Sticky and scheduled messages

A sticky message is a post the bot re-sends at the bottom of a channel whenever new messages push it up, so rules or instructions stay visible; a scheduled message is a post the bot sends at a set time, once or on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule. Supreme Bot does both from the dashboard or with /admin sticky set and /admin schedule add, which accepts an exact timestamp or a relative time such as 2h, 1d or 30m. Both are Premium features: up to 100 sticky messages and 100 scheduled messages per server.

How it works

  1. Set a sticky. /admin sticky set <content> [title] in the channel, or Dashboard → your server → Automation → Sticky. The bot deletes its previous copy and re-posts the sticky as new messages arrive. Remove it with /admin sticky remove.
  2. Schedule a post. /admin schedule add <content> <when> [recurrence] [channel_id]. <when> is an ISO timestamp or relative (2h, 1d, 30m); recurrence is daily, weekly or monthly.
  3. Manage the queue. /admin schedule list shows every pending message; /admin schedule remove <id> cancels one. Dashboard → your server → Automation → Scheduled shows the same list.

Free vs Premium

CapabilityFreePremium
Sticky messages per server—100
Scheduled messages per server—100
Recurring schedules (daily / weekly / monthly)—Included

Frequently asked questions

Are sticky and scheduled messages free?

No. They are Premium features (€4.99 per server per month): up to 100 sticky messages and 100 scheduled messages per server, including recurring schedules.

How does the sticky message stay at the bottom?

When new messages are posted, the bot removes its previous copy and posts the sticky again, so it is always the most recent message in the channel.

Can I schedule a message to repeat every week?

Yes. Add the message with recurrence weekly (or daily, monthly) and the bot re-sends it on that cadence until you remove it.

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