Members
The total on your server, ordered against a permanent invite link. No bot token and no settings access.
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Services for Discord
Discord shows two numbers on an invite preview and people judge a server by the second one. Each service below has its own page with the packages, rate and delivery window in force today.
Online members
The green figure on the invite preview, which is the number a person decides to join on.
Before you choose
When somebody is handed an invite link, Discord shows them a preview with two figures: total members and the number currently online, marked in green. The green one is what people actually read, because a server with thousands of members and a handful online reads as abandoned, and everyone who has used Discord knows it.
That is the whole difference between the two services here. Members raise the total. Online members raise the green figure on the preview, which is the one a person deciding whether to join looks at first.
Both are ordered against a permanent invite link. A temporary invite expires, and an order against an expired link has nothing to deliver to, so generate one that does not run out before you place the order.
The ceiling per order is deliberately low compared with other platforms in this catalogue. A server that needs more places several orders in sequence, which also happens to be the pacing most server owners want: a community that gains a few hundred members a day looks like it is growing, and one that gains twenty thousand overnight looks like what it is.
Nothing here touches your server settings or asks for a bot token.