Discord — Voice, video, and text communication platform for communities, developers, and gamers

Discord lets users talk, chat, and hang out in customizable servers organized into topic-based voice and text channels.

About Discord

Originally created for gaming, Discord has grown into the primary gathering place for open-source software communities, AI creators (such as Midjourney), web3 teams, and gaming friends. With low-latency voice channels, screen-sharing, stage events, and developer bots, it powers hundreds of millions of servers.

Key features

  • Drop-In Voice Channels — Click any voice channel to instantly talk without calling or ringing anyone.
  • Rich Bot & Developer API — Automate moderation, music, AI image generation, and custom workflows.
  • Screen Share & Go Live — Stream games, code reviews, and presentations at up to 4K 60fps.

Pricing

Pricing model: Freemium.

  • Discord Free — $0 — Unlimited servers, Low-latency voice chat, 25MB file uploads, Full bot access
  • Nitro Basic —
.99 / month — 50MB file uploads, Custom emojis anywhere, Special profile badge
  • Discord Nitro — $9.99 / month — 500MB uploads, 4K 60fps streaming, 2 Server Boosts, Custom sounds
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    Platforms

    Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, Web

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