RoleLogic is a free Discord bot that automatically manages server roles using simple IF-THEN rules. No coding required. It runs 24/7 to handle role assignments automatically.

Yes, RoleLogic is free to use. The free plan includes 2 rules per server, all 9 condition types, all action types, testing sandbox, activity log, and 5 cross-server links. Premium plans offer up to 210 rules per server.

What permissions does RoleLogic need?

RoleLogic only needs the "Manage Roles" permission. It cannot read messages, access DMs, or see any private information.

How do I set up RoleLogic?

Setup takes about 5 minutes: 1) Invite RoleLogic to your server, 2) Position the bot's role above roles you want to manage, 3) Create rules in the dashboard using the visual rule builder, 4) Test rules in the sandbox before going live.

What condition types does RoleLogic support?

RoleLogic supports 9 condition types: Has Some Roles, Has All Roles, Lacks Some Roles, Lacks All Roles, Exactly N Roles, At Least N Roles, At Most N Roles, More Than N Roles, and Less Than N Roles. You can combine up to 10 conditions with AND logic.

Can RoleLogic manage roles across multiple Discord servers?

Yes, RoleLogic supports cross-server role management. You can create rules that check roles in one server and add/remove roles in another server. Requirements: RoleLogic must be in both servers, members must exist in both servers, and role hierarchy must be correct in each server.

Quick Start Guide

Get RoleLogic running on your server in about 5 minutes.

Before You Start

You'll need:

Administrator permission on your Discord server (or "Manage Roles" at minimum)
A web browser

Step 1: Invite RoleLogic

Visit the RoleLogic website
Click "Get Started Free" or "Add to Discord"
Select your server from the dropdown
Click "Authorize"

RoleLogic only needs the "Manage Roles" permission. It cannot read messages or access any private information.

Step 2: Open the Dashboard

Go to the RoleLogic Dashboard
Click "Login with Discord"
Find your server and click "Manage Server"

Don't see your server? Make sure you have Administrator permission and RoleLogic is invited.

Step 3: Position the Bot's Role

This is important! Discord only lets bots manage roles below their own position.

In Discord, go to Server Settings → Roles
Find the "RoleLogic" role
Drag it above all roles you want RoleLogic to manage
Save

Example position:

Admin
Moderator
RoleLogic ← Put it here
VIP
Member
Unverified

Step 4: Create Your First Rule

Let's create a simple rule: remove "Unverified" when someone gets "Member".

Open the Rule Editor

In the dashboard, click "Add New Rule".

Set the Condition (IF)

Select "Has Some Roles" from the dropdown
Choose the "Member" role

This means: "If a user has the Member role..."

Set the Action (THEN)

Select "Remove Roles" from the dropdown
Choose the "Unverified" role

This means: "...then remove the Unverified role"

Save

Click "Save Changes". Your rule activates within 1 hour.

Want it immediately? Click the Play button to activate right away.

Step 5: Test Your Rule

Before relying on it, test in the sandbox:

Click the "Test" tab
Select roles to simulate (e.g., Member + Unverified)
Click "Run Test"
See what would happen

This verifies your rule works without affecting real members.

Done!

Your rule is now active. RoleLogic will:

Scan continuously — checking all members 24/7
React instantly — when roles change, rules apply immediately

Monitor changes in the Activity Log section.

Next Steps

Learn More

Understanding Rules — How rules work in detail
Condition Types — All 9 ways to match members

Get Ideas

Common Scenarios — 50+ ready-to-use configurations

Advanced Features

Cross-Server Rules — Manage roles across servers
Webhooks — Get notifications for changes

Need Help?

FAQ — Common questions and troubleshooting
Support — Get help from the community

Before You Start​

Step 1: Invite RoleLogic​

Step 2: Open the Dashboard​

Step 3: Position the Bot's Role​

Step 4: Create Your First Rule​

Open the Rule Editor​

Set the Condition (IF)​

Set the Action (THEN)​

Save​

Step 5: Test Your Rule​

Done!​

Next Steps​

Learn More​

Get Ideas​

Advanced Features​

Need Help?​