Invite Tracking

The invite tracking plugin lets you choose a fake delay for your server, decide whether rejoins count, blacklist/hide users, and manage your Invite Labels.

How Fake Invite Detection Works

When a new member joins your server, Invite Tracker checks how old their Discord account is. If the account was created within the number of days specified by your fake delay setting, the join is flagged as a "fake" invite.

Example: If your fake delay is set to 5 days and a 3-day-old account joins via someone's invite link:

• The inviter gains +1 regular invite (the join still counts)
• The inviter also gains +1 fake invite (flagging it as potentially fake)
• The inviter's total invite count uses the formula: regular - left - fake + bonus

This helps server owners identify inviters who may be using alt accounts or bots to inflate their invite counts.

Fake Delay

The fake delay of your server is the number of days old an account has to be when joining to not be counted as a fake invite. For example, if you set your server's fake delay to 5 days and an account that is 4 days old joins your server, the person who invited that account will gain a regular invite and a fake invite. The explanation of every invite type can be found here.

INFO

Every server's default fake delay is 3 days.

TIP

A good fake delay is 5 days.

WARNING

A server's fake delay must be between 0 and 300 days.

Don't Count Rejoins

By default, a member who leaves your server and later joins again grants their inviter a regular invite again. When don't count rejoins is enabled, members who have already been in your server before count as fake invites when they come back: the inviter gains a regular invite and a fake invite, exactly like a join from an account younger than the fake delay.

INFO

This option is disabled by default, so rejoins keep counting as regular invites until you enable it.

WARNING

Invite Tracker only detects rejoins it has witnessed. Members who joined and left your server before Invite Tracker was added are counted as first-time joins when they come back.

Rejoin detection is not affected by /resetinvites: a member who has been in your server before still counts as a rejoin after an invite reset.

Invite Blacklist

This is where you invite blacklist members using their user IDs. Invite-blacklisted users' invites are not tracked by Invite Tracker and they do not gain any invites. Welcome/leave messages are not affected by this.

INFO

Information regarding how to get a user's ID can be found here.

WARNING

Free servers can only have a maximum of 3 invite-blacklisted users.

Premium servers can have a maximum amount of 100 invite-blacklisted users.

DANGER

Be careful not to blacklist the wrong users.

Hidden From Leaderboard

This is where you can hide users from the invites leaderboard using their user IDs. Hidden users' invites are still tracked but not shown on the leaderboard.

INFO

Information regarding how to get a user's ID can be found here.

Invite Labels

Invite Labels allow you to label specific invite codes to track where members are joining from. You can also optionally assign a role that will automatically be given to members when they join using that specific invite code.

Setting Up an Invite Label

1. Select your invite code type ("Regular invite code" or "Server vanity invite")
2. Paste your invite link or code (e.g., discord.gg/someinvite or just someinvite)
3. Enter a custom text label to identify this invite source
4. (Optional) Select a role to automatically assign to members who join via this invite

Auto-Role Assignment

When you assign a role to an invite label, any member who joins your server using that specific invite code will automatically receive the selected role. This is useful for:

• Identifying members from specific communities or partnerships
• Granting special access based on where members found your server
• Tracking marketing campaign effectiveness

INFO

The auto-role from invite labels is applied in addition to any auto roles configured in the Administration plugin.

TIP

You can use the %invite_label% variable for your join, join DM, and leave messages so it will show the label name (or its invite code if no label is set).

You can also search who joined from a specific label by using the /invitedlist command.

WARNING

Free servers can only have a maximum of 1 invite label.

Premium servers can have an unlimited amount of invite labels.