Shows who brought the most members into the server through their invite links, counting only members who are real and still here. The days option offers 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or All time, and 30 days is used when you leave it out.
Each row shows the rank, the inviter, their count and a breakdown such as "14 joined, 1 fake, 2 left". Inviters with the same numbers share a rank. Up to 15 inviters are listed, and the footer says how many there are in total when there are more.
The count comes from the joins Analytics traced to one exact invite link, not from the use counters Discord keeps on each invite. A join does not count when:
- it looked fake: the account was younger than your fake account age, the member left within your fake leave window, the account had no avatar (when that check is on) or the member invited themselves;
- the member has left the server since;
- the member joined again later. Only the latest join can count, so a member who left and came back through someone else's invite counts once, for that invite.
The reply is private and adds a Your rank line with your place and count. It says Not ranked when every join you brought in looked fake, and says so when you brought nobody in during the period. Turn on post to put the leaderboard in the channel for everyone. Only members with Manage Server, or owners and managers on the dashboard, can post it; anyone else gets the private copy and a line saying why.
Good to know
- The reply also says how many joins in the period came through a known invite, which fake checks this server uses and how many joins could not be traced because the bot is missing the Manage Server permission.
- If invite tracking is turned off in Analytics settings, the reply says so first. Joins recorded before it was turned off still show.
- Vanity link joins, bots and joins that could match more than one invite are never credited to anyone.
- The command works in servers only and needs Analytics turned on there. If it is off, the private reply is "Analytics not enabled here. Use /yourbot to see how to turn it on."
- The Growth page of the Analytics dashboard has an inviter table too, Top inviters under Where they came from, with Brought in, Real, Fake and Still here columns, for 7, 14, 30, 90, 180 or 365 days.
- With invite tracking on, the Welcome service can name the inviter in its greeting with tags such as {inviter} and {invite.code}, and its join log line says who invited the member, whenever the join was traced to one exact invite.