A single Discord server has an invite link and that's enough. A network — a main community plus themed sub-servers, regional servers, or partner servers — has a discovery problem. Which link do you share? How does a newcomer see the whole thing? CloudMod answers that with a public network profile: one shareable page that represents everything you run.
One page for the whole network
Your network profile pulls the servers you manage in CloudMod into a single public page — name, description, and the servers that belong to it, each with its own invite. Instead of pasting five links into a message, you share one URL that shows the full picture and lets visitors jump straight into whichever server fits them.
Built for sharing
Every profile comes with a clean shareable link and auto-generated social preview image, so when you drop it in a tweet, a bio or another server, it unfurls into a proper card instead of a bare URL. There's a share button on the page itself, too — no copy-paste gymnastics.
Discoverable in the directory
Profiles can appear in CloudMod's public network directory, where people browse communities and land on servers they'd never have found otherwise. The directory also surfaces similar networks, so a visitor who likes your roleplay or esports network gets pointed toward others like it — and yours gets that traffic in return.
It stays current on its own
Because the profile is generated from the servers and invites CloudMod already manages for you, it doesn't drift. Add or remove a server, refresh your invites, and the public page reflects it — no separate "landing page" to hand-edit every time your network changes.
Community-safe
Profiles are public by design, so there's a report button for anything that doesn't belong, keeping the directory a place you're happy to be listed in. You control what your network shows, and the directory stays moderated.
Getting-started tip
Set up your servers in CloudMod first, then open your network profile and check that each server's description and invite look right. Once it reads the way you want, share the single profile link everywhere you used to paste individual invites — and list it in the directory to get discovered.