Organize · Fight · Earn · Together
Your guild, handled.
The Discord butler for Albion Online guilds. A live killboard minutes behind the fight, raid signups that fill themselves, loot logged by a small desktop app and split to the coin, regear with receipts — all from buttons, not commands.
✅ You’re in as Tank — the post just updated for everyone.
⏰ At 21:00 the bot pings the roster in the raid thread — mains “gather now”, bench “standby”.
💰 Balances updated — 4 members credited 80,000 each, both banks fed.
🎟️ You hold 7 tickets — weighted by your last 28 days of raids.
Real surfaces — try them: grab a role, enter the draw. The kill card is the bot’s own render.
How it works
One raid night, start to silver
Follow a single evening through the bot, stop by stop. Every one of these is something it does on its own — the officer presses a handful of buttons all night.
- 19:47
The call goes up
An officer loads a saved comp and posts it — roles, bench, gather time. One tap, not twenty minutes of pings.
Raids & signups - 19:52
The roster fills itself
Members press a role button and the post updates live. No spreadsheet, no “who’s coming?”.
- 21:00
Gather ping
At go-time the bot pings the roster in the raid thread — mains “gather now”, bench “standby”. Never @here.
@Tacuma@Rukavytsia@Mirae@Torvald +13 more — never @here
- 21:38
First kill card lands
Minutes after the fight: both kits with real item art, damage per participant, the victim’s gear priced in silver.
- 21:41
A death files its own regear
The death card carries a 🛡️ button — one press and a priced claim sits in the officer queue, card attached as evidence.
Regear - 22:58
The loot counts itself
Members running Guild Butler Capture had every pickup logged as it dropped and uploaded on its own. The officer presses 📦 Loot: the files merge, a pasted chest log marks what reached the guild, and the report prices it from live market data.
How loot capture works - 23:05
The loot gets settled
The gross is already filled in from the loot estimate — check it, preview, confirm. Pugs paid their full share, members credited after tax, banks fed, and the raid’s approved regears can come off the top. Reconciled to the coin.
gross == pugs + repair + Σ nets + banks ✓
Loot & settlement - 23:10
Raffle for the roster
One draw off tonight’s roster — winner picked and paid in the same transaction, so a promise is never left hanging.
Giveaways
Next morning: attendance logged, stats current, banks up to date, every member’s own page on the web already showing it — and nobody was DMed a spreadsheet.
Everything officers run by hand
One butler for the whole raid-to-payout loop
The live feed most guilds install the bot for.
- #kills & #deaths feed, highlights channel
- 🛡️ Regear from a death card
- Guests on the roster covered for deaths
- Guild report card — daily, weekly, monthly (Pro)
Call it, fill it, and know who showed up.
- One-tap role signup on a compact card
- Saved comps · end time · starting location · leader
- Officer console in the raid thread
- Gather ping at go-time — never @here
Silver in, silver out, and nobody gets shorted.
- 📦 Loot session — capture files + chest log → deposit board
- Settle preview → confirm, gross pre-filled from the estimate
- Merchant & regear banks · 🛡️ Deduct regear at settle
- Siphoned energy — readings taken by the capture app, income day by day
Recruits in, roster honest, roles and nicknames in sync.
- Apply buttons with forms
- Guild tag in front of the name, rank tag behind it
- 🧹 Clean up names, with an Undo
- Self-service role menus & departure sync
Giveaways, a casino, bet markets, a daily events board — and the bot under your own name.
- 🎉 Enter-button giveaways & raid raffles
- 🎰 Casino — coinflip, dice, slots, mines — silver only, never real money
- Bet markets on guild events — one pot, split among the winners
- 📅 Daily events board with live countdowns
The reason most guilds install it
A killboard that knows whose raid it was
Bind your Albion guild once and the bot makes the channels itself. Every kill, death and assist arrives as a rendered card — both gear grids, every participant’s damage and healing, and the victim’s whole kit priced in silver — about six minutes after the fight.
Then the part a standalone killbot cannot do: if the death falls inside one of your raid windows and the victim was on the roster, the card carries a 🛡️ Request regear button that files a claim into your existing review queue, with the card as evidence. Pugs, allies and alts on the roster are covered for deaths too, and a guild can pay part of a claim instead of all of it.
