About us
We want building a Discord bot to feel like building a playlist
Bottly started with a simple frustration: every good Discord idea died in a folder of half-finished code. Hosting, tokens, intents, rate limits — hours of plumbing before a single command replied. So we built the opposite: a visual builder where you design the bot, and the boring parts are already handled.
The idea
A bot is really just messages, buttons and rules about what happens when. Bottly turns that into an editor you can actually see: build slash commands, embeds and components, wire automations on a flow canvas, and press start. When your bot is good enough to share, publish it on the marketplace — buyers get a working copy in their own workspace, and you keep earning from every sale.
No code, no ceiling
Every feature a coded bot has should be reachable by dragging blocks: commands, components, events and automations.
Your tokens stay safe
Bot tokens are verified and encrypted server-side, never returned to the browser and never shared with buyers.
Creators get paid
The marketplace is built so anyone can package a bot, sell it in USD and request a payout of what they earned.
Ship in minutes
Templates, onboarding and one-click runtime mean your first working bot is live before your coffee gets cold.
The developers
Bottly is made by a small, independent team — no investors, no growth team, just people who spend far too much time in Discord.
matu
Founder
Started Bottly and runs the product, design and the marketplace economy — experienced across the whole stack.
david0z
Developer
3 years of Node.js experience. Works on the flow engine, Discord runtime and backend reliability.
Antoni D
Developer
2 years of Node.js experience. Builds the bot builder features, integrations and the marketplace.
Ecarnuf
Admin
Staff and moderation — reviews listings, handles reports and keeps the community safe.
Where we're heading
Next up: richer marketplace tooling for creators, deeper analytics, more templates and a friendlier runtime with live logs. Read the documentation to see what already works today.