SaaSFinderv1.0
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Overview

Discord is a free voice, video, and text chat application used by tens of millions of people to talk and hang out. Originally designed for gamers, it has evolved into a general-purpose community platform structured by channels and servers.

Available On

WebWindowsMacosLinuxIosAndroidMobile AppDesktop AppAPI

Key Features

Always-on Voice Channels
Screen Sharing (up to 4k)
Rich Bot Ecosystem
Developer SDK
Stages & Events

Pros

  • Industry-best, ultra-low latency voice codecs
  • Completely free for core features, servers, and calls
  • Highly scalable roles, permissions, and security controls

Cons

  • UI can feel cluttered or gamer-centric for corporate environments
  • Spam and malicious link bots frequently target public servers
  • Nitro billing can feel aggressive for premium customizations

Pricing Plans

FreeFREE
Free
  • Unlimited voice calls
  • Up to 25MB file sharing
  • Unlimited text/channels
Nitro BasicPAID
$2.99/mo
  • 50MB file sharing
  • Custom emojis and stickers
  • Nitro badge on profile
NitroPAID
$9.99/mo
  • 500MB file sharing
  • HD screen share streams
  • 2 server boosts included
  • Custom profile themes

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Integrations

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Alternatives to Discord

Quick Info

CategoryProductivity & Collaboration
Team SizeSMB
ReleasedMay 13, 2015
Last UpdatedJune 18, 2026
Monthly Visits1.1B
API AvailableYes
Open SourceNo

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AI Capabilities

Clyde AI chatbot (limited servers), auto-moderation tools powered by AI models.

Best For

DevelopmentEducationGamingCommunities