Two separate products. Nexra SB and its companion bot drive your own Discord account. The server bot is a normal bot you add to a server you run — 532 commands across 47 modules.
NEXRA is two products that share one account.
A Windows desktop app. You paste your own Discord token and it drives your account: 160+ chat commands, custom rich presence, snipers, keyword alerts, scheduled automations and sandboxed scripts. Multiple accounts run side by side, each with its own labelled console.
A real, official Discord application that installs to your account rather than a server, so its slash commands work in any DM or server you're in. It does two jobs: 130+ standalone utility commands, and remote control of your selfbot's configuration and presence.
The distinction matters: the companion bot uses Discord's official API and is ban-safe. The selfbot automates a user account, which Discord's Terms prohibit. See Tokens & safety.
One membership follows your account across the app, the bot and the site.
| Feature | Free | Premium | Overdrive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Companion bot utility commands | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| NEXRA1.0 AI assistant | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nexra SB desktop app | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custom RPC, animated bio, presence | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Control the selfbot from Discord | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Login manager & session alerts | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nitro & giveaway snipers | — | — | ✓ |
| Keyword alerts & ghost-ping detection | — | — | ✓ |
| Scheduled automations & custom scripts | — | — | ✓ |
| Auto-react | — | — | ✓ |
| Destructive remote commands (purge, mass actions) | — | — | ✓ |
Every new account gets 7 days of Premium or Overdrive free — no payment details. Start it on the membership page.
Your app session lasts 7 days, then re-authenticates. Lose Premium or get banned and the app locks itself on the spot.
Every command is documented inside the app, in a reference generated from the running bot — searchable, click-to-copy, and always matching the build you have. That's the authoritative list; this is the map.
Default prefix is , — so ,help, ,userinfo, ,rpc. Change it in the app's settings.
Set a custom status, or a full Rich Presence card — the "Playing / Listening to / Watching" block with images, timestamps and buttons.
Define several frames and the app cycles them on an interval, so your presence animates.
Live values that update themselves in presence text and your bio:
| Placeholder | Becomes |
|---|---|
{time} | Current time |
{date} | Today's date |
{uptime} | How long the session has been running |
{ping} | Current latency |
{guilds} | Server count |
{friends} | Friend count |
Edit your bio and accent colour from the app, including an animated bio that rewrites itself on a timer using the same placeholders.
Watch for Nitro gift links and giveaway messages and act automatically. Configure a delay, and for giveaways a keyword list so it only enters ones you care about. A delay of zero is the fastest and also the most obvious — a small random delay looks far more human.
Get notified when a keyword appears in any channel you can see, or when someone pings you then deletes the message. Alerts go to a Discord webhook you set in the app.
Run a command on a schedule — once at a time, on an interval, or on a cron-style pattern. Manage the list from the app, or from Discord with /automations.
Write small scripts that run in a sandbox with a restricted API and no filesystem or network access. Execution only ever happens locally on your machine, via ,run — neither the website nor the bot can execute a script, they can only queue one.
Automatically react to messages from chosen users or channels. Manage entries with /autoreact.
Read this properly. Automating a user account — a "selfbot" — violates Discord's Terms of Service and can get your account permanently disabled. Use it on an account you are willing to lose. Premium doesn't make that NEXRA's responsibility, and there are no refunds for a banned Discord account.
So the companion bot can read and change your setup, feature configuration syncs to your account: presence and RPC settings, toggles, sniper options, keyword lists, schedules and auto-react rules. Your alert webhook URL is stored encrypted and is never returned by any endpoint or shown in any command output.
It installs to your Discord account, not to a server — so nobody needs to invite it and its commands follow you into every DM and server you're in.
/ anywhere and the NEXRA commands appear.Linking proves the Discord account and the NEXRA account belong to the same person, which is what lets the bot read and change your real config.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/link | Start linking. Returns a one-time URL — open it, sign in, authorise. |
/unlink | Disconnect. The bot stops seeing your config immediately. |
One Discord account links to one NEXRA account. If a Discord account is already linked elsewhere you'll be told to unlink there first — it never silently transfers. NEXRA keeps no Discord access token after the one call that reads your user id.
Roughly 130 standalone commands, plus the config and remote groups below. All replies are ephemeral — only you see them.
