What you will set up
- A public server listing with the right name, category, and tags
- A usable invite link and a readable description
- Visual assets like an icon and banner
- Growth tools such as credits and vote webhooks
Before you start
Make sure you have:- Access to the Discord server you want to list
- A valid Discord server ID
- A usable invite code
- A short description and a longer description if you want one
- A server icon and optional banner URL
Setup flow
Fill in the core metadata
Add the server name, description, category, and tags that best match the community.
Add the visuals
Upload or link the icon and banner that represent the server clearly on the listing page.
What makes a strong listing
| Field | Good practice |
|---|---|
| Name | Keep it short, recognizable, and consistent with your Discord server branding. |
| Description | Explain what the community does in one or two sharp sentences. |
| Tags | Use the tags that real members would search for. |
| Category | Pick the closest category instead of trying to be too broad. |
| Invite | Use a valid invite that does not expire immediately. |
| Visuals | Use clean, square icons and banners with enough contrast. |
After the listing is live
Credits
Learn how Rankly balances earned, session, and purchased credits.
Vote Webhooks
Send vote notifications to your own backend or bot.
Practical tips
- Keep the invite valid and easy to test.
- Update your tags when your community focus changes.
- Use the webhook test flow before relying on live vote events.
- Treat the listing as a landing page, not just a form.