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Euphony review

Freemium#13 of 32 in Discord Music Bots

A command-controlled Discord music bot with free queue tools and paid playback extras.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Euphony gives Discord communities command-based music playback and queue controls, with a player interface for members. Its free Standard Server plan includes a 100-track queue, queue management, queue restoration, lyrics with voting, and track seeking. The product is aimed at smaller servers that want playback controls and a way to recover queues, while paid options suit communities seeking longer queues, playlists, or radio features. It is cloud-based and web-listed, with Discord commands as a core control method.

The plans divide features between individual members and upgraded servers. Deluxe Member costs $2.99 per month and adds ultra-quality audio, playlists, radio and autoplay, a queue of up to 9,001 tracks, and 24/7 mode. Enhanced Server is $4.99 per month for one upgraded server, a 1,000-track queue, YouTube-link support, playlists, 24/7 mode, and Auto Pause. The $8.99-per-month Deluxe Servers Bundle upgrades three servers, with a 5,000-track queue, radio modes, autoplay, crossfade, gapless playback, and synced lyrics. A seven-day free trial is available. Buyers should compare where a feature is attached—member plan, single server, or bundle—rather than assuming one plan includes every listed extra.

Euphony’s range spans playlists and imports, custom, artist, and live radio, smart shuffle, DJ role controls, lyrics, audio modifiers, and eligible-plan Last.fm scrobbling; Philips Hue is also listed as an integration. That breadth is useful for communities that want to shape playback, not just issue play and skip commands. However, playlist and radio support are not part of the free server tier, so servers wanting those modes should budget for a paid plan. The listed support routes are community and documentation, which may not fit buyers who expect direct support. Choose Euphony for queue restoration and paid radio options; look elsewhere if those free-tier capabilities or a different support model are essential.

Euphony pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free Standard Server plan includes queue restoration and track seeking
    • Paid plans offer radio modes, autoplay, and 24/7 voice-channel playback
    • Queue sizes scale up to 9,001 tracks on Deluxe Member
  • Where it doesn't
    • Playlists and radio modes are not available on the free server tier
    • Paid options split features across member, server, and bundle plans
    • Support is limited to community and documentation channels

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