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Discord server setup checklist for RS stores

A practical Discord server setup checklist for RuneScape shops: channels, roles, tickets, pricing, vouchers, and staff permissions before you go live.

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A busy RS store Discord fails quietly: wrong roles, public staff channels, unclear order paths, and pricing that lives in five places. Use this checklist before you invite buyers.

1. Brand and first impression

  • Server name, icon, and banner match your shop brand
  • Rules and terms are easy to find
  • Welcome / verify flow is short (no 12-step maze)

2. Channel map that matches the order path

  1. Info: announcements, status, vouchers, FAQ
  2. Shop: pricing, packages, demos
  3. Orders: tickets or order panels only staff can manage
  4. Support: general help separated from paid order queues

3. Roles and permissions

  • Customer, VIP, and staff roles with least privilege
  • Staff cannot overwrite owner-only channels by default
  • Payment / wallet channels hidden from customers
  • Logs channel for audit (orders, payments, role changes)

4. Bots that belong on day one

Most stores start with pricing menus, tickets, and a basic order or wallet flow. Add loyalty and payment gateways after the core path is stable.

5. Go-live checks

  • Place a test order as a non-staff account
  • Confirm voucher / review links are current
  • Document who owns pricing updates
  • Invite only after tickets and roles pass the test order

FAQ

Should bots come before or after server structure?
Structure first: roles, categories, and ticket channels. Then install bots so permissions and destinations already exist.
Can X Tech do setup and bots together?
Yes. Packages combine bot installs with Discord server setup so you launch with one delivery instead of stitching vendors.

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