What it installs, and what it never touches.

DealR adds three channels and a slash command. It does not restructure your server, move your members, or take a cut of anything.

It creates

  • #listings Live listings only. Members read it; the app posts to it.
  • #create-listing The entry point. One panel, three buttons.
  • #market-rules Your rules, posted once. Optional, and on by default.

It never

  • Holds items or money Trades happen between members, in game.
  • Acts as the middleman It opens the private channel and links to the middleman server you choose.
  • Reads unrelated channels It only needs the channels it creates.
  • Changes your roles Your moderation stays exactly as it is.

Setup

01

Invite the app

Choose the server. Nothing is created until you finish setup.

Add DealR free →

02

Run /install

Follow the link to the console, sign in if needed, and choose your trading policy and public visibility.

03

Run it once more

The channels are created and the panel is posted. Your market is open.

DealR is free to add, and free to run.

Every listing, offer and private deal is in the free plan. Pro is optional, and only changes how your market looks and how you manage it.

Add DealR to Discord → See the plans

Free forever. Three channels. Guided setup.

Questions owners actually ask

Can members trade across servers?

Only if you allow it. Cross-server trading is a per-server setting, and members from other communities can never post in your channels.

What happens to listings when someone leaves?

Their listings are closed automatically and removed from the public market.

Do I have to make my market public?

No. Public, listings-only, or private. Private markets work exactly the same inside your server.

What does Pro actually change?

Appearance and owner convenience. Every trading feature is in the free plan.