Real Discord server members delivered to your invite link, paced so the joins never look like a raid. First members land 5 to 15 minutes after checkout. No password, no bot token, no access to your server settings. Every order carries a 30-day refill window.
Offline from $1.99 per 100 · 24/7 online from $4.99 per 100
Twelve packages, one page, no hidden fees at checkout. The per-100 column is there so you can see exactly where the volume discounts kick in.
| Package | Price | Per 100 | You save | Full delivery | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 members | $1.99 | $1.99 | — | ~15 min | Order |
| 200 members | $3.99 | $2.00 | — | ~20 min | Order |
| 500 members | $9.99 | $2.00 | — | ~30 min | Order |
| 1,000 members Most ordered | $15.99 | $1.60 | 20% | ~45 min | Order |
| 2,000 members | $28.99 | $1.45 | 27% | ~60 min | Order |
| 5,000 members Best value | $49.99 | $1.00 | 50% | 60-90 min | Order |
| Package | Price | Per 100 | You save | Full delivery | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 online | $4.99 | $4.99 | — | ~15 min | Order |
| 200 online | $9.99 | $5.00 | — | ~20 min | Order |
| 300 online | $13.99 | $4.66 | 7% | ~25 min | Order |
| 500 online Most ordered | $19.99 | $4.00 | 20% | ~30 min | Order |
| 1,000 online | $36.99 | $3.70 | 26% | ~45 min | Order |
| 2,000 online Best value | $69.99 | $3.50 | 30% | ~60 min | Order |
Prices in USD, all taxes included, nothing added at the last step. If you need a size that is not listed here (say 3,500 offline or 750 online), message support and we will quote the exact figure rather than rounding you up to the next package.
This is the question support gets most, and the answer depends on which number you are trying to move: the total on your server card, or the green count in the sidebar.
| Offline members | Online members | |
|---|---|---|
| What it changes | Total member count on your server card | The green "online now" number in the sidebar |
| Status shown | Grey / offline | Green, around the clock |
| How long it lasts | Permanent, no expiry | 30 days from delivery |
| Counts toward total | Yes | Yes, while active |
| Starting price | $1.99 / 100 | $4.99 / 100 |
| Cheapest per member | $0.01 at 5,000 | $0.035 at 2,000 |
| Renewal needed | No | Only if you want to keep it running |
| Best for | Directory listings, first-impression credibility, hitting a size threshold | Launch day, token mints, giveaway windows, any time visitors check whether anyone is around |
The number people judge you by. Cheapest way to get past the point where visitors assume your server is dead and close the tab.
For the 30 days that actually matter. A sidebar showing 400 online at 3am reads very differently from one showing four.
Most providers describe their members as "high quality" and leave it there. Here are the numbers we work to instead.
| Specification | Offline members | Online members |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts with a profile picture | ~92% | ~95% |
| Account age at delivery | Mostly 3 months+ | Mostly 6 months+ |
| Delivery starts | 5-15 minutes | 5-15 minutes |
| Join pacing | Batched over the delivery window | Batched over the delivery window |
| 30-day retention | ~97% | ~99% during term |
| Free refill window | 30 days | 30 days |
| Geography | Mixed international | Mixed international |
| Password or token needed | Never | Never |
| Sends messages in your channels | No | No |
| Shows on your billing statement as Discord | No | No |
Under two minutes of work on your side. The only thing you have to get right is the invite link.
Right-click your server, hit Invite People, then Edit invite link and set it to never expire with unlimited uses. That link is the only thing we need — no password, no bot token, no admin role.
Choose offline or online, choose the size, pay with PayPal, card or crypto. Checkout is SSL-encrypted and the charge shows a neutral descriptor, not "Discord members".
First joins land in 5-15 minutes and continue in batches until the order is filled. You get a confirmation when it completes, and the 30-day refill clock starts from that moment.
We started in 2019, back when half the Discord growth market was people reselling the same three panels. Most of those shops are gone. We are still here because we kept the delivery slow enough to be safe and the support human enough to be useful.
Orders queue automatically the moment payment clears. A 1,000-member order is usually finished inside 45 minutes; 5,000 takes up to 90.
Roughly 92% arrive with an avatar set and a username that reads like a person. They are not freshly minted blank profiles with default grey circles.
Send your order ID if the count slips and we top it back up. No screenshots demanded, no argument about whether it was our drop.
