Solutions · Gaming communities

The Discord bot for gaming communities.

Gaming communities grow into networks — a main server, plus clan, event and region servers. CloudMod keeps roles and bans consistent across all of them, rewards active members with leveling, and holds the line against raids, so you can run the community instead of policing it.

A growing gaming community outgrows manual moderation

More members means more servers, more roles to hand out, more raiders probing the door, and more bans that only stick on one server. Doing it by hand across a network doesn’t scale, and a self-hosted bot is one more thing to keep online during a raid. CloudMod handles the repetitive parts automatically.

Synced roles across servers

Give a member their rank once on the main server; it lands on every connected server in the network within seconds.

Ban sync + anti-raid

Ban a cheater or troll once and it enforces network-wide, while raid detection throttles mass-joins before they flood chat.

Leveling that rewards regulars

XP and level roles turn active players into recognised members — automatic role rewards, no spreadsheet.

One network, one source of truth

Main → sub model: manage members in one place instead of re-doing everything on each clan or region server.

Set up your gaming network in three steps

  1. 01

    Add CloudMod

    Invite the bot to your main server and every connected server.

  2. 02

    Map roles & enable modules

    Sync ranks across servers, switch on leveling and anti-raid.

  3. 03

    Run the community

    Bans, roles and rewards stay consistent everywhere, automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Can it manage roles across all my community’s servers?

Yes — roles sync from your main server to every connected server in the network in real time.

Do bans carry across servers?

Yes. Ban sync enforces a ban network-wide, so a banned player can’t just hop to another server.

Does it reward active members?

Leveling awards XP and optional level roles, so regulars get recognised automatically.

Is it free?

Yes, CloudMod has a free plan.