Everything from setup to day-to-day use.
| Command | Who | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/setup | Admins (Manage Roles) | Opens the setup panel โ link the YouTube channel, map tiers to roles, manage counters. |
/link-youtube | Anyone | Links your own YouTube account so your membership can be checked. |
Everything /setup does is also available from the web dashboard โ same settings, either surface.
Add dbotyy to your server โ needs Manage Roles (for YouTube membership roles) and Manage Channels (for the counter voice channels). Afterward, drag the bot's role above any role it will need to assign, in Server Settings โ Roles.
In Discord, run /setup โ YouTube Membership โ Link
channel, or use the web dashboard โ either way
you'll sign in with Google as the channel owner, the
account that actually runs the membership program.
Once linked, pick a Discord role for each YouTube membership tier โ or click "Auto-create missing roles" to have the bot create a plain role (no permissions, just a badge) per tier automatically.
Anyone in the server runs /link-youtube and signs in
with their own Google account. From then on, roles sync automatically
on a timer โ cancelling or changing tier updates the role within one
sync cycle, no further action needed from anyone.
Live-updating voice channels showing member count, bot count, server boosts, and online members. Pick an existing channel or have the bot create one, and set whatever label text you want โ the bot only appends the live number. Names refresh roughly every 10 minutes; Discord itself limits how often a channel can be renamed.
Everything above works from either /setup in Discord or
the web dashboard โ they read and write the
same settings, so use whichever is more convenient at the time.