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Migrating from MEE6 to Ori — Ori Discord Bot

Ori replaces MEE6’s welcome messages, reaction roles, and moderation commands — all free, with no feature gates. Add Ori alongside MEE6, configure the features you want, then disable MEE6’s overlapping plugins when you’re ready. No data migration needed.

FeatureMEE6Ori
Welcome messagesFree (basic) / Premium (advanced)Free (full)
Reaction rolesFree (limited) / Premium (unlimited)Free (unlimited)
Moderation commandsFree (basic) / Premium (advanced)Free (full)
Auto-rolePremium onlyFree
GiveawaysPremium onlyFree + provably fair
Custom dashboardYesYes
Price$0–$16.59/month$0 forever

Add Ori to your server. Both bots can run side by side while you migrate.

Open the Ori dashboard and set up the plugins you want:

  • Welcome — recreate your welcome message. Ori supports text and embed formats with variables.
  • Reaction Roles — recreate your role menus. Ori uses buttons instead of reactions (more reliable, same concept).
  • Moderation — enable moderation for /kick, /ban, /mute, /warn, /purge. Set your mod-log channel.
  • Auto-Role — set a default role for new members (this is premium-only in MEE6).

Every Ori plugin has a test function. Verify each one works before going live.

Step 4: Disable MEE6’s overlapping features

Section titled “Step 4: Disable MEE6’s overlapping features”

Once you’ve confirmed Ori is working:

  1. Open MEE6’s dashboard
  2. Disable the features that Ori now handles (welcome, reaction roles, moderation, auto-role)
  3. Keep MEE6 for any features Ori doesn’t cover (e.g., leveling, music)

If Ori covers everything you need, you can remove MEE6 from your server entirely. Go to Server Settings → Integrations → MEE6 → Remove.

  • Leveling/XP system — Ori does not have a leveling system
  • Music player — Ori does not play music
  • Custom commands — Ori does not support user-defined text commands
  • Timed messages — Ori does not schedule recurring messages
  • Social media alerts — Ori does not have Twitter/Instagram/Reddit alerts

If you use any of these MEE6 features, keep MEE6 alongside Ori for those specific features.

No data transfers between MEE6 and Ori. Each bot has independent configuration. MEE6’s moderation logs stay in MEE6. You’ll start fresh with Ori’s logging — which is fine, since Ori logs everything to your mod-log channel from the moment you enable it.

Can I run MEE6 and Ori at the same time? Yes. They operate independently. Just make sure they’re not both doing the same thing (e.g., both sending welcome messages) or your members will see duplicates.

Will my existing reaction role messages still work? MEE6’s reaction role messages will continue working as long as MEE6 is in the server. Ori creates new, separate reaction role messages. You’ll need to recreate your role menus in Ori’s dashboard.

Is Ori really free? What’s the catch? Ori is free. Every feature listed in this comparison is available at no cost. There is no premium tier, no feature gates, and no “free trial” expiration.