Where to list your Discord server
You can list a Discord server for free on discordplace.com in about two minutes: sign in with Discord, pick a server where you have the Manage Server permission, and invite the bot. After that there is nothing to maintain — your position comes from measured voice and text activity, not from bumping every day.
How to list your Discord server
Four steps, and only the first two need you.
- 1
Sign in with Discord
Sign in on discordplace.com with your Discord account. Only the servers where you have the Manage Server permission can be submitted, so nobody can list a community they do not run.
- 2
Add your server
Pick the server from your dashboard and invite the DiscordPlace bot. The bot reads member, voice and text activity so the listing stays accurate on its own — you never update numbers by hand.
- 3
Wait for review
New servers enter a review queue before appearing publicly. This is what keeps the directory free of dead and duplicate listings.
- 4
That is it — no upkeep
Once approved, your position comes from measured activity. There is no daily action to repeat: if people are talking in your server, it ranks.
Where else can you list a Discord server?
All four are free. What separates them is what decides your position — and therefore how much work staying visible costs you.
| discordplace.comlive | Disboard | Top.gg | Discadia | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free to list | ||||
| What decides your position | Measured voice + text activity | How recently you bumped | Upvotes received | How recently you bumped |
| Requires repeated manual action to stay visible | ||||
| Listed by inviting a bot | ||||
| Directory size | Smaller, growing | Largest | Large | Mid-size |
| Sort by who is in voice right now | ||||
| Built-in partner matching between servers |
Disboard is the largest of the four and will send more raw traffic to a server that bumps diligently. The trade-off is that the ranking measures your diligence, not your community: stop bumping for a week and you disappear, however alive the server is.
What listing actually gets you
A directory entry on its own is worth little. These are the things that only exist once your server is listed.
A public server page
Live voice and text activity, reviews from members, and how your member count has moved — a page that stays current without you touching it.
Ranking by real activity
People can sort the directory by who is in voice right now. A server with fewer members but a busy voice channel outranks a bigger, quieter one.
A partnership marketplace
Find other servers to cross-promote with, filtered on criteria you set — size, language, audience reach — with the posts published on both sides at an agreed time.
An embeddable badge
A live badge for your own site or portfolio showing your server activity, linking back to your page.
Listing a Discord server — questions
Where can I list my Discord server for free?+
discordplace.com lists Discord servers for free — browsing and listing both cost nothing. The other main free Discord directories are Disboard, Top.gg and Discadia. The practical difference is what decides your position: Disboard and Discadia rank by how recently you bumped, Top.gg by upvotes, and discordplace.com by measured voice and text activity. On the first three you have to keep acting to stay visible; on discordplace.com the ranking follows what actually happens in your server.
How do I list my Discord server?+
Sign in on discordplace.com with Discord, pick a server where you have the Manage Server permission, and invite the bot. The server then enters a short review queue and appears in the directory once approved. The whole submission takes about two minutes, and there is nothing to maintain afterwards — activity is measured automatically.
Do I need to bump my server every day to stay visible?+
Not on discordplace.com. Your position in the list comes from measured voice and text activity, not from how often you press a button. A /bump command exists and feeds a rotating showcase on the home page, but it is not what determines your rank. On Disboard and Discadia, by contrast, bumping is the ranking mechanism, so stopping means sinking.
Is listing a Discord server on discordplace.com really free?+
Yes. Listing and browsing are free with no limit and no trial. Optional Premium features exist — a slot in the home carousel, a custom banner — but they add visibility on top of the free listing and are never required for a server to appear or to rank.
What do I get after listing my Discord server?+
A public page for your server with its live activity, reviews and member trend; a place in a directory people can sort by who is in voice right now; an embeddable badge for your own site; and access to a partnership marketplace where you can find other servers to cross-promote with, matched on criteria you set.
Can someone list a Discord server they do not own?+
No. Submission requires the Manage Server permission on that server, checked through Discord OAuth, and new listings go through a review queue before appearing.
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Free, about two minutes, and nothing to maintain afterwards.
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