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Get feedback on your Discord bot from server owners.

A Discord bot lives or dies at setup: the invite screen with its list of permissions, then a server where nobody knows the commands. Makers on the wall add your bot to their own test server, set it up from scratch and write down where it got confusing.

Get your first testersSee what’s on the wall
  1. 1 · Post itPaste your link, say what testers should look at. It goes on the wall right away, free.
  2. 2 · Test oneClaim another maker's project and write down what broke. Each report earns 20 credits.
  3. 3 · Read yoursMakers test your project. Each report arrives locked with an excerpt; 20 credits unlock it in full.

Why bots need a fresh server

Your test server has the bot's role at the top, channels named the way you expect and commands you know by heart. A new server has none of that. Most bot bugs live there: a role ordered below the members it's supposed to manage, a missing permission, a command that fails silently in a channel it can't post in.

What to put in your brief

  1. 1The invite link, with only the permissions the bot really needs.
  2. 2Ask testers to create an empty server, so setup starts from zero.
  3. 3The first three commands a server owner should try.
  4. 4Anything that needs a second account (moderation, DMs, games) so testers can bring a friend or an alt.

Projects open for testing right now

Real projects from the wall. Test one while you wait for your own reports.

See your listing before you sign up

Paste your link. We read the name, the icon and the cover, and show you the card other makers will see on the wall. You only create an account when you publish it.

Free. No card, no account yet.

Questions

Do testers need their own Discord server?
Yes, a server where they can add bots. Creating an empty one takes a minute, and testing on a fresh server is the point.
How many permissions should my bot ask for?
As few as it needs. Testers will tell you whether the list on the invite screen made them hesitate, which is exactly how real server owners react.
Can I list a Telegram or Slack bot too?
Yes. Anything testers can reach from a link can go on the wall. Write the setup steps in the private brief.
Is Makers Wall really free?
Yes. There is nothing to pay and no card to add. You pay in tests instead: each report you write for another maker earns 20 credits, and 20 credits unlock a full report on your project.
Who tests my project?
Other makers with projects on the wall. They are good at spotting broken flows, confusing copy and bugs. They are probably not your target customers, so treat their reports as a sharp first pass before launch, not as market research.
What if a report is lazy?
You see an excerpt before you unlock it. Once it's unlocked you can accept and rate it, or request changes once with a message. Ratings follow testers around: a report that says "nice app!" earns a low one.

Put yours on the wall.

Free. Test another maker’s project, get honest reports on yours.

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