Free · open source · public Discord bot
DexBotX Discord Bot
Free and open source, DexBotX brings anti-spam, social notifications, AI auto chat, auto roles, welcome and goodbye, and moderation tools together with easy web dashboard setup.
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Explore DexBotX
Learn about the bot, how its moderation commands work, and where to find setup and privacy information.
Discord automation for everyday server needs
DexBotX brings community management tools together. Explore a feature to see how it fits into your server setup.
Moderation
Manage Discord moderation alongside your server’s other automation. DexBotX brings moderation tools into the same bot and dashboard as member onboarding and anti-spam.
Explore moderationWelcome and Goodbye
Welcome new members with a message and personalized card, and configure a separate goodbye for departures. Choose channels and tailor the copy in the dashboard.
Explore welcome and goodbyeAuto Roles
Organize onboarding with automatic role management. Review role options in the dashboard and check Discord permissions so each role fits your community.
Explore auto rolesAnti-Spam
Add anti-spam automation to your server toolkit. Keep it alongside your moderation setup and review the controls available for your server in the dashboard.
Explore anti-spamSocial Notifications
Bring creator updates into Discord with social notifications, including YouTube and Kick. Choose an appropriate channel and review available provider settings.
Explore social notificationsAI Auto Chat
Explore AI auto chat as part of the wider DexBotX feature set. Set expectations with your community and check the dashboard for current configuration options.
Explore ai auto chatWeb Dashboard
Configure server features in a visual dashboard instead of memorizing setup commands. Authorized managers can review settings for servers they can manage.
Explore web dashboardOpen Source and Free
DexBotX is a free, open-source public Discord bot. Anyone can invite it, and the project source is linked from the site for community review.
Explore open source and freeFast and Reliable
DexBotX is built for responsive server automation, with cached settings and controlled image rendering. Use one bot for multiple everyday community tasks.
Explore fast and reliableHow to add DexBotX to your Discord server
1. Invite the bot
Choose Add to Discord and select a server where you have permission to add bots. Review the permissions Discord displays before authorizing.
2. Sign in to the dashboard
Open the dashboard and log in with Discord. Select a server that you own or can manage to view its configuration.
3. Configure your features
Set up welcome messages and review other available options, such as roles, moderation, and social notifications. Check permissions before enabling automation.
Need details? Read the DexBotX dashboard and setup guide or visit the FAQ.
Why choose DexBotX?
For communities that want several everyday tools together, DexBotX combines a dashboard-led setup with a free, public, open-source bot. Choose the features that suit your server and keep the configuration in one place.
| Setup consideration | DexBotX | Separate tools or manual setup |
|---|---|---|
| Feature access | One bot for multiple server automation needs | Each task may require its own workflow or service |
| Configuration | Visual web dashboard for server settings | Settings can be spread across different interfaces |
| Access and source | Free, public, and open source | Availability and licensing vary by tool |
This is a general workflow comparison, not a claim about a specific competing bot.
DexBotX Discord bot questions
Is DexBotX free to use?
Yes. DexBotX is free to invite and use. There is no subscription required to add the bot to a server and use its available features.
Is DexBotX open source?
Yes. DexBotX is open source. You can review the project source in the GitHub repository linked from the About page.
Which Discord permissions does DexBotX need, and why?
The Discord authorization screen shows the requested permissions before you approve an installation. DexBotX does not request Administrator. It uses permissions for its features, such as posting configured welcome messages and cards and running moderation commands. Moderation also checks the acting member’s permissions and Discord role hierarchy.
How do I add DexBotX to my server?
Use the Add to Discord link, choose a server where you can manage integrations, review the permissions in Discord, and authorize. Then sign in to the dashboard and select a server you can manage.
How do I remove DexBotX from my server?
Remove or kick DexBotX from your server using Discord’s server member or Integrations settings. Removing the bot stops it from serving that server. See the privacy policy or contact the maintainer if you also want to request deletion of stored server configuration.
What information does DexBotX store, and how is it protected?
The service handles Discord account and server details needed for sign-in and dashboard configuration, along with saved settings and moderation audit records. Discord access tokens stay on the server and are encrypted before storage; the browser receives an HTTP-only session cookie. Read the privacy policy for details and data deletion requests.
Does DexBotX read ordinary Discord messages?
No. The bot does not request Discord’s Message Content intent or read ordinary server message text. It does receive member events for join and leave features and slash-command interactions for moderation.
How do I configure welcome and goodbye messages?
Add DexBotX, sign in with Discord, choose a server you can manage, and open its welcome or goodbye settings in the dashboard. Select a channel, customize the message and member card, preview it, and save.
Find more answers on the complete DexBotX FAQ page.