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@getfire.bot

The only Discord bot you'll need, with features such as memes, moderation, utilities and more, why wait? Created by @gaminggeek.dev

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

To top it all off, the average response time for commands (i.e. the time from you sending the command to when it is considered complete, including retrieving data & sending messages) is under a second

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There is text in the center saying the following "Average Response Time" "925ms"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

and here we have the top 5 hours for commands along with the number of commands ran during each

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It has the text "Top Hours" above a list with the following items:
8pm - 6,068
7pm - 5,983
6pm - 5,860
9pm - 5,695
5pm - 5,639

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Most commands were ran at 8pm UTC (9pm CET, 3pm EST, 12pm PST, 7am AEDT)

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There is text in the center saying the following "Peak Activity Hour" "8pm" "Based on time in UTC"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

All this talk about how many times commands were ran made me curious to see *where* they were ran, so here's the top 5 public servers along with the number of commands ran in each A server is considered public if it is listed in either Discord's or Fire's discovery pages

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It has the text "Top Servers" above a list with the following items:
Axiom - 18,794
Essential Mod - 14,772
Pridecord - 11,639
Fire - 1,481
Dejays Place - 1,173

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Out of the 98.9k commands, which ones were the most popular? It's worth noting that some commands were excluded from this list if they were mostly ran indirectly, e.g. quote through message links, tag view through slash tags

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

A big part of Fire is moderation, helping you keep your servers safe, and there were a lot of actions (ban, mute, kick etc.) taken against users with the majority of them being bans!

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There is text in the center saying the following "Moderation Actions" "24,925" "Including 21,399 bans!"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Slash commands aren't the only type of "interaction" on Discord and if we look at them all, there was 55,358 non-slash command interactions in 2025 for a total of 117,307

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There is text in the center saying the following "Interactions" "117,307" "(Slash commands, buttons, dropdowns etc.)"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Fire keeps track of the events it receives in Discord, increasing a counter as each one flows through (which it got 414,455,990 of throughout 2025, an average of 1,240,505 per day) I decided to filter just MESSAGE_CREATE and it turns out they made up about 39% of events

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There is text in the center saying the following "Messages Seen" "162,394,443"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Of those 98.9k commands used, how many were via slash commands? As it turns out, almost 63% of them! Fire's migration to be 100% slash commands had slowed down for a while but will be continuing in 2026 with the end goal being no more message commands

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There is text in the center saying the following "Slash Commands" "61,949"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

First up is the total number of commands used. Fun fact, you can see a counter on Fire's website showing this statistic, updating every 30 minutes, on the stats page (getfire.bot/stats)

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There is text in the center saying the following "Commands Used" "98,931" "Across all servers"

At the bottom is the text "#FireLookback2025"

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Fire @getfire.bot · 01/01/2026

Happy New Year! You can now take a look back at your usage of Fire in 2025 via the Fire website - getfire.bot/lookback We'll do the same here, sharing some overall statistics from the year #FireLookback2025

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Fire @getfire.bot · 24/02/2025

You can now subscribe to Fire Premium using Revolut Pay Using Revolut Pay allows you to exchange RevPoints for a discount and earn 2x points in return! New to Revolut? Sign up after subscribing to earn €20 (T&Cs apply, see www.revolut.com/legal/pay-wi... for more)

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Screenshot from the Revolut app showing the checkout page for Fire Premium

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Fire @getfire.bot · 09/07/2023

Hello Bluesky! 👋 I've got some news to share... Fire Premium now accepts PayPal! 🥳 You can read about this & more at inv.wtf/news090723

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