Syntax

$memberCount

Parameters

None.

Return Value

• Type : integer
• The total number of members (users + bots).

Examples

Simple display

$sendMessage[👥 **$memberCount** members on this server!]

Statistics embed

$title[📊 $serverName Statistics]
$addField[👥 Total Members;$memberCount;yes]
$addField[🟢 Online;$onlineMembers;yes]
$addField[🤖 Bots;$botCount;yes]
$addField[👤 Humans;$sub[$memberCount;$botCount];yes]
$thumbnail[$serverIcon]
$color[#5865F2]

Custom welcome message

$sendMessage[Welcome $username! You are member #$memberCount! 🎉]

Server size check

$if[$memberCount>=1000]
$sendMessage[🌟 This server has more than 1000 members!]
$elseIf[$memberCount>=100]
$sendMessage[👍 This server has more than 100 members.]
$else
$sendMessage[🌱 This server is still growing!]
$endif

Milestone checks

$if[$memberCount==100]
$sendMessage[🎉 **100 MEMBERS!** Congratulations to the entire community!]
$elseIf[$memberCount==500]
$sendMessage[🚀 **500 MEMBERS!** Thank you all for your support!]
$elseIf[$memberCount==1000]
$sendMessage[🌟 **1000 MEMBERS!** What an incredible milestone!]
$endif

Notes

• The count includes all members, including bots.
• The value is the number of members the bot obtains by listing the server’s members from Discord (1000 per request), not a cached counter. It is the same function as $membersCount (and $getMembersCount).
• To get only the number of human users, use $sub[$memberCount;$botCount].
• $onlineMembers returns a host-supplied online count when there is one; otherwise it returns the same total as $memberCount (see its page).