These read and write the same settings the desktop app uses, so a change from Discord reaches a running selfbot within about 20 seconds — no restart.
| Command | What it does | Tier |
|---|---|---|
/profile view · /profile set | Discord bio, accent colour, animated bio | Premium |
/rpc view · /rpc set | Rich presence type, name, details, state | Premium |
/toggles view | See every feature switch at once | Premium |
/loginmanager | New-session alerts on or off | Premium |
/toggle <key> <on|off> | Flip any single feature switch | Overdrive |
/sniper | Sniper delay and giveaway keywords | Overdrive |
/keyword | Add, remove, list or clear alert keywords | Overdrive |
/ghostping | Ghost-ping detection on or off | Overdrive |
/autoreact | List, add, remove or clear auto-reactions | Overdrive |
/automations | List, toggle or delete scheduled jobs | Overdrive |
Your alert webhook can only be set in the app or on the website — deliberately never from a slash command, because a command's options are visible in the channel and audit log, and a webhook URL is a live credential.
These make your selfbot act, in real time, from a slash command.
Off by default. Turn on Allow remote commands in the app (Rich Presence tab → Companion bot card) first. Without it, every remote command is refused — and the app re-checks that opt-in on each one, so revoking it takes effect immediately.
| Command | What it does | Tier |
|---|---|---|
/say | Send a message as your account | Premium |
/dm | DM a user as your account | Premium |
/status | Change presence (online, idle, dnd, invisible) | Premium |
/nick | Change your nickname in a server | Premium |
/editmsg | Edit one of your own messages | Premium |
/sbqueue | See queued remote commands and results | Premium |
/purge | Bulk-delete your own messages | Overdrive |
/gcpurge | Bulk-delete in a group DM | Overdrive |
/spam | Send a message repeatedly | Overdrive |
Memberships are sold as single-use codes, like NXP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX.
Treat a code like cash. Whoever redeems it first gets the membership, and a redemption can't be reversed. Never post one, and never send it to anyone claiming to be support.
| Problem | Cause & fix |
|---|---|
| App says Premium required | Restart it — membership is re-checked at launch, so a fresh redemption needs a relaunch. |
| Slash commands don't appear | The bot isn't installed to your account. Run the Connect companion step again. |
| Bot says you're not linked | Run /link and complete the authorise step in the browser. |
| Remote command refused | Allow remote commands is off in the app, or the app isn't running. |
| Config change didn't apply | Give it ~20 seconds. Presence and profile re-apply on the next sync tick. |
| Alerts not arriving | No webhook set, or it was deleted in Discord. Re-add it in the app. |
| Code says already claimed | Codes work once. If you never redeemed it, contact us with your order ID — never the code. |
Still stuck? Ask on Discord — quote your order ID, never a code or token.
A normal Discord bot. You invite it to a server you own and it moderates, levels, logs, runs giveaways and tickets, creates temporary voice channels and about forty other things. 532 commands across 47 modules.
Every command works two ways: as a slash command (/ban) and as a prefix command (,ban). The default prefix is , and you can change it per server.
This is not the selfbot. It uses Discord's official bot API, has its own account and its own permissions, and is completely separate from Nexra SB and the companion bot — it shares no data and no code with them. Nothing here touches your personal Discord account.
The server bot is a paid product. It only responds in servers that have been registered to a plan — invite it anywhere else and it stays silent, posting one message explaining why.
| Plan | Servers | Moving between servers |
|---|---|---|
| Free | None | — |
| Premium | 1 | One free move, then each needs approval |
| Overdrive | 3 | One free move per server, then approval |
Only the server's owner can register it, and only against their own linked Discord account. One server can be registered once, to one account.
Nothing breaks immediately. You get a 7-day grace period — the bot keeps working and tells the server it's expiring. Renew inside that window and everything resumes instantly, with all settings intact. Let it lapse and the bot announces it's leaving, then leaves.
Why moves need approval. There is no "unregister" button on purpose. If you could free a slot whenever you liked, "one free move" would mean nothing — you'd just drop and re-add. So you move a registration instead, and the second move onwards comes to us.
Use the Add to Discord button on the bot page. You need Manage Server on the target server for Discord to let you add anything.
The invite asks for Administrator. That's deliberate: the modules span moderation, roles, channels, webhooks, emoji and voice, and a narrower permission set silently breaks features in ways that are miserable to diagnose. You can grant less and see what stops working — nothing will crash, individual commands will just report missing permissions.
Slash commands can take up to an hour to appear globally the first time. Prefix commands work immediately, so use ,ping to check it's alive.
Run ,settings. That's a single panel covering every module — you almost never need to remember individual setup commands.
