Pluuty is now on Discord (and still on Fluxer)
Pluuty started as a Fluxer-native bot. It now also runs as a Discord app. Same hosted service, same dashboard, same modules. Native wording on each platform.
You do not self-host Pluuty. Add it, turn on the modules you need, and staff run day-to-day work from chat.
Two platforms, one bot
| Fluxer | Discord | |
|---|---|---|
| Home | pluuty.com/fluxer | pluuty.com/discord |
| Commands | Prefix (default !), like !warn | Slash, like /warn |
| Tickets | Modmail (DMs) | Channel tickets from panels |
| Identity | Fluxer bot | Discord application |
| Whitelabel | Your own Fluxer app | Your own Discord application |
Features match: moderation cases, automod, leveling, welcome, reaction roles, logging, giveaways, stream alerts, music, raid protection, and anti-nuke. Configure them once in the dashboard.
Add it in a minute
Use the Add to Fluxer and Add to Discord buttons on pluuty.com, or open the invite page and pick a card.
Invite with Administrator so every module works on the first add. You can lock the bot role down afterwards. Discord also registers slash commands when the app joins.
After it joins, sign in to the dashboard with the same platform, pick the server, and finish onboarding.
What did not change
- Pluuty stays a hosted service. Self-hosted still means your Fluxer instance, not running Pluuty yourself.
- Server Premium is still a flat $4.99/mo slot you can move. See why it is $4.99.
- Free core modules stay free on every server size.
- Support still lives on the Fluxer support server and in dashboard tickets.
Where to start
- Discord: Getting started on Discord, then best Discord bot
- Fluxer: Getting started on Fluxer, then best Fluxer bot
- Compare Free vs Premium on Features
- Docs with a platform switch: Docs
If you already run Pluuty on Fluxer, nothing about that server changes. Discord is an extra place the same product can live.