What VERV is

VERV is a Discord bot that bundles moderation, protection, tickets, welcome cards, logs, auto-mod, roles and more into one bot managed from a web dashboard. Each system runs on its own — you turn on what your server uses and leave the rest off

The whole platform is bilingual: the site, the dashboard and the docs all switch between English and Arabic with the language button in the header

How these docs are organized

• Guide — inviting the bot and finding your way around the dashboard
• Reference — the systems, the full command list, and how Premium works
• Help — fixing common problems and reaching support

Press Ctrl K anywhere to search every section and every command at once

1. Invite the bot

Use the official invite link — it is the same one behind every Add to Discord button on this site

Add VERV to Discord

2. Sign in to the dashboard

Open the sign in page and continue with Discord. There is no separate password — authentication happens through Discord itself, and your account is created automatically the first time you sign in

3. Pick your server

The dashboard lists the servers you own or administer. Servers that already have the bot open straight into their settings; a server without it shows the invite path first, so you always end up in the right place

4. Configure a system

The whole workflow looks like this

Inside a server, every system is a module in the sidebar. Open one, switch it on, adjust its settings and save — nothing you leave disabled ever touches your server

5. Test it

Run a free command in any channel the bot can see to confirm it responds — for example

The full list of what you can type lives in the Commands section

Your servers

The dashboard opens on your account page: the servers you own or administer, your premium subscriptions and their remaining days. Entering a server takes you to its own settings panel

The module sidebar

Inside a server, every system is its own module in the sidebar — Overview, Setup, Protection, Tickets, Logs and the rest. The full list, with what each one does, is in the Systems section

If you bought a focused product like the Rules Bot or Tickets Bot, the sidebar shows only the modules that product includes — you are never shown settings for things you did not buy

Module links

The open module is reflected in the address bar as

so you can bookmark a module or send a teammate straight to it

Enable switches and saving

Each system carries its own enable switch. Changes apply when you save them from the save bar — until then nothing reaches your server, and a disabled system stays completely inert

Premium locks

A module that belongs to Premium stays visible without a subscription: you can look around, but changes will not save — the server refuses the write, and the page tells you the same thing up front. Everything you configured before a subscription lapsed is kept, so an expiry never looks like lost data

Who can edit

A server's owner can restrict editing to themselves. Administrators still see everything in that case, but their saves are refused — and only the owner can flip that switch, so an administrator cannot lift a restriction that is aimed at administrators

Modules marked Premium are part of the Premium layer by default — the exact split is set by the VERV team and can change, so the dashboard itself is always the final word

Every command works by its bare name and as a slash command, and you can set a custom prefix from the dashboard

What Premium is

Premium is a per-server upgrade. It unlocks the premium layer of modules — by default that is Protection, Role Sync, Color Roles and the Role Panel — plus priority support. Every other system stays free, forever

There is also a Premium + tier: everything in Premium, running as your own bot — your name, your logo and banner, your own status, on a dedicated token that serves only your server

Plans and prices live in the store — the store is always the source of truth for what each plan costs

How buying works

1. Pick a plan in the store and add it to the cart
2. At checkout, choose the Discord server the subscription is for — Premium is per server, so every purchase targets exactly one
3. Complete the payment. Premium activates on that server for the period you bought

No auto-renew

A purchase covers a fixed period and nothing charges you again automatically. To extend, buy again — a new purchase never shortens what a server already has: it keeps whichever end date is later

When it expires

Premium modules lock again, but every setting you made is kept. You can still open a locked module and see everything exactly as you left it — changes just will not save until the server has Premium again

The music bot

The music bot is a separate product with its own subscription — it is not included in server Premium, and it appears separately in your account

The bot does not respond to commands

• Confirm the bot is actually in the server and online in the member list
• Check the prefix — it can be changed with the setprefix command, so yours may differ from what you remember
• Make sure the bot can see and write in the channel you are testing in

My server is missing from the dashboard

The dashboard only lists servers you own or administer on Discord. If we cannot read that list from Discord, the page shows a Reconnect Discord button instead — use it, approve the access, and the list comes back

My changes will not save

If the module shows a Premium banner, it is part of the Premium layer and the server has no active subscription — the page stays viewable but writes are refused. Your existing settings are safe; they unlock again with Premium

The site is in the wrong language

Use the language button in the header — the whole platform flips together and the choice is remembered on this device

Premium expired and modules locked

That is the designed behavior: settings are kept, modules lock. Buying Premium again from the store re-unlocks everything as you left it

Anything else

Open a ticket from your account page — see Support for what to include

Is VERV free?

Yes — the free tier is a genuinely usable bot. Premium adds a layer on top; see Premium for exactly what

Does Premium renew automatically?

No. A purchase covers a fixed period, nothing charges you again, and buying again never shortens a server — it keeps whichever end date is later

What happens when Premium expires?

Premium modules lock, every setting is kept, and buying again restores everything as you left it

Is Premium per server?

Yes — each purchase targets one server, chosen at checkout

Is the music bot included?

No, it is a separate product with its own subscription

Why does the invite ask for Administrator?

Because that is what the invite link grants — full control, so protection and moderation can act without permission errors. We say this plainly so you can decide with the facts; the grant is reviewable any time in your Discord server's Integrations settings

How many commands are there?

225, across 10 categories — the Commands section lists every one, generated from the bot's own source

Does VERV speak Arabic?

Yes — the site, dashboard and these docs are fully bilingual, switched from the header button

Open a ticket

Support runs through tickets on your account page — that keeps every conversation attached to your account, so nobody asks you to prove who you are twice

Open a support ticket

What to include

• Your server's ID
• Which module or command the problem is in
• What you expected, and what happened instead

Data and privacy requests

Requests about your stored data — a copy, a correction or deletion — also go through a ticket; the details are in the privacy policy