Everything is off by default. A fresh server gets no welcome messages, no autoroles, no automod, no levels, until you turn them on. Sensible starting points:
| Want | Command |
|---|---|
| Change the prefix | ,prefix set ! |
| Welcome messages | ,welcome setup |
| Logging | ,log setup |
| Levels & XP | ,levels setup |
| Anti-nuke | ,antinuke setup |
| Temporary voice channels | ,voicemaster setup |
| Tickets | ,ticket setup |
| Turn a command off | ,disablecommand <name> |
Command counts are exact — generated from the bot's own source, not maintained by hand. Run ,help <module> for signatures.
The largest part of the bot — 109 commands across four modules.
Bans, kicks, timeouts, jail, hardban, tempban, temprole, sticky roles, forced nicknames and notes. Purge alone has a dozen filters — ,purge images, ,purge bots, ,purge contains <text>, ,purge after <id>, and more.
Create, delete, rename and recolour roles, mass-assign to humans or bots, plus lock, unlock, slowmode and nuke on channels.
Watches for mass bans, mass kicks, channel and role deletion, webhook creation and rogue bot adds, and punishes whoever did it. Anti-raid gates joins on account age, avatar presence and join rate. Whitelist the people who should be exempt with ,antinuke whitelist add.
Set up the whitelist before you enable anti-nuke. It doesn't know which of your admins are trustworthy — a legitimate mass-cleanup by staff looks exactly like an attack.
Filters for spam, invites and mass mentions, plus a warning system with thresholds.
XP from messages and voice time, with per-level role rewards, a leaderboard, and channels you can exclude. There's also a global, cross-server level separate from per-server XP.
Nexra Coins, with daily/weekly/monthly claims, work, rob, and bank deposits. Balances are global — they follow the user across every server the bot is in. The shop and its items are per-server, so you can sell roles for coins. Gambling adds blackjack, roulette, keno, slots and dice.
Button-entry timed giveaways with reroll. A starboard that reposts messages past a reaction threshold. A suggestion channel with approve/deny. A ticket system with multiple types, staff claiming and transcripts.
Roleplay reaction GIFs (40 of them), image effects via Pillow, 8ball, tic-tac-toe, rock-paper-scissors, memes, translation and Last.fm now-playing with charts and ,whoknows.
Plain text, embeds or generated images, in-channel or by DM, with a ,welcome test so you're not making members watch you iterate.
Autoresponders, sticky messages that stay pinned to the bottom of a channel, bump reminders, boost thank-yous and timers.
Announce new YouTube uploads, Twitch streams going live, Reddit posts and arbitrary RSS feeds, each with a custom message and role ping.
Joins, leaves, deletes, edits, bans, role changes, channel changes and more — routed to whichever channels you choose, with an ignore list.
Three flavours: reaction roles, button roles and dropdown roles, with optional exclusivity so picking one removes the others.
Members join one designated channel and get their own temporary voice channel, which disappears when they leave. Owners control theirs with ,vc — rename, limit, lock, permit and reject.
,voicemaster setup creates the join channel and category for you.
| Feature | Needs |
|---|---|
| Moderation | Ban Members, Kick Members, Moderate Members, Manage Messages |
| Roles & autoroles | Manage Roles — and the bot's own role above any it assigns |
| VoiceMaster | Manage Channels, Move Members |
| Logging & starboard | View Audit Log, Read Message History, Embed Links |
| Emoji & stickers | Manage Expressions |
| Welcome images, media effects | Attach Files |
Role hierarchy beats permissions. Discord won't let any bot touch a role at or above its own, no matter what permissions it has. If autoroles or level rewards silently do nothing, drag the bot's role higher — that's the cause almost every time.
,247 and everything else are unaffected.| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Bot is online but ignores everything | The server isn't registered | Register it — see Access & whitelisting |
| It posted "this server isn't registered" | Same | The message carries the server ID you need |
| Slash commands missing | Not synced yet | Wait up to an hour, or use , commands |
| Roles aren't being given | Role hierarchy | Move the bot's role above the ones it assigns |
| One command says it's disabled | Someone ran ,disablecommand | ,enablecommand <name>, or ,disabledcommands to list |
| Prefix stopped working | It was changed | Slash commands always work — /prefix view |
| Bot said it's leaving | Plan expired, grace over | Renew and re-invite; settings are kept |
| Music says it's coming soon | Playback isn't live yet | Expected — see Limits |
Still stuck? Ask on Discord.