We never ask for a password, a token, or an admin role. If a provider asks for any of those, close the tab — that is how servers actually get taken over.
PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT. No account needed for card payments, no minimum crypto amount.
Real replies around the clock, usually inside 30 minutes. Pre-sales questions get the same attention as problems after delivery.
"Buy Discord members with PayPal" is one of the most searched versions of this query, so to be clear: yes, PayPal works, and no, you do not need a PayPal account to pay by card.
| Method | Processing | Account needed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PayPal | Instant | No | Guest card checkout available through PayPal |
| Credit / debit card | Instant | No | 3D Secure where your bank requires it |
| Apple Pay / Google Pay | Instant | No | Shown automatically on supported devices |
| Bitcoin / Ethereum / USDT | 1-3 confirmations | No | Order starts once the first confirmation lands |
Your statement shows a neutral merchant descriptor. It does not say Discord, and it does not say members. Nobody looking at a shared card statement can tell what the charge was for.
There is always somewhere cheaper. Here is what the difference in price actually buys you, based on the orders people bring us to fix.
| Cheap reseller panel | DiscordBooster | |
|---|---|---|
| Headline price | $0.30-$1.00 / 100 | $1.99 / 100 |
| Profile pictures set | Often under 20% | ~92% |
| Join pattern | Hundreds at once, raid-shaped | Batched across the delivery window |
| 30-day retention | Frequently under 50% | ~97% |
| Refill policy | Usually none, or 3 days | 30 days, free |
| Support response | Ticket form, days or never | 24/7, usually under 30 minutes |
| Years operating | Months, then a new domain | Since 2019 |
| Real cost after re-buying | Two or three orders to hold the count | One order |
Pulled from support tickets and post-delivery follow-ups, published with permission and trimmed only for length.
Third service I tried for my Valorant server. The first two dumped a few hundred blank grey profiles in about ninety seconds and half of them were gone by the weekend. This one came in over roughly forty minutes and most of the accounts actually had avatars, so the member list doesn't look obviously bought. Sitting at 1,940 of the 2,000 a month later.
Bought 1,000 offline before our mint because nobody joins a project Discord showing 40 people. Went from that to just over a thousand and the organic joins genuinely picked up within a few days — people stopped bouncing off the invite page. Only note: budget for online members too if you have a launch date, the sidebar still looked quiet at first.
Count dropped by about sixty members two weeks after my order and I assumed I'd be chasing them for a refund. Sent the order ID, got a reply the same evening, refilled the next morning without being asked to prove anything. That is the reason I came back for a second order instead of shopping around on price again.
Fourth order this year for two different servers. They only ever get an invite link from me, never a password, and the counts always land where they should. Paid with USDT twice and PayPal twice, no difference in speed.
Search "buy Discord members" and you'll find dozens of panels promising 10,000 members for five dollars, delivered in sixty seconds. Almost none of them survive contact with reality — the members vanish within a week, or the account that ran the order gets flagged for raid-like behavior. This guide covers what actually separates a purchase that holds up from one that doesn't, plus a few things nobody tells you until after you've already paid.
A server sitting under 50 members rarely shows up in Discord's Server Discovery search at all — the algorithm weighs size alongside activity, so tiny servers get filtered out before a visitor ever sees them. That's the part most people miss: the number on your invite screen isn't just for humans skimming past it, it's also feeding the system that decides whether your server gets surfaced in the first place. Crossing into the hundreds or low thousands changes both at once.
Most of the risk in this niche comes from the seller, not the concept. Before paying anyone, check for four things:
This is the step people skip, and it's the reason a chunk of "failed" orders were never the seller's fault. Three settings decide whether delivery goes smoothly:
Buying members works best as a head start, not a permanent substitute for outreach. The two moves that compound well alongside a paid order: bumping on Disboard every couple of hours so your server stays visible in its listing rotation, and getting listed on directories like Top.gg or Discadia where people actually browse by category. Neither costs anything beyond time, and both work better once your member count has already cleared the "looks abandoned" threshold — directory browsers skip past servers that look empty just as fast as invite-link visitors do.
Some drift after delivery is expected on any platform, including organic growth — people leave servers, prune their server list, or get removed in Discord's periodic inactive-account sweeps. What matters is the range: offline packages here have held around 97% retention over the past year, and anything that falls outside your refill window gets topped back up on request, not on a fight over screenshots. If a provider doesn't mention retention or refills anywhere on their site, assume there isn't one.