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Boost Greet sends a customized message to a channel of your choice whenever a member boosts your server. It detects boosts through both the member update event and the system boost message, with built-in duplicate prevention so you never get spammed with double messages.
Required Permission: Admin Access or higher — Server Owner, Extra Owner, Trusted User, or Administrator with a role above the bot can use these commands.
Premium Feature: This module requires an active Premium subscription. If the server’s premium expires, the boost greet system will be automatically disabled.

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Setting Up

Follow these steps to configure the boost greeting for your server.
1

Run the Set Command

Provide the channel and your boost message.
.boostgreet set #boost-log We just got boosted by {user}! We now have {boostcount} boosts!
A preview of the message will be shown before saving.
2

Test It

Send a test message to verify the output.
.boostgreet test
You must set up the boost message before someone boosts. If no configuration exists when a boost happens, nothing will be sent.

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Commands

CommandDescription
.boostgreet set <channel> <text>Sets the boost message and channel
.boostgreet showShows the current boost message with a live preview
.boostgreet testSends a test boost message to the configured channel
.boostgreet resetDeletes the boost message configuration
.boostgreet enableEnables the boost message
.boostgreet disableDisables the boost message

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Customizing Messages

The boost message is fully customizable and supports both dynamic variables and custom embeds.

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Using Variables

You can dynamically insert information like the booster’s name, boost count, or server tier. Refer to the Variables reference for the full list. Available contexts: Server, Channel, User, Author, Target 
.boostgreet set #boosts Thank you {user} for boosting {servername}! We are at {boostcount} boosts and tier {boostlevel}!

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Using Custom Embeds

Design a rich embed using the interactive embed builder, then attach it to your message with the {embed:name} syntax.
1

Create the Embed

.embed create boost_thanks
Use the dropdown menu to customize title, description, color, images, and variables.
2

Attach to Message

.boostgreet set #boosts {user} just boosted! {embed:boost_thanks}
The {embed:name} placeholder is invisible in the final output. The bot strips it from the text and attaches the rich embed below the message. Variables placed inside the embed builder will also parse correctly.

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Limitations

  • A boost message configuration must be reset before setting a new one. Use .boostgreet reset first.
  • If the configured channel is deleted, boost messages will silently fail until a new channel is set.
  • Duplicate boosts within a 5 second window are automatically suppressed to prevent spam.