> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://securitybot.gitbook.io/securitybot-knowledge-hub/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://securitybot.gitbook.io/securitybot-knowledge-hub/basics/get-securitybot.md).

# Get SecurityBot

SecurityBot offers two tiers so you can start protecting your community right away.

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## Free Tier ($0)

Add SecurityBot to your server at no cost. The free tier includes:

* Scammer join alerts (log notification, manual action required)
* Chat filters with a 10 actions/day cap
* Limited allowlists (20 links, 5 wallets, 5 invites, 5 handles)
* CAPTCHA verification
* Activity logging

**To get started:** Click "Add to Discord" on [securitybot.gg](https://securitybot.gg), select your server, and run `/setup`.

See the [Get Started (Free)](/securitybot-knowledge-hub/usage/get-started-free.md) guide for step-by-step instructions.

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## Premium ($20/mo or $200/yr)

Premium unlocks the full SecurityBot toolkit with no limits:

* Full scammer auto-ban + network flagging
* Unlimited chat filters and allowlists
* User filters (nickname blocking, avatar protection, account age)
* Channel locks and 2FA
* Bot purging and webhook monitoring

**To subscribe:** Visit [securitybot.gg/dashboard](https://securitybot.gg/dashboard), log in with Discord, select your server, and choose a plan.

See the [Get Started (Premium)](/securitybot-knowledge-hub/usage/get-started-premium.md) guide for step-by-step instructions.

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For a full feature comparison, see [Plans & Pricing](/securitybot-knowledge-hub/plans-and-pricing/plans-and-pricing.md).


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