rplist for Discord: /top, /server and /rank, live, in your own server.
The same live rankings as rplist.gg, answered inside Discord. Add it to your server in two clicks, or to your own account and use it anywhere.
Both open Discord's own install screen. The server install asks for “create commands” and nothing else.
What the commands see right now (04:30 UTC).
- 1. SHARK COMMUNITY · 1,348 online · Thai
- 2. LIGA DAS TROPAS S1 —> .gg/ligadastropas · 1,284 online · Portuguese · vRP
- 3. CIDADE NOBRE WIPOU HJ 21-OUT · 1,224 online · Portuguese · vRP
- 4. Baylife RP · 1,216 online · French
- 5. BRASIL ROLEPLAY WIPE HJ 20-10 · 1,089 online · Portuguese · vRP
The three commands
/top — the busiest servers right now. Options: language (start typing: English, Deutsch, Português…), game (GTA V or Red Dead) and count (3 to 20). Each row links to the server's page, where one click joins.
/server — one server, found by typing part of its name. Players online and the cap, rank overall and in its language, 7-day average, peak, framework, whitelist or open, tags, the owner's Discord and website if they published them, and the live share card with the week's trend.
/rank — one line, for owners who want to drop their standing into chat: “#3 of 412 in English, 512 players online, 7-day average 480”.
- 1Add itPress Add to your server (you need Manage Server) or Add to your account (anyone).
- 2Approve the one scopeDiscord shows what it gets: the right to create commands. Nothing else is asked for, because nothing else is used.
- 3Type /In any channel, type / and pick top, server or rank from the list. Options autocomplete from the live data.
- 4Remove it any timeServer Settings → Integrations → rplist → Remove, or User Settings → Authorized Apps. There is no account on rplist to close.
Why no bot user
A classic bot joins your server as a member and asks for permissions. rplist doesn't need any of that: Discord sends each command to rplist's server over the web, signed, and the answer goes straight back. There is nothing in your member list, nothing that can read your channels, and nothing to break if rplist is ever down: the command just says so.
For server owners
Your server shows up in /server and /rank the moment it has players; the Discord and Website buttons appear when you've set the two lines in server.cfg. If you want a post every day without anyone typing a command, the daily rank post does that from a channel webhook.
Questions
- What does rplist for Discord do?
- Three slash commands. /top lists the busiest GTA RP (or RedM) servers right now, optionally in one language. /server shows one server's players, rank, 7-day average, links and its live card. /rank is the one-line version: where a server stands overall and in its language.
- Does it need permissions?
- No. It installs with the applications.commands scope only: no bot user joins your server, it can't read messages, post on its own, or see your members. It only answers when someone runs a command.
- Can I use it without adding it to a server?
- Yes. Add it to your own Discord account and the commands work in any server you're in and in DMs. Server admins don't have to do anything.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- The public FiveM and RedM server lists, read every 10 minutes, the same data as rplist.gg. Servers are ranked by players online, never by votes, and nobody can pay to move up.
- Can it post a daily rank update in my channel?
- That's a separate, free feature that doesn't need the app: paste a channel webhook on the owners page and rplist posts your rank, players and trend once a day.
- Is it free?
- Yes, and it stays free. The site makes money from labelled sponsored cards on its own pages, not from the commands.