SellerBeware
No alert without approval
Join warnings only reflect cases that passed review. Pending and declined reports never ring bells elsewhere.
Community safety
When a bad actor shows up, your team already knows the story
SellerBeware lets trusted moderators file structured reports, sends each one to SellerBeware’s developers for review, and—once they accept a case—warns other servers the moment that person joins. Less guesswork, faster decisions, fewer surprises.
Designed around how moderation actually works
Reports stay organized, decisions stay human, and alerts only fire when a case has been accepted—not on every rumor.
Step 1
Report
Your moderators document who concerned them and why, in one standard format.
Step 2
Review
SellerBeware’s developers check the details before anything becomes a network-wide signal.
Step 3
Decide
Approved accounts go on SellerBeware’s shared join-alert list. Denied ones don’t—so other servers never hear about that report.
Step 4
Alert
Servers hear about it in the channel they chose—often before a risky member says a word.
Explore SellerBeware
Everything you need to evaluate the bot, roll it out to your server, and train your staff.
Features
Alerts, lookup, review tools, and the protections built into every step.
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Commands
Who can run what, and exactly how each command behaves in your server.
Command list →
Help center
Setup walkthroughs, role guidance, troubleshooting, and answers to common questions.
Open docs →
Built for trust
Communities use SellerBeware when they care about fairness as much as speed.
One queue, one team
Cases are reviewed by SellerBeware’s developers in a single shared queue, so the same standard applies in every community that uses the bot.
Transparent history
Anyone in your server can look up a user ID to read the status and reasons on file—no secrets, no whispers.
Is SellerBeware a replacement for Discord’s own moderation tools?
No. It complements them. You still use timeouts, bans, and audit logs as usual—SellerBeware adds shared context when the same person hops between communities.
Who can send a report?
Only people your server leaders trust with the Ban Members permission can file a formal report. That keeps volume low and quality high.
Where do I go for help?
Join our support server for setup help, appeals, and best practices. The help center covers most day‑to‑day questions.
Bring SellerBeware to your server
Add the bot, follow the quick setup, and point alerts to a channel your moderators already watch.