Add Prosperity to your server
Getting started takes a few minutes. You invite the bot, give it the permissions it needs, and optionally set up your first level role.
1. Invite the bot
Use the invite link for Prosperity and select the server you want to add it to. You need the Manage Server permission on that server to complete the invite.
When Discord asks which permissions to grant, keep the defaults. Prosperity needs to read messages so it can award XP, send messages so it can post level-up notifications, and manage roles so it can grant level roles. See Required permissions for the full breakdown.
2. Confirm it is working
Send a few messages in any channel, then run:
/levelYou should see your current level and how much XP you need to reach the next one. If you have just joined, you start at level 0 and climb from there.
First message
Prosperity creates your profile the first time you send a message after it joins. If /level says a member has "never talked before", they have not sent a message since the bot was added.
3. Set your first level role (optional)
If you want members to earn a role as they level up, add one now. You need Manage Server to run this command.
/levelroles add role:@Regular level:5This grants the @Regular role automatically when a member reaches level 5. Any member already at level 5 or above receives it straight away. See Level roles for stacking behaviour and more detail.
Role position
Prosperity can only assign roles that sit below its own highest role in your server's role list. Drag the Prosperity role above any level roles you create, or role assignment will fail silently.
4. Tune the pace (optional)
The defaults work out of the box. When you are ready to adjust them:
/settings delaysets the cooldown between XP-earning messages, in seconds./settings multiplierscales how much XP members earn./settings notificationschooses where level-up messages appear./ignored channels addand/ignored roles addexclude channels or roles from earning XP.
Next steps
- How levelling works explains the XP curve.
- The command reference lists every command and its options.