Discord
A Discord invite page that screens who gets in
Your discord.gg link does not care who clicks it. An Inviter page does: people apply, answer whatever you need to ask, and only the ones you approve reach the server. The URL you advertise never changes, even when you rotate the invite behind it.
The Discord invite problem
The problem is not the link. It is who follows it.
A permanent discord.gg link is a bearer credential with no bouncer. It gets scraped off your README, republished by server-list sites, and traded in raid channels — and it works exactly as well for a bot farm at 3am as it does for the person you meant to invite. By the time the join wave shows up in your audit log, everyone is already inside.
- priority_high Invite scrapers and server-list sites republish your link. A tweet from 2023 is still admitting people.
- priority_high Rotating the invite means editing every bio, README, and pinned message that ever carried it.
- priority_high Discord asks a newcomer nothing. Member Screening only starts once they are already joining.
- priority_high Raid tooling targets open invites specifically, because an open invite is the cheapest door on the internet.
How it works
How a Discord invite page works
Three steps. No self-hosted bot, no token for you to rotate.
- web 01
Publish the page
Pick a template, say who the server is for, connect Discord. You get inviter.co/your-slug — the only URL you advertise from now on.
- assignment_ind 02
Ask what Discord cannot
Applicants answer your questions before anything else happens. Turn on email verification, country rules, or captcha when the spam finds you.
- how_to_reg 03
Approve, then let them in
Read the answers and decide. Approved people get access to the server; everyone else never sees the invite.
Features
Built for Discord organizers
The parts that matter once your invite link is already public.
- link
One URL you never have to change
Advertise inviter.co/your-slug. Rotate the discord.gg invite behind it whenever you like and nothing you posted last year breaks.
- rule
Questions before access
Application forms with approve and deny, so “why do you want to join?” gets answered while the person is still outside.
- shield
Captcha on the form
reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Cloudflare Turnstile. Cheap automated traffic gives up at the first challenge.
- public
Country allow and deny rules
Useful when the server is a national meetup group — or when one region is generating all of this month’s junk.
- event
Events and Stripe tickets
Run the movie night RSVP or sell seats to the tournament on the same page people join through.
- block
Not a moderation bot
Inviter guards the door, not the rooms. Keep AutoMod and your mod team for everything that happens after someone is inside.
Your community lives somewhere else too?
Examples
Discord communities on Inviter
Real Discord servers running public invite pages right now.
FAQ
Questions, answered
A public page that sits in front of your discord.gg link. Visitors read who the server is for, fill in an application, and only get access once you approve them. You share one stable URL — inviter.co/your-slug — instead of pasting a raw invite everywhere and hoping.
Put a door in front of your Discord
Publish the page this afternoon. Free to start — upgrade when you need more connections, analytics, and lower ticket fees.
