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Choose the text channel for regular giveaway and free-game alerts.

Saves the server’s giveaway destination and enables standard deal notifications. This does not set your retailer-sales channel.

Manage Server permission; bot needs View Channel, Send Messages and Embed Links.

Change the channel for free-game and giveaway notifications.

Keeps the digital-key channel unchanged. Use when reorganizing the server.

Manage Server permission. For retailer sales use /setkeychannel instead.

Choose where authorized retailer game sales are published.

Routes both manual /digitalgamekey posts and scheduled /keyalerts offers to one dedicated text channel.

Manage Server permission. The retailer destination must differ from the giveaway channel.

Set both game-deal and digital-key channels in one command.

Recommended first-time setup. Saves separate channels so free-game posts and paid retailer sales never mix.

Manage Server permission. Choose two different channels with the bot’s required posting permissions.

View the server’s current notification destinations.

Shows where /check, regular giveaway scans, /digitalgamekey, and automated key alerts send public posts.

Replies privately. Everyone on the server can view the routing.

Resume standard giveaway notifications.

Turns on the normal deal alert setting for the configured server. Retailer automation has its own /keyalerts switch.

Manage Server permission. Run /setup first.

Pause standard game deal notifications.

Disables the server’s configured giveaway alerts. It is not the same as disabling /keyalerts.

Manage Server permission. Use /keyalerts enabled:false for retailer automation.

Control free-only and minimum discount rules for giveaways.

Set free_only true to limit regular deal posts to free offers. If free_only is false, minimum_discount determines qualifying paid offers.

Manage Server permission; regular giveaway feed only, not the IsThereAnyDeal retailer settings.

Enable or disable a specific regular giveaway source.

Choose from the providers offered in Discord’s source picker. This changes regular source notifications, not the retailer store allow-list.

Manage Server permission. A selected source may be temporarily unavailable upstream.

See which giveaway providers your server follows.

Lists supported regular sources and their enabled/disabled preferences. The Reddit feed is currently disabled pending approved API access.

Informational; source availability can change independently of these preferences.

Send a test notification to either configured channel.

Use the target option to verify permissions for Game giveaways or Digital game keys, separately.

Manage Server permission; cooldown applies. The bot needs View Channel, Send Messages and Embed Links.

Manually refresh regular giveaway sources.

Checks configured free-game/giveaway feeds and privately reports offers/new discoveries. Eligible new deals are queued to #game-deals; it does not re-post every old offer.

Manage Server permission; rate limited. For retailer key sales use /digitalgamekey.

Configure automatic authorized-retailer sales notifications.

Enable scheduled checks; set minimum discount, maximum price, CAD/USD currency, shared daily post limit, and per-scan limit. First scheduled scan saves a baseline instead of reposting existing deals.

Manage Server permission; /setup and /setkeychannel must be configured, /enable on, /filters free_only:false; owner must set ITAD_API_KEY. Scans run about every 30 minutes.

Allow or block an individual authorized retailer.

Pick a store such as Humble Store, Fanatical, or Green Man Gaming from Discord’s store list, then enable or disable it for both automated and manual retailer posts.

Manage Server permission; store choices come from the bot’s retailer allow-list.

Review retailer alert settings and progress.

Shows enablement, configured channel, first-scan baseline state, filters, daily count, pending queue, and blocked shops.

Replies privately. A saved configuration does not guarantee the next API scan succeeds.

Preview or manually post current authorized-retailer offers.

Uses IsThereAnyDeal-listed retailer offers; the preview stays private. With preview:false it publishes up to the selected number of new eligible deals to the dedicated #key-alerts channel. Duplicate, cooldown and daily limits still apply.

Manage Server permission. Requires the owner’s IsThereAnyDeal API key. Only preview:false creates public posts; regions and checkout prices need verification.

Find Steam App IDs by searching a game title.

Useful starting point for /game, /watch, /players and /canirun. Choose the correct result; soundtracks and editions can have their own App IDs.

Steam catalog availability may vary.

Display a Steam game’s description, price and co-op features.

Retrieves store information for a numeric Steam App ID, including genres, release date, US-store USD price and publisher-listed multiplayer modes where available.

Enter the game App ID, not an unrelated soundtrack ID.

View a Steam game’s current player count.

Retrieves the online player figure reported by Steam for one App ID.

Steam must make the count available.

Read publisher-listed PC system requirements.

Shows minimum and recommended PC hardware requirements from the Steam listing. The bot does not scan or benchmark your own computer.

Not all Steam games publish complete requirements.

Find games owned by two public Steam profiles.

Compares ownership from two SteamID64 accounts. Optionally narrows results to titles with publisher-listed co-op support.

Both libraries must be public. The bot owner must configure a Steam Web API key; co-op checks may require additional Steam lookups.

Pick a game at random from your shortlist.

Enter between two and twenty comma-separated titles for a quick game-night decision.

Does not access your Steam account or auto-detect your library.

Open completion-time search results on HowLongToBeat.

Provides a search link for Main Story, Main + Extras and Completionist timing information.

This is an external search link, not live completion-time data embedded in Discord.

Opt into Steam price-drop direct messages for one game.

Saves the current USD Steam price as your baseline. Later checks can trigger a private Discord DM if Steam reports a lower price.

DMs must be allowed. No immediate discount alert is sent on registration. Steam price data may be unavailable.

Stop watching a particular Steam game.

Removes the game from your own watchlist and cancels pending price-drop alerts for it.

Affects only your personal watchlist.

List the games you are tracking.

Privately displays your watched Steam titles and the last observed USD prices.

Only your own watchlist is shown.

Erase all your personal Steam watches.

Deletes your watched games and saved alerts, but only if you explicitly confirm.

This action removes your personal watch history; use with care.

Open a public Steam wishlist.

Produces a link to the public Steam wishlist for a supplied SteamID64.

Does not synchronize that wishlist or automatically create price watches.

View the bot’s reported health and server details.

Shows uptime, known deals, delivery queue, Steam watch counts and source health. It is informational and does not change settings.

Reports bot-side counters; does not guarantee every external retailer source is reachable.

Check standard notification budgets.

Shows daily and per-cycle limits for the server’s standard deal alerts. For retailer-specific daily counts, use /keyalertstatus.

No configuration changes.

List recently discovered regular game offers.

Displays offers known to the giveaway scanner. This is not the full IsThereAnyDeal retailer catalog.

Search result inventory depends on successful source checks.

Find recently discovered free games.

Shows giveaway promotions the bot has tracked from its active sources.

Promotions can end; always verify claim windows at the source.

Display a quick command summary in Discord.

Good for discovering features without leaving Discord. This site provides the more detailed guide.

The website documentation is more detailed than the in-Discord summary.

Get the official bot installation link.

Provides the Game DataBase Discord authorization URL so a manager can add it to another server.

A user needs permission to add apps to the target server.

Ask for the bot’s configured privacy-policy URL.

If the owner has configured a public privacy-policy URL, the command returns it.

If no privacy URL is configured, the bot explains that none is available yet.