Best Discord Bots for Gaming Leaderboards

Leaderboards drive competition and keep members coming back. Here are the best bots to track rankings in your gaming Discord.

General Leaderboard Bots

Tatsu Tatsu includes a robust economy and leaderboard system. Members earn credits through activity, and you can create custom competitions. It also has fishing, pets, and XP — making it a full engagement suite.

MEE6 Leaderboard MEE6's leaderboard ranks members by XP earned through chatting. While not game-specific, it works well as a general activity tracker. The leaderboard is viewable on the MEE6 website.

Arcane A lightweight alternative to MEE6 with a clean web leaderboard. Better performance at scale.

Game-Specific Tracking Bots

Valorant Stats Bot Pull player stats from the Valorant API — K/D ratio, win rate, rank. Not a persistent leaderboard, but great for on-demand stats comparison.

OverStats (Overwatch) Tracks Overwatch player stats and can compare server members.

PokeNav (Pokemon GO) Full Pokemon GO leaderboard integration — trainer level, raid counts, etc.

Clashperk (Clash of Clans/Royale) Full Supercell game leaderboard integration — track clan wars, trophies, and more.

Manual Leaderboard Bots

For custom competitions (e.g. "Who gets the most kills this weekend"):

Apollo Not a leaderboard bot per se, but great for scheduled events and tracking participation.

Google Sheets + Webhook For full control: maintain a leaderboard in Google Sheets, post updates via webhook to a #leaderboard channel. Works for any game.

Setting Up a Custom Leaderboard Channel

Create a #leaderboard channel (read-only for members)
Post a formatted leaderboard weekly using a bot or manually
Update after each event or on a fixed schedule
Mention top performers in announcements

A competitive leaderboard is a great hook for your server listing on Discords.ai — mention it in your description.