How DealR works.
One listing, followed from the moment a member posts it to the moment the trade closes. All of it happens inside the Discord server you already run.
- 01
Posted
A member presses a button in #create-listing. No command to remember, no format to police.
- 02
Structured
Item, game, price, proof and owner become fields in one readable channel.
- 03
Found
If the market is public, the listing is searchable across every connected community.
- 04
Offered
An offer is a real object with a number on it. The owner accepts or declines.
- 05
Settled
A private ticket opens for exactly two people. Both confirm, then it closes.
What a member does
They open #create-listing, pick whether they are selling, buying or swapping in game, and fill in three fields plus a proof image. The bot posts it on their behalf, so every listing in the channel looks the same and carries the same information.
When someone wants it, they press the offer button on the listing rather than replying in chat. The offer carries a number, so there is no argument later about what was said.
What happens when an offer is accepted
DealR creates a private channel for the two traders. Nobody else in the server can see it. The agreed item and price are written at the top so both people are looking at the same terms.
Each trader confirms once they have done their side. Two confirmations closes the ticket and records the deal. If only one confirms, it stays open and your moderators can see exactly where it stalled.
- The market never holds anything Items and payment move directly between the two traders. DealR records what was agreed.
- Moderators keep their tools Tickets live in your server, under your roles and your rules.
- Nothing is hidden from you Every open deal appears in the owner console with its current state.
Three channels, with guided setup.
Setup takes a few steps and nothing is created until you finish it.