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Scrump provides a private Discord server statistics dashboard for understanding community activity over time. Server managers can track message volume, membership growth, joins and leaves, peak activity hours, and, on supported plans, voice activity plus per-channel or per-user breakdowns. Use these Discord analytics to answer questions such as when the server is most active, whether membership is growing, which channel drives conversation, and how activity changes after an event or announcement. The statistics feature is available to every server using Scrump. Discord permissions and Free, Plus, and Pro plan limits still determine who can open the private dashboard and which history, resolutions, filters, and voice data are available. Use the web dashboard for longer history, hourly data, voice activity, timezone controls, and interactive analytics.

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How to view Discord server stats

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Open the Scrump server dashboard

Sign in at scrumpbot.com, select Servers, and choose the Discord server you want to analyse.
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Select Statistics

Open Statistics from the server dashboard navigation.
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Choose a date range and resolution

Select an available time window, then choose hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly data where supported by the server plan.
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Filter the activity data

On Plus and Pro, select the whole server, one Discord channel, or one member to inspect a more specific activity trend.
By default, the Discord statistics dashboard requires Manage Server. A server manager can change the required Discord permissions from the dashboard’s Dashboard access settings.

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Discord analytics available in Scrump

  • Message activity shows how many messages were sent over time.
  • Voice activity shows time spent in Discord voice channels on Pro.
  • Joins versus leaves compares new members with departures.
  • Total membership shows the server’s member-count trend.
  • Activity by hour and day reveals the busiest times when hourly data is available.
  • Channel filters help identify which text channel generated activity on Plus and Pro.
  • User filters show one member’s activity trend on Plus and Pro.
In the web dashboard, user and channel filters cannot be combined in the same query. The statistics dashboard is private and is not the same as the public Discord leveling leaderboard.

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Discord server stats history by plan

Statistics begin when Scrump’s current statistics system starts collecting for a server. Dates before that collection point are left blank rather than displayed as zero activity.
Changing plans changes which Discord analytics history and breakdowns are visible. It does not delete the statistics already collected for the server.

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Set the Discord statistics timezone

Server managers can select an IANA timezone from the Statistics settings. Daily and weekly totals, plus hour-of-day charts, use that timezone. Changing the timezone rebuilds the server’s statistics rollups and can be done once every six hours. The dashboard may take a short time to reflect the new timezone while the rebuild completes.

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Missing Discord statistics

If the server statistics dashboard is empty or missing expected activity, check that:
  • You have the Discord permissions required by the dashboard access policy.
  • Scrump is installed and has recently synchronized the server.
  • The selected date range does not predate the collection start shown on the page.
  • The requested resolution and history are included in the server plan.

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Discord server statistics FAQ

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How can I see my Discord server statistics?

Sign in to Scrump, open your server dashboard, and select Statistics. The private dashboard shows messages, joins, leaves, total membership, peak hours, and other available Discord activity data.

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Can I see when my Discord server is most active?

Yes. Hourly data includes an activity-by-hour-and-day view that helps identify busy weekdays and peak times. Hourly history is available on Plus and Pro.

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Can I see how many messages a Discord channel or member sent?

Plus and Pro can filter the statistics view by one channel or one user at a time. Scrump does not combine both filters in one query.

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Does Scrump track Discord voice activity?

Voice-channel activity is available on Pro and is displayed as time spent in voice channels.

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Is there a Discord server stats command?

Yes. Use /graph members, /graph joins, or /graph messages for a quick 14-day chart in Discord. Open the web Statistics dashboard for the detailed analytics, longer history, and plan-specific breakdowns.

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Are Discord statistics the same as the audit log?

No. Statistics show aggregate activity trends such as messages, joins, leaves, and voice time. The Discord audit log and Scrump moderation tools record specific administrative or moderation actions.

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Are Discord server analytics public?

No. The statistics dashboard is private and protected by the server’s dashboard access policy. It is separate from an optional public leveling leaderboard.