Qutie vs Raid-Helper
If sign-ups are all your guild needs, keep Raid-Helper. Qutie is for when you want more: attendance on your roster, loot, applications and the rest of the guild, in one bot.
What Qutie adds to your sign-ups
- Free, no limit
- Paid plan
- Attendance from voiceFree
Every sign-up ends as attended, late, left early or no-show.
- StrikesPaid plan
No-shows earn a strike on their own, and approved leave is excused.
- Leave of absenceFree
Members ask for time away and officers approve it, in Discord too.
- DKP and lootPaid plan
DKP for showing up, spent in auctions, rolls or a council vote.
- Rosters and profilesFree
Every game's roster with your own fields, trials and a profile each.
- Performance scoresPaid plan
One score per member from attendance, answers, strikes and gear.
- Party finderFree
Members start a group from a panel and others join with a click.
- ApplicationsFree
Forms, a review queue and a private room for every applicant.
- The rest of the serverFree
Moderation, tickets, XP, welcome messages, feeds and role menus.
Questions
- Can Qutie replace Raid-Helper?
- For most guilds, yes: Qutie has sign-ups with classes, role caps, a bench, reminders and repeating events. If you rely on Raid-Helper's deeper sign-up settings, soft reserves or its languages, Raid-Helper stays the better event bot.
- Does Qutie count attendance from Raid-Helper's sign-ups?
- No. Qutie counts attendance on its own events, from who is in the event's voice channel while it runs. Post your events from Qutie and attendance comes with them.
- Is Qutie free like Raid-Helper?
- Yes. Events, sign-ups, reminders, repeating events and attendance are free with no limit. Premium adds loot and DKP, strikes and performance scores for €8 a month.
- Can Qutie and Raid-Helper run in the same server?
- Yes. Each only answers its own posts and commands, so you can move over one part at a time.