Get More From Your Boosts With New Server Perks
Discord is expanding Server Boosts beyond linear level upgrades with two new perks that can be unlocked directly: Enhanced Role Styles and Server Tags. Each perk costs 3 Boosts and remains active while those Boosts are allocated, allowing servers to use extra community contributions for targeted customization without reaching a higher Boost Level. ## Directly Unlockable Server Perks - Servers can now spend Boosts either to: - Progress through existing Boost Levels and bundled benefits - Unlock specific perks independently - Enhanced Role Styles and Server Tags each require 3 Boosts, or 6 Boosts total for both. - No minimum server level is required. - Administrators can enable perks from the Server Boost tab above the channel list: - Check available Boosts - Select a perk - Click **Enable Perk** - Use **Configure** to customize it - Perks remain active as long as the required Boosts continue to be assigned. ## Enhanced Role Styles - Costs 3 Boosts. - Adds animated, gradient, holographic, and other vibrant styles to server roles. - Helps distinguish moderators, contributors, and other important roles. - Once unlocked, the styles can be applied to any number of roles. - Servers can use the feature selectively or apply colorful designs broadly. ## Server Tags - Costs 3 Boosts. - Lets members represent a server across Discord with a tag of up to four characters and a pixel-style icon. - Tags can appear: - Beside usernames in chats and member lists - On user profiles - People outside the server can see a member’s tag and view a small server profile. - If enabled by administrators, viewers may be able to apply to join the server directly through the tag. - Suggested tag styles include game-related abbreviations such as “FPS,” “RPG,” or “PVP,” as well as personality-driven labels like “CUTE” or “LOUD.” Discord’s new system gives servers more control over how they spend Boosts. Communities can retain their existing level-based benefits while using extra Boosts for distinctive role styling and broader server identity through tags.
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