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Flo vs PeakBot: AI Discord Bots Compared

Compare Flo and PeakBot on price, free AI, server building and hacked-account protection. Flo includes 5 free AI uses a week.

Flo, the AI Discord bot, is the pick if you are starting a new server or you are unhappy with your current bot. Every Flo server gets 5 free AI uses a week, while PeakBot's AI features start on its Pro plan at $8.25 a month. Flo Pro is $5.99 a month, and Flo's free plan already covers moderation, automod, tickets, welcome, logging, custom commands, YouTube and Twitch alerts and reaction roles. Flo's Pro and Ultra plans also include Compromised Account Protection for hacked members posting scams, and PeakBot's site lists no hacked-account detection. Pick PeakBot if you want free leveling, giveaways and daily backups, which Flo does not offer.

We make Flo, so read this knowing that. PeakBot details come from peakbot.pro and its pricing page, checked October 27, 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us in the support server and we will fix it.

Flo vs PeakBot at a glance

FeatureFloPeakBot
Free AI uses5 per weekNone. AI features start on Pro
Paid planPro: $5.99/month or $59.99/yearPro: $8.25/month or $69/year, per server
Building a server with AIFree preview, then $1.99 to build (includes the first month of Pro)In the Pro plan
Plain-English admin in Discord /flo or @Flo, on the free plan AI Discord command, Pro only
Hacked-account scam detection Alerts on Free, automatic on Pro and Ultra AI moderation of scam attempts, Pro only
Matches known scam screenshots Image hashing, Pro and Ultra Its Pro plan lists AI moderation of text and images
Custom slash and prefix commands 5 free, 25 on Pro
YouTube and Twitch alerts
Webhook protection
Ticket claiming
Threat log
Anti-nuke
Anti-raid
Tickets with transcripts
Welcome messages
Logging
Auto-responder
Reaction roles
Preview before AI builds
Web dashboard

❌ means not listed on peakbot.pro as of October 27, 2026. ⚠️ means partial or paid-only, as noted in the cell.

Where PeakBot is ahead

PeakBot's free plan lists XP and leveling, and its feature list includes giveaways, polls and an invite tracker. Its free plan also lists daily backups, and paid plans raise the number (5 a day on Starter, 25 on Pro). It has an "ask your analytics" feature that answers a plain question with a live chart, and a server templates marketplace. If those matter more to you than AI on the free plan, PeakBot is worth a look.

How to switch from PeakBot to Flo

  1. Add Flo to your server and leave PeakBot running while you set Flo up.
  2. In the PeakBot dashboard, turn off the features Flo will replace, such as moderation, tickets and logging, so the two bots do not both act on the same message or member.
  3. Move Flo's role near the top of your role list, then set up security first: anti-nuke, anti-raid, automod and, on Pro and Ultra, Compromised Account Protection.
  4. Move features over one at a time, such as tickets, welcome messages and logging, using /flo or the dashboard.
  5. Remove PeakBot once Flo covers what you used. Keep it if you rely on its leveling or giveaways.

Frequently asked questions

Is Flo cheaper than PeakBot?

On the AI plans, yes. Flo Pro is $5.99 a month, and PeakBot's pricing page lists its Pro plan, which includes the AI Server Builder, at $8.25 a month. Flo's free plan also includes 5 AI uses a week.

Does Flo have free AI uses?

Yes. Every Flo server gets 5 AI uses a week on the free plan. PeakBot lists its AI Server Builder and AI Discord command under Pro.

How does Flo handle hacked accounts?

On Pro and Ultra, Flo's Compromised Account Protection catches one account posting the same links or images across several channels quickly, and it matches known scam screenshots using image hashing. Known scams get a hard action and unknown ones get a reversible action with one-click undo. Alert-only mode is available and staff are exempt.

Can I run Flo and PeakBot together?

Yes. Add Flo next to PeakBot and move features over one at a time. Turn a feature off in one bot when you turn it on in the other so they do not both respond.