How it works
Paste an invite and the check scores the server in four areas using only public data from Discord (and its DiscordBase listing if it has one). Activity looks at how many members are online. Setup checks Community features, the welcome screen, onboarding, description, and branding. Safety checks the verification level, rules screening, and content settings. Visibility checks discovery, vanity link, boosts, and listings.
Every failed check comes with a fix. For a personalized plan, press the button to get five prioritized next steps written for that specific server.
Because it only sees public data, it can’t read channels, roles, or messages. Treat the score as a checklist, not a verdict.
Questions
What is a good online ratio?
For servers above a few hundred members, 10–25% online at a given time is healthy. Very small servers often run higher; very large ones lower.
Why is my safety score low?
Usually the verification level is None or Low, or Rules Screening is off. Both are in Server Settings, Safety Setup.
Can it see private channels?
No. It uses the same public information anyone sees when they open your invite.