Best Discord Ticket Bots of 2026
Four ticket and support bots ranked on published free limits, claiming, transcripts, forms, premium prices and ratings.
By , research by the BestBots team ยท Updated Oct 18, 2026
Fact checked against each company's published pricing, documentation and verified user ratings. How we score
Ticket Tool is the best Discord ticket bot for most servers: unlimited panels, transcripts and forms free, and the most widely installed, in 5.8 million servers per its homepage. Tickets is the best value, with claiming and unlimited tickets free and premium for $2.99 per server a month. If you already run Dyno, its free tickets may be all you need.
Our top picks
How to choose
A ticket bot turns one support channel into private conversations between a member and your staff. The differences come down to five features:
- Panels. A panel is the message with buttons members click. Departments (support, reports, partnerships, applications) each get a button. Ticket Tool allows unlimited panels free; Tickets allows 3.
- Claiming. Staff claim a ticket so two people do not answer it. Free on Tickets, Premium on Ticket Tool.
- Transcripts or archives. A saved copy of each ticket for appeals and training. Both dedicated bots include them free.
- Forms. Questions asked before a ticket opens, essential for applications. Ticket Tool, Tickets and Dyno all have forms.
- Automation. Auto close for quiet tickets, exit surveys, statistics. Premium on both dedicated bots.
If you need two or more of claiming, statistics and autoclose, a dedicated bot is worth it. If you need a single support button, Dyno or MEE6 tickets are enough.
Our picks, in detail
- Premium price
- $7.99 per month
- Free features
- Unlimited panels, transcripts, support roles, forms, 10 tickets a minute
- Main use
- Support tickets
- Servers using it
- 5,815,753 per tickettool.xyz (October 2026)
Ticket Tool runs in 5,815,753 servers per its homepage and has created 637,059,904 tickets. The free plan includes unlimited panels, transcripts, support roles and forms, capped at 10 tickets a minute. Premium at $7.99 a month adds claiming, DM notices, automation and full customization.
Pros
- Unlimited panels and transcripts free
- Forms ask questions before a ticket opens
- 637,059,904 tickets created per its homepage
- Simple single premium plan
Cons
- Ticket claiming, DMs and automation are premium
- No annual discount listed
- 4.07 on top.gg from 183 reviews, below Tickets and Dyno
Skip it if you want ticket claiming without paying; Tickets includes it free.
- Premium price
- $2.99 per server per month; Whitelabel $6.99
- Free features
- Unlimited tickets, transcripts, forms, claiming, support teams, 3 panels
- Main use
- Support tickets
- Servers using it
- More than 600,000 communities per its GitHub organization (October 2026)
Tickets includes unlimited tickets, automatic archives, forms and ticket claiming free, and premium with statistics, autoclose, exit surveys and unlimited panels is $2.99 per server a month, the cheapest in this guide. Whitelabel with your own bot name is $6.99.
Pros
- Unlimited tickets, forms, claiming and transcripts free
- Premium is $2.99 per server, under half of Ticket Tool
- Free Voting Premium by running /vote
- Open source under MIT on GitHub, with automatic data removal services
Cons
- Free tier limited to 3 panels
- Billed through Patreon only, no annual plan listed
- Tickets v2 is a newer bot with no top.gg review count we could verify
Skip it if you need more than 3 panels free; that is Ticket Tool's strength.
- Premium price
- $5.99 to $12.99 per month, or $49.99 to $99.99 per year, per server
- Free features
- Automod, tickets, starboard, 25 custom commands, 10 autoresponders, 3 reaction role menus, 3 forms, 3 giveaways
- Main use
- Moderation and automod with a dashboard
- Servers using it
- 11.6M servers shown on its top.gg listing (October 2026)
Dyno includes tickets on its free tier, managed from the dashboard, plus a forms builder (3 free) for applications, so one bot covers support and moderation. 4.38 on top.gg from 375 reviews.
Pros
- Free tier includes automod, tickets and starboard
- Cheapest annual premium of the big three: $49.99 a year for Standard
- 4.38 on top.gg from 375 reviews
- Forms builder and tickets in the same bot
Cons
- Leveling needs Standard, social alerts need Premium
- Free limits are tight: 3 reaction role menus, 3 giveaways, 3 forms
- Reviewers on top.gg complain about the move from prefix to slash commands
Skip it if you need transcripts, claiming and many panels; a dedicated bot does more.
