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Minutes, and you do it yourself. Once you've paid, the dashboard walks you through making a Discord application and pasting its token in. It checks the token, hands you an invite link and puts your bot online. The only thing we build by hand is custom features, and we'll get in touch with you about those.

Yes. Pick them in the builder and check out like normal. You won't pay for hosting twice, since your subscription is already running, so it's just the one-off price of whatever you're adding. They turn up on your bot as soon as the payment goes through.

That depends which one you do. If you switch off auto-renew, your bot keeps running until the end of the period you've already paid for. If you press Cancel Subscription, hosting stops there and then. Either way we keep a record of the modules you own, so you won't be buying them a second time if you come back. The Discord application is yours and stays in your account whatever happens.

Barely any. You'll need to make a Discord application and copy its token into the dashboard, which is all clicking, and we show you where. There's no code to write and no server for you to look after. Everything after that is our job, including keeping your bot online.

Yes, whenever you want. Those belong to the Discord application rather than to us, so you change them over in the Discord Developer Portal. Your dashboard links straight there. Whatever you change shows up in Discord right away and nothing needs restarting.

It depends which modules you have, but you don't need to work it out. The dashboard figures out exactly what your bot needs and builds an invite link with everything already ticked. If a permission goes missing later, your bot's status tells you which one instead of the bot just going quiet.

It's yours. It runs on a Discord application in your own account, with your name and your avatar on it. We just host it and keep it running. If you stop your subscription, the application stays exactly where it is and it's still yours.

Wherever you prefer. Every setting is on your dashboard, with dropdowns that list your actual channels and roles. The same settings are in Discord too, through your bot's /setup panel. Change something in one place and it shows up in the other, and your bot picks it up within seconds without restarting.

It comes back by itself. Discord drops connections now and then, so your bot waits a moment and reconnects, and none of your settings are affected. Your dashboard shows you what it's doing. If something is genuinely wrong, like a token that's stopped working, you'll see that rather than a bot that quietly stopped answering.