Protecting 0+ servers

Discord security,
reimagined.

The most advanced Discord protection bot. Join 0+ users who trust us with their communities.

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Servers Protected

0+

Users Secured

99.9%

Uptime

<1ms

Response Time

Features

Built for modern Discord servers

Everything you need to keep your community safe, all in one place.

Advanced Protection

Real-time threat detection and automatic response systems that adapt to your server.

Instant Response

Sub-millisecond reaction times ensure threats are handled before they escalate.

Custom Scripts

Write powerful automation in Luau or JavaScript tailored to your needs.

Why AntiRaid

Everything your server needs

From basic moderation to advanced threat protection, AntiRaid handles it all so you can focus on growing your community.

Raid detection
Automated moderation
Comprehensive logging
Real-time analytics
Custom automation
24/7 protection
Protection Status
● Active
Raid Shield
✓ Enabled
Automated Moderation
✓ Enabled
Auto-Logging
✓ Enabled
Threat Detection
✓ Enabled
Servers protected0+
All systems operational

Scripting

Extend with custom scripts

Write powerful automation in Luau or JavaScript. No limits, full control.

Luau

Fast, lightweight, and easy to learn. Roblox-compatible syntax.

JavaScript

Familiar syntax with a rich ecosystem you already know.

Free to get started — no credit card needed

Ready to secure your
community?

Join thousands of communities already protected by AntiRaid.

Premium Scripts

Customize Your Protection Experience

Explore our community-made scripts to enhance your server security and moderation

Reviews

What our users say

I've been using AntiRaid for a bit now, and it's honestly one of those tools you don't think about much once it's set up, which is a good thing. It handles raids and spam pretty quickly, and I haven't had issues with it flagging normal users or being overly aggressive. The setup was straightforward, and while there are some settings to tweak, it never felt overwhelming. It's not flashy, but its reliable, and that's really what matters for something like this.

User

March 29, 2025