Guardian Bot List

Allows users to share how their bot experience is

Site offers a way to promote a bot through payment (e.g. paid slots on frontpage).

Site supports Markdown in the bot's long description.

Site supports iframes in the bot's long description.

Site supports HTML in the bot's long description.

Site supports adding descriptions of a bot in multiple languages.

Site offers a vanity URL for bots.

Site has an option to add a discord support link.

Site has an option to add a custom website link for the bot.

Site has an option to add a custom support link for the bot.

Site has an option to add a custom invite link for the bot.

Site allows others to lookup vote data of a bot (e.g. through an API endpoint).

Site sends votes through Webhooks.

Site offers a way to vote for a bot.

Site offers an API to post the server count of a bot.

Site requires the Bot Owner to be in its Discord Server.

Site offers a widget (Image depicting specific stats of the bot).

Site offers a way to search for bots on it.

Site is mobile friendly (Can be used on smartphones/tablets).

Site has an option to get a bot certified.

Site offers categories or tags that can be added to a bot.

Bot data is stored when they are denied/deleted and can be easily resubmitted by the owner.

Site supports multiple languages.

You have to pay in order to gain access to the site and its API.

Site displays advertisement.

Site has an option to add a custom GitHub link to the bot.

Site has an option to add a custom donation link for the bot.

Site offers vanity URLs for certified bots.

Site allows to add additional Bot Owners/Editors to the bot.