VibeBot
VibeBot creates Discord bots from plain-language feature descriptions. The publisher says its AI Bot Builder writes Discord.js code for an individual server, tests it, and deploys it. Each bot uses its own Discord application identity, with a chosen name, avatar, and invite link.
Build a feature for your server
VibeBot offers templates covering moderation, leveling, tickets, games, and other community functions. Its AI builder is intended to add a feature when the existing template does not cover your requirement. Describe the permissions and expected behavior, then check the result in a controlled channel before exposing it to an entire community.
The publisher describes testing before deployment, but that does not guarantee generated code has no errors or that an agent will moderate fairly. Review actions that remove messages, assign roles, or change settings. A community's rules and appeal process remain the administrators' responsibility.
VibeBot is operated by MAMAR GROUP LTD. Its ownership claim includes your Discord application identity, while a packaged source export costs $100 per export. That paid export matters if you intend to move from managed hosting to your own infrastructure; source access is not described as a free part of every subscription.
Check hosting and builder credits separately
The pricing page lists Lite at $5 monthly for hosting and Pro at $10 monthly for the AI Bot Builder, AI agents, and music features. Pro includes $10 in monthly AI credits, with an approximate feature-build count rather than a guaranteed fixed allowance. Additional bot slots are listed at $5 per month.
The three-day Pro trial requires a card and renews at $10 monthly unless canceled. The page also describes a $1 card check credited to the AI wallet. Confirm the checkout terms before starting.
Builder usage is paid from a wallet. The FAQ says existing deployed behaviors keep running when the wallet is empty, but new feature building stops until a top-up. That differs from ending the hosting subscription: canceled or unpaid trial accounts have bots stopped and a stated thirty-day window to restore service before restricted-account deletion.
Review music sources and permissions
The music feature includes queues, DJ controls, and playlist loading on Pro. Spotify and Apple Music links are described as metadata that the service matches to a playable source, not direct playback from those providers. Live streams are excluded.
The publisher's claims about maintained YouTube playback do not guarantee continued availability or grant music rights. Follow platform rules and applicable permissions, and verify which source the bot is playing. Restrict sensitive commands to the right roles and check behavior before relying on the bot for a busy server.