Use this command to customize the bot’s behavior and features for your community. Configuration options include:

1. 1. Gift Announcement Channel

   Designate a channel where gift announcements will be posted when a Creator receives a gift.

   Note: The bot must have permission to send messages in the selected channel.

2. 2. Server Leaderboard

   Enable or disable the generation of a leaderboard within your server to showcase top contributors.

3. 3. Web Leaderboard Integration

   Choose whether your server appears on the Tributify global leaderboard. You can also configure an invite link or landing page to display alongside your server entry.

4. 4. Auto-Tweets

   Connect your X (formerly Twitter) account to enable automatic posts when a member sends a gift. Great for boosting visibility and community engagement.

Adds a user to in-server games such as Roll the Dice, Roulette, or Spin the Wheel.

Removes a user from in-server games.

Note: This command requires the user’s Discord ID. You can obtain it by right-clicking the user in your server and selecting “Copy ID.”

Displays this setup guide directly in your Discord server for quick reference.

Allows creators to request a specific gift from their fans. The command supports the following parameters:

• amount (required) – The price or value of the gift.

• gift-name (required) – A short name or title for the gift.

• image (optional) – An image attachment to visually represent the gift.

• gifter (optional) – Mention a specific user to make the gift request exclusive to them.

If a gifter is mentioned, only that person will be able to fulfill the request.

Displays this creator guide directly in your Discord server for quick reference.

Send a gift to a creator by mentioning them and specifying the amount. You may also choose to send the gift anonymously.

• anonymous (optional) – If enabled, your name will not appear in announcements or on the leaderboard.

Quickly send a fixed gift of 10 USD / GBP / EUR to a creator, depending on your server's currency settings.

• Functions the same as the /gift command, but with a fixed amount.

• Supports anonymous gifting.

Roll a virtual dice to generate a surprise gift amount.

• Default range: 10 to 1000 (based on server currency).

• If a user is provided, the gift goes to that specific creator.

• If no user is specified, a random player from the players list is selected.

Gift a surprise item from a creator’s wishlist.

• If a user is specified, the gift will be selected from their wishlist.

• If not, a wishlist from a random player is used.

• amount (optional) sets the maximum price of the selected gift.

Interactive spinning wheel for gift giving. Two wheel types are supported:

• • Players Wheel
  • • type = Player
  • • amount is required.
  • • A random player is selected from the wheel, and the winner receives a gift of the specified amount.


• • Amounts Wheel
  • • type = Amount
  • • user, min-amount, and max-amount are required.
  • • A random amount is selected and gifted to the specified creator.

Displays the email address associated with your first gift.

Required for compliance with our payment processor.

Update the email address you provided with your first gift.

Must be a valid address to continue gifting.

Displays this fan guide directly in your Discord server for quick reference.

Displays a leaderboard based on gifting activity.

• • type – Choose between:
  • • Creators – Ranks creators by total gifts received (highest to lowest).
  • • Gifters – Ranks fans by total gifts sent (highest to lowest).


• • interval – Filter the results by:
  • • All Time
  • • Monthly
  • • Weekly
  • • Daily

Lists all active players (creators) who have been added to the games via the /player-add command by server admins. These creators are eligible for game-based gifting such as Roll the Dice or Spin the Wheel.

Displays a creator’s wishlist URL hosted on Tributify.

• If no user is provided, the command returns the wishlist of the person who ran the command.

• If anonymous = true, the response is only visible to the command sender (private view).