Read feedback about member quality, delivery, and support from customers who used DiscordBooster for their communities.
Third service I tried for my gaming server. Delivery arrived steadily, most profiles looked established, and the final count stayed close to the amount ordered a month later.
We ordered an offline package before our launch because the server still looked new. The count arrived within the expected period, and support clearly explained that offline members would not create conversation by themselves.
The count changed a couple of weeks after delivery. I sent the order ID to support, they checked the order, and the eligible difference was refilled the following day.
I appreciated that the service period and lack of automatic renewal were explained before checkout. The online count was useful during our scheduled promotion.
The 1,000-member package was delivered as described. These accounts do not talk, so you still need events and active moderators, but the permanent total was what I purchased it for.
I was unsure whether online or offline was right for us. Support explained the difference without pushing the more expensive option, and I chose a smaller online package.
We used online members while traffic was coming from tournament announcements. Delivery completed inside the quoted window and the package did not renew after its stated period.
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