Discord alt account detector

A report opens on the account you searched: display name, handle, ID and creation date. Under it sit three counters — alt accounts found, VPN attempts blocked, servers verified in — and the Double Counter fingerprint.

Then come the linked accounts, one card each, sorted into three layers. Every card is a real Discord account with its ID, so you can hold it against your ban list or your mod log in seconds. Click a card and the search pivots onto that account. Each pivot is a new search, and it often surfaces a second ring of alts.

The report ends with the network map of every linked account and the account's Lens™ moderation record. Most reports come back in under a second.

Doogle grades each linked account by how many independent signals match. Those behavioural signals are captured across servers, they are proprietary, and the report never lists which ones matched: it gives you the verdict.

• Certain — high-confidence links that tie the two accounts directly. This is the layer you act on.
• Medium — strong but circumstantial links to the target's known accounts. Check them against your own context before you ban.
• Possible — weaker links, worth watching, never proof on their own.

A certain alt of someone you banned is a ban evader. A possible alt is a name to keep an eye on, ideally on your watchlist. A layer your plan does not show still gives its count, so the grading is never hidden from you — only the identities are.

Your first search each week is free once you sign in with Discord. On Free, the report counts every layer and shows one certain alt in full, as proof; the rest stays blurred.

• Standard, $6.99 a month: 10 searches a day, certain and medium layers.
• Plus, $12.99 a month: 20 searches a day, all three layers and Lens™.
• Professional, $29.99 a month: 50 searches a day, all three layers and Lens™.

A blurred layer still says how many accounts it holds, so you know what a plan reveals before you pay for it. The full comparison is on the pricing page. If you need more than 50 searches a day, or the data inside your own tools, the API is metered per request instead.

Searches are private. We never notify the person you searched, and nothing on their side of Discord shows that you looked them up.

Any Discord user can ask to be excluded from Doogle. Their record is then masked at every confidence level: you see a placeholder card instead of their identity, and a search on their own ID returns an opt-out notice. An opt-out applies to every Doogle user at once, whatever their plan: no one sees the masked account, and there is no way to pay around it.

Doogle exists to help moderators recognise people who come back under new identities. It must never be used to dox anyone: that breaks Discord's terms of service and the law, and it is not what the tool is for.