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Nexobots vs discord.bots.gg
A bot list with an approval queue and listing rules that include uptime. Here's how it compares with Nexobots, going by what discord.bots.gg says on its own pages.
| What you get | Nexobots | discord.bots.gg |
|---|---|---|
| Discord bots | Yes | Yes |
| Discord servers | Yes, with game details, live status and openings | Not stated publicly |
| Server templates | Yes | Not stated publicly |
| Emojis and stickers | Yes | Not stated publicly |
| A person checks each listing before it goes liveFor bots and servers alike. | Yes, every bot and server | Bots wait in an approval queue |
| The expected wait for a review is shown | Yes, worked out from the queue | Not stated publicly |
| Votes, with a webhook for each vote | Yes, for bots and servers | Not stated publicly |
| Vote rewards inside a gameVotifier for Minecraft, and a check by Discord ID for FiveM and others. | Yes | Not stated publicly |
| Uptime measured by the directory, shown on the listing | Yes, for bots and game servers | Uptime is a listing rule; showing it isn't stated |
| Each invite permission explained | Yes, every permission with what it risks | Not stated publicly |
| Public API | Yes, with SDKs for JavaScript and Python | Mentioned; no public docs found |
| Paid placement | Promoted spots are labelled, and never change rankings | Says 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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