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What Welcomer does

Welcomer sends a message in a channel when a new member joins your server.
You can control:
  • Which channel receives the message
  • What content is sent
  • When the message is sent
  • How long the message stays before being deleted
  • Whether the welcomer is enabled
  • What webhook name is used

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Step 1: Add a welcome channel

The main setup command is /welcomer add.
This command supports multiple parameters, allowing you to configure everything at once. 
/welcomer add [channel] [content_name] [delay] [delete_after] [enable] [webhook_name]

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Parameters explained

  • channel (optional)
    The channel that will receive welcome messages If omitted, the current channel is used
  • content_name (optional)
    The custom content used for the welcome message You can change this later using /welcomer set
  • delay (optional)
    How long to wait before sending the welcome message Examples: 5s, 1m, 10m
  • delete_after (optional)
    How long before the welcome message is automatically deleted Examples: 30s, 5m, 1h Set to 0s to disable auto-deletion
  • enable (optional, default: true)
    Whether the welcomer should be enabled immediately
  • webhook_name (optional)
    The name of the webhook used to send welcome messages Defaults to baobun

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Step 2: Update content (optional)

If you didn’t assign content during setup, or want to change it later: 
/welcomer content <content_name> [channel]
  • This updates the content without re-adding the channel

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Step 3: Adjust timing (optional)

You can change the delay at any time. 
/welcomer delay <delay> [channel]
  • Useful if you want to fine-tune when the message appears

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Step 4: Control message deletion (optional)

Change or disable auto-deletion for welcome messages. 
/welcomer delete-after <time> [channel]
  • Keeps welcome channels clean
  • Set to 0s to keep messages permanently

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Step 5: Enable or disable Welcomer

Enable the welcomer on or off for a channel. 
/welcomer enable [channel]
  • Useful for temporarily disabling welcomes without removing configuration

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Step 6: Test your setup

Always test before going live. 
/welcomer test
  • Sends a test welcome message using the current configuration

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Example full setup (one command)

Here’s an example of configuring everything at once: 
/welcomer add #welcome default-welcome 5s 1m true "Welcomer"
This setup:
  • Sends messages in #welcome
  • Uses default-welcome content
  • Delays messages by 5 seconds
  • Enables Welcomer immediately
  • Uses a custom webhook name of “Welcomer”
  • Deletes messages after 1 minute

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Tips and best practices

  • Test after every change
  • Set delete_after for busy servers
  • Use webhooks to make messages look cleaner with your own branding

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Troubleshooting

If welcome messages are not sending:
  • Make sure the bot has permission to manage webhooks
  • Confirm the channel is enabled
  • Verify content exists
  • Check delay and delete timers
  • Run /welcomer test
For further assistance, refer to the Support Guide.