Everything it takes to get DropSpot running in your server and put your first lobby live.
Invite DropSpot to your Discord server with the "Add to Discord" button on the home page. It'll ask for the permissions it needs to create channels and roles for your lobbies.
Add to DiscordLog in with Discord on DropSpot. We only ever check your identity and server membership - never your email.
Server admins land on the Admin Dashboard; everyone else lands on their Player Dashboard.
Each server needs an active DropSpot license before it can create lobbies - the bot can join and sit ready, but lobby creation stays locked until then.
Reach out to neqxus to get your server activated.
From the Admin Dashboard, name your lobby, pick a drop map template, and set your registration window.
Set which roles can register, when each tier's registration opens, and how contesting priority is decided if two teams want the same drop.
Players register from Discord and claim their drop live on the map as soon as their tier opens - or immediately for everyone, if you open it manually.
Manage fill requests, handle contested drops, and make live overrides from the admin dashboard. Close the lobby when the match wraps up.
If your server runs its tournaments through Yunite, authorize DropSpot to pull match results and zone analytics straight into your admin dashboard - requires Yunite Premium on your server.
After authorizing, paste your tournament's ID into the Yunite Tournament ID field when creating a lobby.
Authorize on YuniteAdd DropSpot to Discord and you'll have your first lobby running in minutes.