The bot built for creators and communities

You can run Unum alongside the bots you already use or replace them. It covers moderation, XP and credits, stream notifications, tickets, automations and more, so you can move over one feature at a time.

Yes. Stream notifications and live roles work with Twitch, Kick and YouTube, and members can link all three so their chat earns XP and credits in your Discord.

Adding the bot takes about a minute, and your 14 days of Ultimate start straight away. From there, you switch on what you need from the dashboard, one feature at a time.

Your server moves to the free plan unless you pick Plus or Ultimate. Nothing is deleted: paid-tier features stop running and keep their settings, visible but read-only, and pick back up if you subscribe later. Lists over the free plan's limit keep the oldest running and pause the rest, and a server in a Server Group stays in it as an inactive member. We'll also send the server owner a Discord DM when the trial ends.

Not at all. Unum works just as well for gaming groups, creator communities and any server that wants better moderation and engagement tools.

It's used to run the bot and your dashboard, and it's never sold. Connecting a streaming account stores only what that connection needs, and disconnecting it deletes the access tokens. The privacy policy has the full details.

Discord lists every permission on its authorization screen before you add Unum, and you can review or adjust the bot's role in your server settings at any time.