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OneBump

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A Discord bump bot that promotes your server through a one-command bump, a customizable embed, an auto-share partner network and analytics.

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About OneBump

OneBump is a Discord bot for growing a server's visibility. A single bump command promotes the server across other servers, reminders tell you when the next bump is ready, and the bump embed can be customized with images, colors and text so it looks like your brand.

An auto-share network spreads your server through OneBump's partner servers, and analytics cover how often you bump, how many members join and how growth trends, with PDF reports you can export on premium plans. The site has guides, support, status and premium pages, and the team says it has been operating since 2022. You add it to a server with an invite link, and premium plans unlock extra features.

Key features

  • One-command server bumping
  • Reminders for the next bump
  • Customizable embed with images and colors
  • Auto-share partner network
  • Analytics on joins and growth
  • PDF analytics export on premium

Good fit for

  • Community owners seeking new members
  • Branding how a server appears in listings
Tags
discord
bump-bot
server-growth
community
analytics
bot
promotion

OneBump: questions and answers

What is OneBump used for?
OneBump is a Discord bump bot that promotes your server through a one-command bump, a customizable embed, an auto-share partner network and analytics. It is a good fit for community owners seeking new members and branding how a server appears in listings.
How much does OneBump cost?
Paid plans for OneBump start at $3.99 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is OneBump open source?
No. OneBump is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Forums & Communities category, open-source options include Discourse, Apache Answer and NodeBB.
What are some alternatives to OneBump?
Other SaaS products in the Forums & Communities category include Bevy, Bettermode and Blab.

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