Last updated: October 4, 2026 · Category: Comparison · Editorial review · About the authors
Key Takeaways
- Both bots mark fake invites by account age. Invite Tracker does it by default with a 3-day rule that only Premium servers can change. InviteForge's Anti-Fake is off by default, and every plan can set the threshold.
- Invite Tracker keeps 30 days of analytics on its free plan. InviteForge keeps 7 days on free and 30 days on Pro.
- Invite Tracker Premium is €4.99 per month per server. InviteForge Pro is €3.99 per month.
Invite Tracker and InviteForge both attribute Discord joins to the invite that was used, and both separate fake joins from real ones. The differences are in the defaults, in what the free plan includes, and in price.
Every Invite Tracker detail below comes from its official documentation and premium page (retrieved 2026-10-04). InviteForge details come from the InviteForge docs.
How Each Bot Handles Fake Invites
Invite Tracker checks each join against a setting called the fake delay. Its invite tracking docs state that a join is flagged as fake "if the account was created within the number of days specified by your fake delay setting." The default is 3 days, the allowed range is 0 to 300 days, and customizing the fake delay requires Invite Tracker Premium.
InviteForge uses the same idea, an account-age threshold. Anti-Fake is off by default. Once you turn it on under Dashboard > Settings > Anti-Fake, a join from an account younger than your threshold is marked fake. The threshold is editable on every plan, including the free plan. The docs suggest 7 days as a starting point.
The practical difference: on Invite Tracker's free plan, fake filtering is on from the start, but the 3-day rule is fixed. On InviteForge, you must turn the filter on, but you can choose the threshold without paying. For how to pick a value, see setting the right anti-fake threshold.
What Each Bot Counts
Both bots split a member's invites into categories. Invite Tracker's docs give its total as regular - left - fake + bonus. InviteForge's /invites shows real, fake, left, bonus, net, and total invites.
Feature Comparison
| Invite Tracker | InviteForge | |
|---|---|---|
| Fake-invite rule | Account age below the fake delay | Account age below your threshold |
| Default | On, 3 days | Off (7 days suggested) |
| Change the threshold | Premium only | Every plan |
| Counts shown | Regular, fake, left, bonus | Real, fake, left, bonus, net |
| Invite-based roles | 1 on free, unlimited on Premium | 3 free, 5 Supporter, 10 Pro |
| Analytics history | 7 and 30 days free, unlimited on Premium | 7 days free, 14 Supporter, 30 Pro |
| Dashboard updates | Charts refresh every few minutes, per its docs | Live via WebSocket |
| Custom bot | Custom Bot plan, €9.99/month | Included in Pro |
| Monthly price | Premium €4.99/month per server | Pro €3.99/month |
Prices are monthly list prices from each official page on October 4, 2026. Both products also sell longer billing periods.
Analytics and Update Speed
Invite Tracker's analytics docs describe a growth chart of joins and leaves, join sources, top invites, and top inviters with retention. Free servers keep the last 7 and 30 days. Premium servers keep their history with no time limit. The same page notes that "charts refresh every few minutes."
InviteForge's dashboard receives each new join over a live WebSocket connection, so leaderboards and charts change as members join. History is shorter on the free plan: 7 days, with 14 days on the free Supporter plan and 30 days on Pro.
If long free history matters most, Invite Tracker's free plan keeps more of it. If you run a live contest where members watch the leaderboard, InviteForge's live updates matter more.
Beyond Invites
Invite Tracker's documentation also covers tickets, verification, raid protection, honeypot channels, giveaways, and message counting. InviteForge focuses on invite tracking, member verification, and invite-based giveaways. A server that wants tickets and raid tools in the same bot may prefer Invite Tracker's broader scope.
Verdict
Choose InviteForge if you want to set your own fake-invite threshold on the free plan, need more than one invite-based role without paying, or run live contests where members watch the leaderboard.
Choose Invite Tracker if you want fake filtering on by default, 30 days of free analytics, or tickets and raid protection in the same bot.
Switching? Install InviteForge, then follow Getting Started. For a wider roundup, see the best Discord invite bots in 2026, or compare InviteForge vs MEE6.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Invite Tracker detect fake invites?
Yes. Invite Tracker marks a join as fake when the account is newer than the server's fake delay. The default is 3 days, and changing it requires Invite Tracker Premium.
How much does Invite Tracker Premium cost?
Invite Tracker lists Premium at €4.99 per month per server and a Custom Bot plan at €9.99 per month (retrieved 2026-10-04). InviteForge Pro is €3.99 per month.
Can I migrate from Invite Tracker to InviteForge?
Yes. Install InviteForge and tracking begins from that point forward. Historical Invite Tracker data cannot be imported.
Can I run both bots at once?
Yes. Each bot keeps its own counts. Pick one of them as the record for rewards so members are not judged by two different numbers.
Related reading
- Discord invite tracker bots: the complete guide
- Who invited who on Discord
- About InviteForge (contact the team from that page)