1. Choose the right 100mill plan
Creator is the starting plan for one Discord server with core CXP, ranks, rewards, and creator alerts. Pro adds advanced social CXP, approval controls, hashtag rules, cooldowns, duplicate protection, and private point messages. Studio supports teams managing up to three servers. Network supports agencies and community networks managing up to ten servers. Every paid plan starts with a three-day trial and can be managed online.
2. Create your account and connect Discord
Select Start 3-Day Trial or open the client portal. Authorize Discord so 100mill can identify the account and list servers the customer owns or manages. Select a server, connect the bot, and approve the permissions needed to read configured channels, send messages and embeds, use real Discord pings, and manage rank roles below the bot role.
3. Build custom XP and CXP paths
A path is one progression track, such as Engagement, Leadership, Artist, Photographer, or a completely custom category. Add rank names and set the points required for each rank. Connect each rank to a real Discord role. When a member reaches the requirement, the bot can replace the previous rank role with the new role. Owners can save every section without scrolling to the bottom of the portal.
4. Publish the member role menu
Choose the Discord channel where members select their primary role. The menu can show the complete rank path and configured rewards before the member confirms. Server owners can enable the confirmation step, keep role selection self-service, or assign roles manually.
5. Configure point values, cooldowns, and rewards
Set different CXP values for messages, reactions, voice activity, social posts, images, videos, live streams, approved hashtags, likes, follows, shares, and comments. Add channel-specific earning rules, duplicate-content protection, post cooldowns, and live-session cooldowns. Rewards can include Discord roles, instructions, downloadable files, or videos.
6. Add creators and automate social media notifications
Add or automatically register creators from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X or Twitter, Twitch, Kick, Facebook, and LinkedIn. For each account, choose the destination Discord channel, real role or everyone ping, post message, live message, content types, embed style, approval mode, hashtag requirements, and cooldown rules. Twitch and Kick accounts use live-stream alerts; video platforms can use supported post and live content types.
7. Approve, test, and re-share content
Automatic mode sends eligible content without owner review. Approval mode places detected content in the Approval Center so an owner can watch it, approve it, or skip it. Owners can also paste a public link, re-share an older post with a custom message, force a test notification, and review delivery history for queued, sent, skipped, or failed alerts.
8. Manage members, messages, and billing
The owner portal can show member points, add or remove CXP, reset balances, review level-ups, configure member DMs, and send announcements through the bot. Billing controls show the current plan, subscription status, server capacity, creator-tracking capacity, and optional add-ons. Locked features remain unavailable until the account has a qualifying purchase, trial, beta code, or lifetime-access code.