Guild Butler Capture · desktop app
The loot counts itself
A small open-source app for Windows and macOS. It reads Albion’s network traffic as it goes past and writes every pickup to a plain text log on your machine — no account, no terminal, no sudo. Pair it with your server and the raid’s loot session shows who looted what, what reached the guild chest, and what it is worth.
- It watches, never touches. It never types, clicks, moves or modifies anything in the game — it has no way to. The app and the capture engine are GPL-3.0 and public, so you can check.
- Chest log in, deposit board out. Paste the guild chest log and the report marks what each member handed in — a red ❌ for what is still owed, ⚰️ for what the killboard saw them die holding.
- Priced from live market data. On Pro, with the killboard bound, every pickup gets a silver estimate, a lone absurd listing is capped to the Black Market’s buy order, and the settle window opens with the gross already filled in. Counts are free on every plan.
- It feeds the other boards too. Siphoned-energy readings are taken off the game’s own traffic, and one member running it keeps the 📅 daily events board current for every server on that Albion region.
Windows, and Apple Silicon Macs. It cannot see the game through a VPN or tunnel, on cloud gaming, or on an Intel Mac. Windows needs the Npcap driver — the app fetches it from its makers and checks its signature.
No more loot drama
Everyone sees where every silver went
On the right: /audit me, live in the bot. Any member can pull their full silver history — and the top line is the raid you just watched. Here’s why nobody argues afterwards:
- Your whole history, one command.
/audit meshows every silver in and out — raid splits, regears, payouts — and proves the total matches. - The split is posted for everyone. Who got what, right in the raid thread — pugs paid their full share on the spot, members credited after tax.
- Wrong number? One click undoes it. And the correction shows in the history — nothing ever changes quietly.
- Your tax comes back to you. The regear bank pays for the set you lost; the merchant bank pays whoever sells the loot.
Only you can see this
Built for every guild
Whatever your guild runs tonight
From a two-man gank to a multi-party CTA comp — the same buttons, the same fair math underneath.
Gank squad
Any member can post a quick call — casual mode splits the loot evenly, no tax, no bookkeeping.
Casual raids · anyone can hostHideout defend
A saved comp posts in one tap; tax and banks are handled at settle, and the regear board can open itself at gather time.
Templates · taxed settle · auto regearCTA night
Several parties on one call, rendered side by side, with a bench that swaps in and a gather ping at go-time.
Multi-party rosters · gather pingDungeons & Avalon
Weighted attendance means the hard runs count for more — in stats, season payouts and giveaway odds.
Attendance weights · season poolDashboard · app.guild-butler.com
Your own page on the web, free for every member
Sign in with the Discord account you already use and the dashboard opens on you: your balance across every server you raid with, attendance, linked in-game names, your next raids, your haul, every fight the killboard has seen you in, and what your capture app has sent. Free on every plan, including servers on Free.
Officers get the guild office on Pro — economy, a searchable members board with a page per member, vault logs, loot sessions — and can adjust a balance or pay out from the browser: a preview first, the officer’s name on the ledger row, a DM to the member. A server link opens on its Pulse — what is called next, which boards are open, the latest fights — and every page has a real address you can bookmark or share.
Pricing
Free to run. Fly your banner when you grow.
Free
Everything your guild needs to run raids and split loot — and every member’s own page on the web.
- Killboard, raids, settlement & banks
- Regear, stats, giveaways, casino & role menus
- Loot capture app + loot checker, by counts
- Your own page on the web — balance, haul, kills, devices
Pro
New: the guild officeFor guilds that run the office from a browser — and recruit.
- The guild office on the web — economy, members, vault logs, loot sessions
- Adjust balances and pay out from the browser
- Applications with your own questions
- Nicknames and roster kept tidy automatically
- Obsidian kill cards, guild reports & loot pricing
Banner
White-labelThe bot becomes your guild’s bot.
- Your name and avatar on every message it posts
- Everything in Pro
- We set it up with you, and your questions go first
See the full comparison on the pricing page.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need to learn commands?
/menu hub.