- Premium price
- $11.99 per month, $49.99 per year after the first year, or $89.99 lifetime, per server
- Free features
- Thin: XP and leaderboard work free, but role rewards need Premium and the plans table marks most plugins Premium
- Main use
- All in one: moderation, leveling, welcome and social alerts
- Servers using it
- More than 21 million, per MEE6's premium page (October 2026); top.gg shows 19.5M
MEE6's ticketing includes panels, introduction messages and transcripts of deleted tickets, configured on the same dashboard as its other plugins. Custom embeds on panels (up to 10) need Premium.
Pros
- Largest install base of any general bot: more than 21 million servers per its premium page
- Dashboard first setup, no commands to memorize
- Lifetime plan ($89.99 list) costs less than 2 years of monthly billing
- Covers alerts for Twitch, YouTube, X, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Kick, RSS and podcasts
Cons
- $11.99 a month list price is the highest single server premium among the big general bots, and list prices changed during the day on October 19, 2026
- Free tier is thin: role rewards need Premium and the plans table marks most plugins Premium; the pricing page leans on countdown promos
- top.gg shows no review score on its listing, so there is no public rating to check
Skip it if tickets are the only reason to pay; Premium lists at $11.99 a month.
What it costs
| Bot | Free panels | Free claiming | Transcripts or archives | Cheapest premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket Tool | Unlimited | No | Free, automatic on Premium | $7.99 per month |
| Tickets | 3 | Yes | Automatic archives free | $2.99 per server per month |
| Dyno | Not stated | Not listed | Not listed | $5.99 per month (whole bot) |
| MEE6 | Yes | Not listed | Transcripts of deleted tickets | $11.99 per month list (whole bot) |
Prices from each bot's premium page in October 2026. Tickets bills premium through Patreon and offers multi server discounts. See the Price Index.
Yearly cost for one server with claiming: Tickets Premium $35.88 (or $0, since claiming is free), Ticket Tool Premium $95.88.
Yearly cost for a branded support bot: Tickets Whitelabel $83.88, Dyno Custom $99.99 (includes all of Dyno).
Ticket Tool vs Tickets
| Ticket Tool | Tickets | |
|---|---|---|
| Servers | 5,815,753 per its homepage | Not stated |
| top.gg | 4.07 from 183 reviews | Not checked |
| Free panels | Unlimited | 3 |
| Free rate limit | 10 tickets a minute | Unlimited tickets |
| Claiming | Premium | Free |
| Forms | Free | Free |
| Statistics and autoclose | Automation on Premium | Premium |
| Exit surveys | Not listed | Premium |
| Whitelabel | Not listed | $6.99 per month |
| Premium price | $7.99 per month | $2.99 per server per month |
| Company | BattleEye, per its footer | BH Cloud Labs Ltd, England and Wales No. 16211348 |
Pick Ticket Tool for many departments and the most familiar bot. Pick Tickets for a small team that wants claiming and stats cheaply.
A ticket setup that works
- Category: create a private Tickets category; deny @everyone, allow your support roles.
- Panel channel: one read only channel with the panel and a short note on what each button is for.
- Buttons: Support, Report a member, Partnerships, Staff application. Route reports to senior staff only.
- Forms: for reports ask for the user ID and screenshots; for applications ask age range, timezone and experience.
- Transcripts: a staff only channel. Transcripts include private messages and reports about members.
- Saved replies: tags for your five most common answers.
- Close policy: close tickets when solved and sweep quiet ones weekly, or turn on autoclose with premium.
Ticket bot vs built in tickets
Dyno and MEE6 both ship tickets inside a general bot. That is enough when you have one kind of request and a small staff team: one panel, private threads or channels, and a mod who closes them.
Move to a dedicated bot when any of these are true:
- You have several request types. Support, reports, partnerships and applications need separate buttons, categories and staff roles. Ticket Tool's unlimited free panels handle this best.
- Two or more people answer tickets. Without claiming, staff collide. Tickets includes claiming free.
- You need records. Transcripts or archives protect you in disputes and appeals. Both dedicated bots include them.
- You want to measure support. Tickets Premium adds statistics, an analytics dashboard and exit surveys for $2.99 per server a month.
