Sense

Send SMS and Telegram alerts to your Discord community

5.0•4 reviews•

319 followers

Send SMS and Telegram alerts to your Discord community

5.0•4 reviews•

319 followers

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Sense is a Discord Bot that allows you to send announcements via SMS & Telegram, all from within Discord. By sending announcements via SMS and Telegram, you can make sure your community sees your messages and keep your Discord's attention.

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Sense

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Hey y'all! Sense was born out of the desire to get text messages for the important things that were happening in various Discord communities. We found that we were missing important announcements as we were in over 50+ discord servers and didn't have time to scroll through each one on a daily basis to see what was going on. We realized that if we had this problem as busy creators, that a lot of our own Discord community members were also missing our announcements -- which is very important for engagement in Discord! Sense is an easy-to-implement Discord bot that you can add to your server to give the option to your community members to signup for alerts via SMS (texts) or Telegram. Since it's inception, NFT projects using Sense have raised collectively over $2m by sending out important product launch announcements via SMS/Telegram right within Discord. Sense is currently in over 800 servers with over 10,000 subscribers, and supporting various projects from NFT projects, to large Twitch/Kick streamers ('going live' announcements), to trading groups (that send out info about the markets). If you have any questions or would like to see how it works, feel free to join our support server here: https://discord.gg/sensebot 🔥 And for a limited time Product Hunt launch only, we're offering 50% off our Pro plan (which includes SMS) for 1 month (which includes 1000 SMS credits/5000 Telegram credits). Just use Coupon Code: PHLFG

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2yr ago

@maxnachamkin I have run a premium discord trading group for years and by my own estimates have lost about 10 to 20K of revenue over the years from customers who explicitly requested text message alerts. Not only will this product help me to realize more revenue in the long term, I beleive it will lower my churn rates by keeping my existing customers more engaged. I'm often competing for my customers attention with five or more other groups and this is something that can give me an edge to stay in the lead. Thanks Sense, I hope we can do business together for years to come. Cheers. Oh, it would be nice to see one or two more pricing plans ie the ability to purchase credits in advance or in bulk at a discount.

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@team_rvr_trading Love it RVR! And let’s chat, we can definitely set something up for bulk buying.

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2yr ago

@maxnachamkin the best, thank you for building this 👏

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2yr ago

only server owners can run this? i'd like to receive some discord announcements on my telegram, is it possible?

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@savvyblunt Hey savvy, yep only servers can run it. Unfortunately there’s no way to do what you’re saying without breaking the Discord TOS. Just ask your server to get Sense :)

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2yr ago

I’m in a few communities that use Sense and it’s become absolutely essential. I get notified of what I want to keep on the pulse of and don’t waste time anymore searching through all the channels to find the info I want to know. It’s become essential. 🙏

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@liana_cameris Glad to hear you love it Liana!! It's exactly why we created it. If you have any questions or suggestions for us let us know :)

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2yr ago

@maxnachamkin I do have a question! The discords I am active in already had Sense set up, so I’m curious - how does a Discord community get Sense on their server?

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@liana_cameris just head to sensebot.xyz and add it - takes a few seconds. The bot then has a tutorial on how to set it up so it’s very simple. Feel free to put them in touch with me as well and I can help them out if they need it (but they shouldn’t need it)

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2yr ago

@maxnachamkin well that’s super easy! Thanks so much 🙌🏼

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2yr ago

Ive been working in Web3 for 4 years +, and make a living full time off the ecosystem running multiple businesses; marketing, Defi, NFTs. Besides Twitter the best way to stay engaged with my favorite communities is Discord. Im in 50 plus Discord servers and because of this I have thousands of notifications. I want to keep up with all the recent updates but don't have the time. Some of these projects started using Sense, and now I get all the announcements I need via SMS or Telegram so I don't miss the time sensitive/important announcements. I'd urge anyone with a Discord community to empower their followers just like me and use Sense so people know whats going on in real time!

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@sam_modico Thanks for sharing Sam! Discord notifications are super overwhelming lol. Let’s go!!

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2yr ago

Discord is amazing, but let's face it, we miss SO MUCH STUFF! Sense makes it really simple by keeping you up to date with your favorite Discords by getting the important info texted to you via SMS. This is a brilliant idea and concept for an app and a much needed service for web3 and beyond. One of the worst feelings is finding out about something AFTER it happened. With Sense Discord, you never have to worry about that.

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@nobanksnearby Thanks for the kind words NoBanks -- and we agree!!

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2yr ago

Hi guys! Although I have seen it in action, I haven't used Sense just yet because I'm slow at building my own things.. However, I have been heavily using Discord for the last few years and early on was involved with some busy Discord communities. Based on the complexity of notifications and the current Discord setup, what we found was that a lot of people would miss important announcements because discord isn't easy to navigate & the notifications just become too much with multiple servers. Most people seemed to end up simply muting everything to miss the noise & quite often not checking back, which would in turn mean they miss important messages that they themselves would even like to get if it was easier. By providing alternative avenues like telegram & SMS that are more familiar with a wider variety of people, Sense really improves on this dramatically while opening up notifications to be shared more intuitively to a much broader market. Excuse the pun but it just makes.. Sense. ;)

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@_mitch_ Exactly!! You get it 👊 appreciate the comment.

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2yr ago

This is so dope!! I was getting overwhelmed with all the discord announcements and ended up either missing the ones I wanted to receive or having to take all this extra time to sift through everything I don’t want to see to find the things I do. Thank you for my making this is streamlined and easy. It just makes sense 😉

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2yr ago

Sense

Maker

@diana_fleischmann thanks Diana!!

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2yr ago

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Sense is highly praised for its ability to streamline communication within Discord communities by sending announcements via SMS and Telegram. Users appreciate its intuitive interface and seamless integration, which ensures important messages are not missed, even when users are offline. The tool is particularly valued in busy environments like crypto and NFT spaces, where timely updates are crucial. Many users highlight the relief from notification overload and the ease of staying informed without constantly checking Discord. Overall, Sense is recommended for enhancing community engagement and communication efficiency.

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