Comparison
CloudMod vs ProBot
ProBot is a polished all-in-one bot for a single server. CloudMod is built to keep an entire network of servers in sync.
ProBot is well known for slick welcome images, moderation, automod and reaction roles on a single server. If everything in your community happens in one place, it is a capable choice.
CloudMod is built for the case ProBot is not: networks of servers. Run a main server plus sub-servers and CloudMod mirrors roles, nicknames and bans across all of them, with a public network directory on top — sync that single-server bots like ProBot are not designed to do.
Feature comparison
| Feature | CloudMod | ProBot |
|---|---|---|
| Role sync across multiple servers | Yes | No |
| Cross-server ban enforcement | Yes | No |
| Reaction and button roles | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-moderation and word filter | Yes | Yes |
| Twitch live notifications | Yes | No |
| Public network directory profile | Yes | No |
Comparison based on publicly available information as of June 2026. CloudMod is not affiliated with ProBot; all product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Frequently asked questions
- Can ProBot sync roles across multiple servers?
- No. ProBot is configured per server and does not mirror roles from a main server to sub-servers. CloudMod is purpose-built for that multi-server sync.
- Is CloudMod a replacement for ProBot?
- It depends. For a single server that mainly needs welcome images and moderation, ProBot fits well. For a network of servers that must stay in sync, CloudMod adds the cross-server role sync and ban enforcement ProBot does not offer.
- Can I use CloudMod and ProBot together?
- Yes. Many communities run CloudMod for cross-server sync and moderation alongside another bot for welcome cards or fun commands.
Built for Discord networks
CloudMod keeps roles, bans and moderation in sync across every server in your network from one dashboard.
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