible for keeping your content within Discord's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.

No tool can honestly promise Discord will never take action, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we control is how carefully we send. Each bot sends one DM every 5 seconds, which is our own limit and slower than Discord's. We never hardcode Discord's limits: when it pushes back we read the wait from its response headers and obey it. Only members who opted in are messaged, every promotional DM carries an unsubscribe option, and one member hears from you at most once in any 24 hours on the daily plan or once in any 7 days on the weekly one, across every campaign you run.

BotLunar is an independent tool built to follow Discord's developer rules and rate limits. It is not affiliated with Discord.

Through your welcome message, an opt-in button you post, or your server's rules screening if you have declared in writing that it asks for it. We record which of those each member's permission rests on and never merge the three in reporting, so a complaint can be answered with what actually happened rather than an average. Unsubscribing is one tap in any campaign DM, takes effect immediately including for messages already queued, and is permanent: no later sync brings anyone back.

12 DMs a minute per bot, which is one every 5 seconds. That is our limit, not Discord's, and Discord would allow more. A server's pace is the sum of its bots, so four sending bots do up to 48 a minute between them while each still waits its 5 seconds. You see an estimated finish time before you press send, and it updates while the campaign runs. More bots make a campaign finish sooner; they never make one member hear from you more often, because the frequency cap counts across every campaign.

Add up to two backup bots to any campaign. If your main bot drops, a backup continues from the very next member. Backups never send at the same time as the main bot, so nobody gets a double.

It arrives in your shared inbox, marked unread, with the bot they were talking to attached so your answer comes from the name they recognise. Your whole team works the same queue, and while one person is typing a reply the others can see that, so nobody sends a second answer to the same member. If a member replies asking to be left alone, in any wording we recognise, they are unsubscribed straight away and told so, and a note in the conversation tells your team it was already handled.

Yes, and that is a feature. Messages arrive with your bot's name and avatar, so every DM looks like your brand. Give each bot its own branding or use one look across all of them.

One price for your server size, every feature on every plan, and nothing charged per message. Compare our number against the published price of a comparable tool, at your size, on the pricing page: the market figures there are list prices we checked on a date we name.

Monthly or yearly, priced by how many members your server has. Card payments go through Paddle, which is the merchant of record, so Paddle handles your card details and the sales tax or VAT for your country. Yearly works out at ten and a half months, so you get a month and a half free. You never pay us in crypto.

By the total member count of the server you run campaigns in, not by how many members opted in. Pick the tier that covers your server size. Over 50,000 members, your server is Lunar Enterprise, priced for you by our team.

Every server over 50,000 members is Lunar Enterprise. The prices for Lunar Weekly and Lunar Daily stop at 50,000 members, and above that our team prices your server by hand. The Lunar Managed service, where our team plans and runs your campaigns for you, is available on it. There is no self serve checkout for Lunar Enterprise: contact us from the pricing page and we will come back to you with a price.

Only campaign frequency. Lunar Weekly lets each member receive up to one campaign in any 7 days. Lunar Daily allows up to one campaign in any 24 hours. The window is counted back from each message, not a calendar week or day, so a member messaged on Monday at 10:00 can hear from you again from the next Monday at 10:00. Every tool is included on both.

No. Lunar Daily raises how often each member can receive a campaign. How long a campaign takes to deliver depends on your audience size and on how many bots are sending it, because each bot has its own pace. The live finish time shows you exactly where each send stands.

No. One flat monthly price per server. Filters, welcome flow, email capture, inbox, analytics, automation and up to 2 backup bots per campaign are included on every plan.

The same reach for less, every single month. Both plans undercut industry pricing at every server size, and the table above shows the exact numbers side by side so you can judge for yourself.

Move to the tier that matches your new size. Your campaigns, automations and settings stay exactly as they are.

Card payments are being added before launch, handled by Paddle as the merchant of record. Nothing is charged until they go live and you are told first.

Every opted-in member in the server you target, within your plan. Big audiences simply take longer, because each bot sends at a steady pace that stays well inside Discord's limits. Connecting another bot to the server shortens it. The finish time shows you how long before you send.

No. Members without a recorded opt-in are never messaged by a campaign. That rule protects your server and your members.

Discord rejects the DM, and BotLunar records it as failed with the reason. It is never retried in a way that breaks the rules, and it shows up honestly in your analytics.

Yes. Use the Only me filter to send the campaign to yourself and check exactly how it looks before your members see it.

Exactly one. Its purpose is to ask for their email address. There is no follow-up sequence and no reminders.

The consent record itself, its source, which is the rules screening, and the timestamp. If they give an email, that is stored with the same record.

No. The flow only runs for members who opt in at the rules screening after it is live. Reach existing opted-in members with a campaign instead.

Discord rejects the DM and BotLunar records it honestly. Nothing is retried in a way that breaks the rules.

Never. The ask is always optional, and members who skip it keep receiving your Discord campaigns as normal.

When a member saves their email, BotLunar stores it with the member and the time they agreed. You stay responsible for your own privacy obligations to your members.

Yes. Members who opted into email can get an instant email copy of a campaign, delivered alongside the Discord DM.

Everything BotLunar stores is described in our Privacy Policy, including how you can view data in your dashboard and request deletion.

Yes. Members reply the same way they reply to any DM, and the reply lands in your BotLunar inbox.

From the bot that sent the campaign, with its name and avatar, so the member sees one continuous conversation.

They are flagged as unsubscribed and removed from every future campaign, and you can see that in the thread.

Frequency caps limit how many campaigns a member receives. Answering a member who wrote to you is a conversation, not a new campaign.

No. Discord does not report when a DM is read, so we do not invent a number. We show what Discord actually confirms.

A DM is delivered when Discord accepts it for the member. If Discord rejects it, it is counted as failed with the reason.

From the members left to message and the pace of the bots carrying the campaign, which is the sum of their individual paces. It updates as the send goes, including when Discord asks one of them to wait.

Yes. Every campaign keeps its delivery history so you can compare results over time.

Yes. Automated campaigns count toward each member's cap across all campaigns combined, so automation never means more messages than your plan allows.

No. Automations follow the same rule as every campaign: only members with a recorded opt-in are messaged.

Any time, with one switch. Paused automations stop firing until you turn them back on.

They share whichever bots they are sent by, and each bot sends at its own pace, so work queued on the same bot takes turns. Giving a busy server another bot adds a second budget rather than dividing the first.

Never. A backup only sends while the main bot is offline, so there is only ever one sender and members never get duplicates.

No, and that is on purpose. A standby only sends while the main bot is offline, so it is never a second sender. Extra sending bots are a different thing and do make a campaign faster, because Discord counts its rate limits per bot token.

It returns to standby while the backup finishes, keeping a single sender at all times.

Yes. Up to two backup bots per campaign are included on every plan.