TitanBot

TitanBot

A free, do-it-yourself Discord bot that a community can run to handle moderation, a fake in-server currency/economy game, support tickets and welcome messages, instead of paying for or stitching together several separate bots.

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📁 Collaboration & Communication🗣️ English📅 July 25, 2026

Description

Running a Discord community usually means adding several different bots — one for moderation, one for an economy/leveling game, one for support tickets — each with its own setup, permissions and quirks. TitanBot bundles that common set of features into a single open-source bot a server owner can run themselves for free.

TitanBot is an MIT-licensed Discord bot (5,200+ GitHub stars, 8,400+ forks, built on Discord.js v14 and PostgreSQL) covering moderation, an economy system, ticket management, leveling, giveaways, birthday tracking and reaction roles. It's self-hosted — there's no managed cloud version — so running it means deploying and maintaining the bot's process and its Postgres database yourself, which is standard for open-source Discord bots but a real step up in effort versus inviting a hosted bot like Dyno or MEE6 with a click.

💬 Our review

The short version: TitanBot is a genuinely capable, free, do-it-yourself alternative to paying for premium tiers on hosted bots like MEE6 or UnbelievaBoat, provided you're willing to run a server (or a small VPS) to host it yourself.

Against Dyno, MEE6 and UnbelievaBoat — the established, one-click-invite Discord bots most communities use — TitanBot's tradeoff is the classic self-hosted-vs-managed one: those competitors are free to add instantly with no server of your own required, but gate their more advanced moderation and economy features behind paid tiers; TitanBot's full feature set (moderation, economy, tickets, leveling, giveaways) is free and open, but only if you're comfortable hosting a Node.js process and a PostgreSQL database yourself. With 5,200+ stars and 174 commits it's a real, actively-used project, not a toy — but there's no dedicated marketing site or hosted signup, so evaluating it means reading the GitHub README and setting it up directly, a meaningfully higher-friction path than any of the hosted competitors.

💰 Pricing

GratuitEntièrement gratuit et open-source, auto-hébergement requis
Self-hosted Gratuit

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Gratuit

Entièrement gratuit et open-source (MIT). Auto-hébergement requis, pas de version cloud managée.

👥 Target audienceAdministrateurs de serveurs Discord voulant un bot tout-en-un gratuit sans dépendre d'un hébergement payant tiers
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMondial
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Pros

Gratuit et open-source, fonctionnalités complètes non verrouillées

Modération, économie, tickets, niveaux et giveaways en un seul bot

Communauté active (5200+ étoiles, 8400+ forks)

Construit sur Discord.js v14 et PostgreSQL, stack moderne

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Cons

Auto-hébergement obligatoire, pas d'invitation en un clic

Pas de site web dédié, documentation limitée au README GitHub

Demande des compétences techniques pour le déploiement

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