Run an Activity Competition Where Your Members Race for Prizes

Pick the dates and what each rank wins

Set a start and an end in your server's timezone, or start right away. The start can sit up to a day in the past, so a competition you set up late still counts the activity that already happened.

Choose how many members win and what each rank gets: coins, a Discord role, a prize you describe like Nitro, or a mix. Then pick the channel where the bot announces the race, and add a rules channel if you have one.

Competitions rank members by the coins your server economy pays out, so they run once the economy is switched on.

Decide what counts as a fair race

Members climb with the coins they earn from chat, voice, Activity Runners and minigames. Minigame results count up to a limit you set, for losses as well as wins, so one lucky night can't decide the race.

Staff grants, giveaway and level rewards, and coins passed with /give stay out of the score. Spending never lowers it, so members keep using the shop and auctions during the race.

A minimum Discord account age keeps brand new accounts off the board, and an excluded list takes out staff, bots and test accounts.

The bot announces the start

Before the start, /activitymania shows a countdown. Nothing counts early, so everyone begins level.

When the start time arrives, the bot posts the competition in your announcement channel. The post carries the rule, the end date, the prizes for each rank and your own description, plus a button to your rules channel if you set one.

Members race on a live board

Any member can run /activitymania to see the standings, their own rank and their active days. Members already in a prize spot are told to hold it. Everyone else sees exactly how much more they need to reach the winners. You follow the same live standings from your dashboard.

While the race runs, you can extend the end, add winners or raise a prize. The start, the fair play settings and every prize already promised stay locked, so members always know what they are playing for.

The bot posts the results and pays the winners

When the window closes, the standings freeze after a short grace period, so the last messages still count. If two members finish on the same score, the spot goes to the one who was active on more days. Coin prizes land in the winners' balances and prize roles are added for them. The bot never takes a prize role back.

Then the bot posts the final results in your announcement channel and pings only the winners, each with what they won. A prize you described yourself, like Nitro, comes with a note to contact your staff.