What are Visibility Modes?

Visibility Modes let you control who can access key features of your server's economy — the shop, leaderboard, and backpack. Each feature can be set independently.

Written By Adam

Last updated 25 days ago

The Three Modes

Everyone (Default)

The feature is fully public. Any member of your server can access it, both in Discord and on the web dashboard.

Moderator Only

The feature is restricted to moderators and administrators. Regular members will see a message telling them the feature is currently restricted. This is useful when you want to soft-launch a feature or keep certain information private from regular members.

Disabled

The feature is completely turned off for everyone. Members won't be able to access it at all.

What Can Be Controlled

There are three features you can apply visibility modes to:

Shop

Controls who can browse and purchase items from your server's shop.

Mode

Behavior

Everyone

All members can view and buy items

Moderator Only

Only moderators can view and buy items

Disabled

The shop is hidden and cannot be accessed

Leaderboard

Controls who can view the points leaderboard and member balances.

Mode

Behavior

Everyone

All members can view the leaderboard

Moderator Only

Only moderators can view the leaderboard

Disabled

The leaderboard is hidden and cannot be accessed

Backpack

Controls who can view a member's purchase history.

Mode

Behavior

Everyone

All members can view backpacks

Moderator Only

Only moderators can view backpacks

Disabled

Backpacks are hidden and cannot be accessed

How to Configure Visibility Modes

  1. Go to the Points dashboard and click your avatar in the top right, then select Servers

  2. Click on the server you want to configure

  3. You'll land on the Leaderboard page. Head to the “Settings” page

  4. You'll land on the Settings page. Scroll down to find the Shop Visibility, Leaderboard Visibility, and Backpack Visibility cards

  5. For each feature, select Everyone, Moderator Only, or Disabled

Make sure to save your changes!

Who Counts as a Moderator?

A member is considered a moderator if they:

  • Have the Administrator permission in Discord, or

  • Have been assigned one of your server's configured moderator roles

Server owners always have full access regardless of visibility settings.

Common Use Cases

Running a private economy beta. Set the shop and leaderboard to Moderator Only while you're testing, then switch to Everyone when ready.

Hiding the leaderboard. Some servers prefer not to show point rankings publicly. Set the leaderboard to Disabled or Moderator Only to keep balances private.

Locking down the shop. If you need to pause purchases (e.g. while restocking or adjusting prices), set the shop to Disabled temporarily.

Visibility settings can be changed at any time in your server settings.