Comparison

Ticket Tool alternative: YourBot vs Ticket Tool

YourBot is a Ticket Tool alternative: ticket panels, forms, claiming, threads and transcripts free, beside nine more services in one bot.

YourBot vs Ticket Tool

Feature YourBot Ticket Tool
Model One bot with ten free services and an open plugin marketplace A support bot built around tickets
Ticket panel Up to 25 buttons, or a dropdown up to 10 levels deep Buttons or a dropdown
Questions before a ticket opens Up to 25 questions in Discord pop-ups, with 11 field types An optional form, set per panel
Where a ticket lives A private channel or a private thread, chosen per panel A channel, or a thread on Premium
Staff claiming Yes, with a button or a command Yes, on Premium
Staff access Staff teams that get new tickets by hand, in turn or fewest first Support team roles for each panel
Transcripts HTML styled like Discord, kept in an archive on the dashboard Posted to a transcript channel
Saved replies Canned responses by category, posted with /ticket respond Custom Commands send a set reply
Closing on its own A countdown on idle tickets that any member reply cancels Premium automations close or delete a ticket on a timer
Statistics Insights: first reply, time to close, ratings and busiest hours A Statistics page with tickets opened per panel
Set up on The web dashboard, with a setup wizard Its web dashboard or Discord commands
Your own bot name and avatar Your own custom bot, on Premium Its profile on your server, on Premium
Free plan Yes, with every Tickets feature Yes, with Premium for more

How we checked How we checked these facts: everything this page says about Ticket Tool comes from Ticket Tool's own public pages, not hands-on testing. We compare stable structural facts only and leave anything we could not verify blank. Last verified 2026-10-12.

Ticket Tool is a support bot built around tickets, and the most used bot of its kind by published server counts. Members open a ticket from a panel of buttons or a dropdown, can fill in a form first and get a channel your support team roles can see. You set it up on its web dashboard or with Discord commands. Custom Commands send saved replies, transcripts go to a channel you pick and a Statistics page counts the tickets each panel has opened. Ticket Tool is free, and its Premium plan adds claiming, threads in place of channels, automations that close a ticket on a timer and its own profile on your server.

YourBot is one bot whose features are services. Ten are built in and run free on every server, and Tickets is the one that covers Ticket Tool's ground. The other nine include Sentinel moderation, Welcome and Analytics. Premium, billed per server, adds a bot under your own name, the open marketplace and the Plugin Builder.

The short version

  • Pick Ticket Tool if you want a bot that does tickets and little else, set up panel by panel on its dashboard or with its commands.
  • Pick YourBot if you want claiming, ticket threads and timed closing without a paid plan, with moderation, welcome and the other services in the same bot.
  • If you run both for a while, give each its own panels and channels, so a member never opens the same ticket twice.

Panels and forms

Both bots open tickets from a panel of buttons or a dropdown, and both can ask questions before a ticket opens. Ticket Tool sets its form per panel on its dashboard. Tickets puts up to 25 buttons on a panel or a dropdown up to 10 levels deep, and its forms ask up to 25 questions in Discord pop-ups, five to a page, with 11 field types and questions that show only after certain answers.

Working a ticket

Ticket Tool gives each ticket a channel, or a thread with Premium, and support team members claim tickets with Premium. Tickets lets each panel choose a private channel, a private thread or no channel at all, for applications that go to a review queue. Staff claim with a button or a command, set a priority, leave notes members never see and move a ticket to another team or panel. Teams get new tickets by hand, in turn or fewest first, and staff can answer from the ticket's page on the dashboard as well as in Discord.

Replies, closing and records

Ticket Tool's Custom Commands send a saved reply by text command, its Premium automations close or delete a ticket when a message is or is not found in time, and its transcripts go to the channel you choose. Tickets keeps canned responses by category for /ticket respond, asks to close an idle ticket with a countdown that any member reply cancels and keeps an HTML transcript styled like Discord in an archive on the dashboard. A star rating can follow each closed ticket, and Insights shows first reply times, time to close, ratings and the busiest hours, with a CSV or JSON download.

Switching

Post a Tickets panel in a new channel and leave Ticket Tool's panels up until its open tickets are closed, then remove them. Rebuild each panel's buttons and form in the Tickets editor, turn your Custom Commands into canned responses and set your support roles up as teams. Old transcripts stay where Ticket Tool saved them. Pricing has the current terms, and the ticket bots table sets Tickets beside MEE6, Ticket Tool and Koya.

YourBot

YourBot is a Ticket Tool alternative: ticket panels, forms, claiming, threads and transcripts free, beside nine more services in one bot.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Ticket Tool free?

Yes. Ticket Tool's docs call it a free Discord bot, with a Premium plan for more features. Claiming, ticket threads, timed automations and its profile on your server are among the Premium settings.

Can YourBot's Tickets replace Ticket Tool?

Tickets covers the same jobs: panels with buttons or a dropdown, forms before a ticket opens, staff roles, claiming, transcripts, saved replies, closing on its own and statistics. It runs free on the shared bot, and you can run it beside Ticket Tool while you move one panel at a time.

Can staff answer tickets from the web with YourBot?

Yes. A ticket's page on the dashboard mirrors its channel, and staff send, edit and delete their messages and attach files there.

Updated 2026-10-12