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Lose the server, keep the members

Members verify once through your own Discord bot. Retract keeps that authorization, so you can add them into another server whenever you need to.

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Rebuild the server with the same people

Every member who verifies authorizes your bot. Retract keeps that authorization, so you can point the bot at a new server, choose the role they land with, and add them all back. Nobody verifies twice.

If a server is banned or deleted, make a new one, invite the bot, and run a pull.

Free waits 5 hours between pulls. Pro and Business do not wait.

Your bot, your panel, your role

You connect your own Discord application, so the panel carries your name and your avatar. Set the title, the description, the colour, the button label and the image, then pick the role a member gets when they come back from Discord.

The preview updates as you type, so you post the panel already knowing what it looks like.

Four checks before the role is granted

Retract reads the connecting IP for VPN, proxy and Tor, checks whether the account shares a device or a network with an existing member, reads how old the Discord account is, and applies your country rules.

A failed check means no role, so the member never enters the server.

Screening runs on Pro and Business.

Stopped at the door, not cleaned up after

Anti-raid watches the rate and the shape of verification attempts, so a burst of fresh accounts trips it before anyone holds a role. It can quarantine, kick, or lock the flow down until you lift it.

A blacklist blocks named users from verifying, and a ban list imported from another server can be applied in one pass.

Every verification, written into your channel

Each verification posts an embed to a channel you pick, carrying only the fields you turn on: the member, the role, where they heard about you, and more if you want it.

The audit console searches your own server, so you can kick, ban, or quarantine from the dashboard instead of scrolling Discord.

Ask where they came from

Right after a member verifies, Retract can ask how they heard about you, from a list of sources you control. The answers come back as counts you can read against any date range.

Pricing

Prices in USD. Yearly is billed once a year and shown here per month.

Free
$0 per month

Run one bot on one server and keep the authorizations.

  • 1 bot, 1 server
  • Verification and member restore
  • 5 hour pull cooldown
  • Screening
  • Post verify redirect
  • Custom images
  • Retract footer stays
Start on Free
ProMost popular
$5 per month

Five bots, no waiting, and the checks that keep the list clean.

  • 5 bots, 5 servers
  • Verification and member restore
  • No pull cooldown
  • Screening
  • Post verify redirect
  • Custom images
  • Remove Retract footer
Choose Pro
Business
$15 per month

Fifteen bots for people running a network of servers.

  • 15 bots, 15 servers
  • Verification and member restore
  • No pull cooldown
  • Screening
  • Post verify redirect
  • Custom images
  • Remove Retract footer
Choose Business
FAQ

Questions, answered

Yes. You create a Discord application and paste its token and client secret into Retract, which means the panel and the DMs carry your name and your avatar, not ours. Both values are encrypted at rest and never shown again.

Your member list is not in the server, it is in Retract. Make a new server, invite the same bot, and run a pull. Everyone who verified is added back with the role you choose.

No. The authorization they gave when they first verified is what Retract uses to add them back, so a restore needs nothing from them.

The Discord user id, the authorization token, and what you enable: the connecting IP for screening, the account age, and the answer to the lead source question. Tokens and bot credentials are encrypted at rest.

Yes. One bot, one server, verification and member restore included, with a 5 hour wait between pulls. No card required.

Pro runs five bots across five servers, Business runs fifteen. Each bot keeps its own members, settings and blocklists.

The checks run while Discord is redirecting the member back, so they add well under a second. A member who passes never sees them happen.

Yes. Cancel from the billing page and the plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for, then drops to Free.