A MEE6 alternative for levels, moderation and community tools
MEE6 is widely known as a multipurpose Discord bot, especially for leveling and moderation. If you’re weighing a MEE6 alternative, BotGG covers the same everyday jobs — XP and ranks, moderation, welcome messages, stream alerts and self-assignable roles — as modules you switch on in one web console.
Last updated September 26, 2026
At a glance
| What you need | How BotGG covers it | Features |
|---|---|---|
| XP, ranks and level roles | XP from chat, voice and reactions, rank cards, role rewards | Levels |
| Moderation | Numbered cases, warning escalation and AutoMod rules | Moderation |
| Greeting newcomers | Welcome message, image card and welcome DM | Welcome messages |
| Stream and video alerts | Twitch, Kick, YouTube and RSS feeds | Social alerts |
| Self-assignable roles | Role menus with buttons, select menus or reactions | Role menus |
What servers usually want from a MEE6 alternative
A multipurpose bot earns its place by doing several routine jobs well: rewarding active members, keeping chat clean, greeting newcomers, announcing when your creators go live, and letting people pick their own roles. When you compare options, the practical question is whether each of those jobs is covered and how easy it is to set up and change later.
In BotGG each job is its own module with its own page in the console, so you only turn on what your server uses. Changes go through a draft and a single save, and the bot picks them up without restarts.
Levels: XP, ranks and rewards
Levels award XP for messages, time in voice, reactions your messages receive and daily streaks, with cooldowns and anti-spam checks. You choose a level curve (a classic quadratic curve, linear, exponential or your own table), role and channel multipliers, and timed XP events with /levels boost.
Members check progress with /rank (an image rank card in neon, glass or minimal style), /leaderboard and /achievements. Role rewards can stack or replace each other, free seasons run a separate ranking while lifetime XP stays, and an optional public leaderboard page shows your top members. The leveling system guide walks through a full setup.
Moderation, welcome, alerts and role menus
The other modules cover the rest of the usual multipurpose toolkit:
- Moderation — numbered cases for warn, timeout, kick, ban, tempban and softban; warning escalation; AutoMod rules for spam, mentions, invites, links, caps and bad words; anti-raid lockdown.
- Welcome messages — a greeting with an optional image card, a goodbye message and an optional welcome DM.
- Social alerts — posts when a Twitch or Kick channel goes live, a YouTube channel uploads, or an RSS feed updates.
- Role menus — buttons, select menus or reactions, with modes like “only one role” and requirements such as a minimum level.
| What you need | How BotGG covers it |
|---|---|
| XP and levels for active members | Levels: messages, voice, reactions and streaks, with multipliers |
| Rank cards and leaderboards | /rank, /leaderboard, /achievements, optional public leaderboard |
| Roles for reaching a level | Role rewards in stack or replace mode, /levels sync to repair |
| Moderation commands with history | Numbered cases, /modlog, warning escalation |
| Automatic chat filtering | AutoMod rules plus anti-raid and anti-nuke protection |
| Greeting new members | Welcome message, image card, goodbye and welcome DM |
| Stream and video announcements | Social alerts for Twitch, Kick, YouTube and RSS feeds |
| Self-assignable roles | Role menus with buttons, select menus or reactions |
BotGG features for this
Levels
XP for chat, voice and reactions, role rewards, rank cards, achievements, boosts and seasons.
Moderation
Cases, escalating warnings, AutoMod, anti-raid mode, anti-nuke, a panic button and phishing link protection.
Welcome messages
Greet new members with a message and a welcome image card, say goodbye and send a welcome DM.
Social alerts
Go-live alerts for Twitch and Kick, new YouTube videos and RSS posts — straight into Discord.
Role menus
Self-assignable roles through buttons, select menus or reactions — with limits and requirements.
How to switch to BotGG
Invite BotGG
Add BotGG with the invite link and move its role above the roles it should give out (level rewards, role menus).
Turn on modules one at a time
In the console, enable Levels, Moderation, Welcome, Social alerts and Role menus as you need them and rebuild each setup: reward roles, AutoMod rules, greeting, subscriptions, menus.
Test before going live
Use a test channel for the welcome message and alerts (
/alerts test), post a role menu in a staff channel, and try a few moderation commands on a test account.Switch off duplicates in the old bot
For each module you moved, disable the matching plugin in the old bot so members don’t get two greetings, two level-up messages or two alert posts.
Frequently asked questions
Is BotGG a good MEE6 alternative?
If you use a multipurpose bot for leveling, moderation, welcome messages, stream alerts and role menus, BotGG covers those use cases. Enable one module at a time and compare on your own server.
Can I import XP from MEE6?
There is no import. Admins can set a member’s XP or level with /levels set, which some servers use to carry over key members by hand.
Do I have to use every BotGG module?
No. Every module is switched on separately in the console, so you can keep other bots for the jobs you’re happy with.
What does BotGG cost?
See the pricing page for what each plan includes.
Is BotGG affiliated with MEE6?
No. BotGG is an independent bot. MEE6 is mentioned here only to describe a common use case.
MEE6 is a trademark of its respective owner. BotGG is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by MEE6. We only describe BotGG’s own capabilities; check the official website of MEE6 for its current features and terms.
Ready to level up your server?
Add BotGG for free, then switch features on in the web console.