KippGuides DashboardChecked October 12, 2026
Kipp vs Security
Security: A security bot with a low-cost premium plan and a whitelabel option. Here is how it lines up with Kipp, feature by feature, using each bot’s own public docs.
| Feature | Kipp | Security |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Yes Free: every protection and moderation feature, in every server. Kipp Plus (extras and higher limits): $4.99/month, $34.99/year or $99.99 once. | Partly Free, with Premium at $3.49/month and Premium+ at $11.99/month. Many protections (advanced anti-raid, anti-spam, customisable verification and others) are premium. |
| Anti-nuke (limits on deleting channels, roles, bans) | Yes Your own limit for every sensitive action (a short burst and a longer run), with quarantine on the spot. | Yes Limits bans, kicks and channel deletions; a score-based “Beast Mode”. |
| Anti-raid and join filtering | Yes Join Gate (account age, avatar, names, unapproved bots) and raid shield during join waves. | Yes Detects and blocks mass joins (advanced anti-raid is premium). |
| Captcha or web verification | Yes Click, captcha, or a web check. | Yes Captcha on its website. |
| Alt-account detection | Yes Web check spots alts and ban evasion with one-way fingerprints, different in every server. Optional VPN check. | Not in their docs Not in their public docs |
| Auto Mod (spam, links, scams) | Yes Heat system with 19 filters, scam and disguised links, malware files; confirmed scam links are blocked in every Kipp server. | Partly Anti-spam (premium). Link and scam filtering not in its public docs. |
| Backups and restore | Yes Backups of roles and channels whenever you want; daily and automatic with Kipp Plus. | Partly “Automatic server recovery” (premium). |
| Lockdown, panic mode or quarantine | Yes Panic Mode, lockdowns and quarantine, with everything put back afterwards. | Partly Lock all channels; quarantine not in its public docs. |
| Cases, appeals and tickets | Yes Numbered cases, notes, ban appeals, tickets, staff applications and member reports. | Not in their docs Not in their public docs |
| Web dashboard | Yes Every setting on the web dashboard. | Yes Configured on its website. |
| Asks for Administrator when you add it | No No. Kipp asks for specific permissions only, and warns servers that give it Administrator. | Not in their docs Not in their public docs |
| Keeps visitors’ IP addresses | No No. Only one-way fingerprints keyed per server; sensitive data is encrypted at rest. | Not in their docs Not mentioned in its privacy policy |
Where Security is strong
- Low price, a whitelabel option and many narrow protections (vanity, server icon, emoji and invite changes).
- A clear privacy policy: security logs kept 90 days, deletion requests within 30 days.
Why people choose Kipp
- Every protection and moderation feature is free, in every server.
- It never asks for Administrator, so it only ever holds the permissions it needs.
- It keeps no IP addresses and encrypts sensitive data, and it watches for its own login being stolen.
- Everything is explained: every action comes with a reason and can be undone.
Sources
- Security: Docs
- Security: Premium features
- Security: Premium pricing
- Security: Verification
- Security: Moderation
- Security: Privacy policy
How we compare: we only list what each bot’s own website, docs and privacy policy say, or what reputable reporting confirms. “Not in their docs” means we couldn’t find it in their public pages, not that the bot can’t do it. Bots change; if anything here is wrong or out of date, tell us in the support server and we’ll fix it.