It checks every 15 minutes
Discord is read on a schedule, so the bot acts within about 15 minutes rather than the instant someone posts, and it cannot answer a slash command. That suits welcomes, verification, support threads, giveaways and recaps.
Tell Whenever what your Discord bot should do, in plain words. AI builds it, connects your bot, and runs it for you: no server to host, no code to write. It can welcome members, verify them, open support threads, draw giveaways and post recaps, and reach any of 1,400+ other tools while it does.
The same three steps whether the bot welcomes members or files support requests.
In plain words: what it answers, which of your apps it may use, and when to hand over to a person.
AI writes the bot once, as code. The builder shows it as a map of its steps before anything runs.
Test it in a channel first, then publish. Whenever checks your server about every 15 minutes and does the job.
Real briefs for the same kind of job. Pick one and Whenever writes it against your accounts; the code is yours to change from there.
How a Discord bot on Whenever answers, and what it costs to keep running.
Discord is read on a schedule, so the bot acts within about 15 minutes rather than the instant someone posts, and it cannot answer a slash command. That suits welcomes, verification, support threads, giveaways and recaps.
A bot on that schedule runs about 2,900 times a month, whether or not anyone posted. A run counts once however many tools the bot uses in it.
A bot here can log a thread to Google Sheets, open a helpdesk ticket or check an order, because its tools are any of 1,400+ integrations or any API with published documentation.
Yes. Describe what the bot should do in plain words and Whenever writes it, connects it to your server through your Discord bot, and runs it. The code is there to read, but you never have to write it.
No. Whenever runs it for you on a schedule, with your bot token managed as a connection. There is no server or process of yours to keep online.
AI building and editing are free within weekly usage limits. You pay for runs once the bot is live, and on a 15-minute schedule one bot runs about 2,900 times a month.
Not yet. Discord is checked about every 15 minutes, so the bot acts on what it finds rather than replying the moment a command is typed. For instant replies, Telegram and Slack bots on Whenever answer as the message arrives.
Sources reviewed September 30, 2026.
Describe what the bot should do. Whenever writes it as code that can reach the rest of your tools.