A live "Members: 2,480" sitting at the top of your channel list does two quiet jobs at once: it shows newcomers the community is real and active, and it gives everyone a shared number to rally around. Stats Channels turns your server's own metrics into that always-on display.
Counters that update themselves
Pick a voice channel and CloudMod keeps its name in sync with a live count — members, boosts, roles or channels — using a template like Members: {count}. Nobody joins the channel; it exists purely as a label, refreshing on its own as the number changes.
Milestone goals
Set a goal — say 2,500 members — and CloudMod announces it once when you hit it. It's a built-in reason to celebrate progress together, and a nudge that turns "we're growing" into a concrete, shared moment.
Make the top of your server work
Stack a couple of these — a member counter, a boost counter — and the top of your channel list becomes a tiny dashboard of how the community is doing. It's social proof for visitors and a progress bar for regulars, all without a single manual update.
A note on Alpha
Stats Channels is an Alpha plugin — usable and safe, just newer than our stable features; if a counter ever lags or a goal misfires, that feedback is what gets it to stable. Under the hood it's simple: it renames a channel to match a live number.
Getting started
Enable Stats Channels, create a voice channel for the counter, choose the metric and a {count} template, and optionally set a milestone goal. Give CloudMod Manage Channels so it can rename the counter as your numbers move.