What's a code group? A bundle of codes that share the same rules — for example, "Kickstarter Tier 2" might contain 200 unique codes, while "Podcast Episode 47" might be one shared code. You'll generate codes inside the group after creating it.
Just a label so you can find it later.
One-time codes
Best for: Kickstarter rewards, NFT drops, raffle prizes
Each code can be redeemed by exactly one person, then burns out. Generate as many codes as you have rewards.
Per-person codes
Best for: event wristbands, conference badges, IRL meetups
A code can be on many wristbands, and each person can claim once across the whole group. Stops one person from grabbing the role twice.
Single shared code
Best for: podcast shout-outs, livestream giveaways, broadcasts
One code (e.g. PODCODE) that anyone can redeem. Set a redemption cap below if you want a hard limit.
Leave blank for no limit.
After this date, codes in the group stop working. Leave blank to never expire.
Shown to people who redeem a code before joining your server, so they can join in one click. Use a non-expiring invite if possible.
Leave blank for a permanent role. Otherwise the role is automatically removed this long after each redemption (e.g. a 24-hour event pass).
Generate codes
Up to 1000 at a time.
Longer = harder to guess. 12 is a good default.
Codes will start with this — e.g. KS-A1B2C3D4E5F6. Helps you tell groups apart at a glance.
One per line. If you fill this in, the settings above are ignored. Letters and digits only — case is normalised.