- Tickets go stale. Autoclose (Tickets Premium) or ticket automation (Ticket Tool Premium) keeps the category clean.
A common pattern is Dyno for moderation and forms, and Ticket Tool or Tickets for the support desk, with Dyno's own ticket module turned off.
Ticket bots for specific uses
Staff applications
Use a form so every application has the same answers, route it to a private category only senior staff can see, and save the transcript when you decide. Ticket Tool and Tickets both have forms; Dyno's form builder also works without a ticket.
Reports and moderation appeals
Keep a separate panel button that opens tickets in a category hidden from regular support staff. Ask for the reported user's ID and a screenshot in the form. Archive every report.
Sales, commissions and partnerships
For servers that sell services, claiming matters most, because one person should own each lead. Tickets' free claiming and Whitelabel branding ($6.99 a month) make it look like your own support desk.
Game and community support
High volume servers should watch Ticket Tool's free limit of 10 tickets a minute during events and outages, and set saved replies (tags) for known issues.
Questions to answer before you pick
- How many request types will members choose from?
- How many staff answer tickets, and do they need to claim them?
- Do you need transcripts for disputes or appeals?
- Will you pay $2.99 to $7.99 a month for automation and stats?
- Do you want the bot to carry your server's name and avatar?
Red flags
- Transcript channels anyone can read. Lock them to staff.
- Report tickets visible to all support roles. Reports about staff need senior only routing.
- No rate limit thinking. Ticket Tool's free 10 per minute cap matters during launches and outages.
- Branding you did not expect. Tickets adds footer branding on free; Premium removes it.
- Collecting personal data in forms. Ask only what you need; do not ask for emails or real names unless required.
How we picked
We started from the ticket bots people compare in search and on top.gg, then checked each bot's own premium page, docs and listing in October 2026. We ranked on free panels, claiming, transcripts, forms, automation, premium price per server and trust signals such as install counts, ratings and company registration. We compared published facts and did not install the bots. Read the Ticket Tool review.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best ticket bot for Discord?
Ticket Tool for most servers: unlimited panels, transcripts and forms free, and 5.8 million servers per its homepage. Tickets is the better value if you want claiming free and premium for $2.99 per server a month.
What is the best free ticket bot?
Tickets, because unlimited tickets, automatic archives, forms and ticket claiming are free. Ticket Tool's free plan is better if you need unlimited panels, since Tickets allows 3 free.
How much does Ticket Tool premium cost?
$7.99 a month. It removes the 10 tickets a minute limit and adds automatic transcripts, full customization, custom reactions, DMs, ticket automation, claiming and premium support.
Which ticket bot has transcripts?
Ticket Tool generates transcripts free and automatically on Premium. Tickets archives tickets automatically on its free tier. MEE6 lists transcripts of deleted tickets.
What is ticket claiming?
A staff member clicks to claim a ticket so others know it is handled, which stops double answers and lets you track who resolves what. Tickets includes claiming free; Ticket Tool has it on Premium.
Can I use a ticket bot for staff applications?
Yes. Ticket Tool and Tickets both support forms that ask questions before a ticket opens, and Dyno's form builder handles applications and questionnaires. Use a separate panel button for applications so they go to the right reviewers.
How do I set up a ticket system in Discord?
Invite a ticket bot, create a private category for tickets, post a panel with buttons in a public channel, choose the support roles that can see tickets, and set a staff only channel for transcripts or archives. Add a form for any ticket type where you need details up front.
Is there a ticket bot with no branding?
Tickets' Whitelabel plan at $6.99 a month runs the bot under your own name, avatar and status, and Premium removes its message footer branding. Dyno's Custom plan ($12.99 a month) does the same for its whole bot.
Is Ticket Tool free?
Yes. Its Standard plan is free with unlimited panels, transcripts, support roles and forms, limited to 10 tickets a minute. Premium Monthly is $7.99.
Does Dyno have a ticket system?
Yes. Tickets are on Dyno's free tier and managed from its dashboard, and Dyno adds a form builder with 3 forms free. It is enough for a single support panel; for claiming, statistics or many departments, use a dedicated ticket bot.
How many ticket panels can I make for free?
Unlimited on Ticket Tool and 3 on Tickets. Each panel can carry several buttons, so 3 panels is often enough for a small server.