An honest comparison

Nexobots and other Discord lists

Different directories want different things. Here's what each one says about itself, side by side with what we do, so you can pick what fits.

A person checks everythingEvery bot and every server is tried by someone on our team before it goes live, and you can see how long the wait is.
Bots and communities togetherBots, servers, templates and emojis in one place, with game details, live status and openings for servers.
Votes that reach the gameVotifier for Minecraft and a vote check for FiveM and other games, next to vote roles and webhooks.
Numbers we measure ourselvesUptime for bots and game servers, measured by us and shown on each listing, and every permission explained.
What you getNexobotstop.ggDiscord Bot Listdiscord.bots.gg
Discord botsYesYesYesYes
Discord serversYes, with game details, live status and openingsYesYesNot stated publicly
Server templatesYesNot stated publiclyNot stated publiclyNot stated publicly
Emojis and stickersYesNot stated publiclyEmojisNot stated publicly
A person checks each listing before it goes liveFor bots and servers alike.Yes, every bot and serverNot stated publiclyNot stated publiclyBots wait in an approval queue
The expected wait for a review is shownYes, worked out from the queueNot stated publiclyNot stated publiclyNot stated publicly
Votes, with a webhook for each voteYes, for bots and serversYesYesNot stated publicly
Vote rewards inside a gameVotifier for Minecraft, and a check by Discord ID for FiveM and others.YesNot stated publiclyNot stated publiclyNot stated publicly
Uptime measured by the directory, shown on the listingYes, for bots and game serversNot stated publiclyNot stated publiclyUptime is a listing rule; showing it isn't stated
Each invite permission explainedYes, every permission with what it risksNot stated publiclyGeneral advice to approve only what you needNot stated publicly
Public APIYes, with SDKs for JavaScript and PythonYesYesMentioned; no public docs found
Paid placementPromoted spots are labelled, and never change rankingsNot stated publiclyHas an advertising pageSays it takes no money to promote bots

How we made this

We read each directory's own public pages on 6 November 2026, and every cell about them links to the page that says it. “Not stated publicly” means we couldn't find it there, not that they don't have it. Some sites don't let automated readers in, so we may have missed things.

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