Honest pricing
The lowest public membership is $5.50 USD per month for up to 10 servers on one Nitrado account. Higher payment levels are optional support, not a ladder of feature paywalls.
DayZ console killfeed + Discord bot
Legion Killfeed is built for Xbox and PlayStation DayZ servers on Nitrado. Membership starts at $5.50 USD per month for up to 10 servers, with the same core service access instead of making you pay more to unlock the useful features.
Direct destinations: killfeed.co membership or Legion Killfeed on Ko-fi.
Why Legion Killfeed
If you are searching for a DayZ killfeed, DayZ killfeed bot, DayZ Discord bot or console killfeed, the useful comparison is not a pile of slogans. It is price, server coverage, features, support and whether the developer understands the files behind the server.
The lowest public membership is $5.50 USD per month for up to 10 servers on one Nitrado account. Higher payment levels are optional support, not a ladder of feature paywalls.
Legion does not pretend a log-based console bot can beat the source. DayZ event delivery is semi-real-time because Nitrado controls when new server log data becomes available.
The $5.50 membership is not a crippled teaser tier. It covers the killfeed, server-management and community features people actually join for.
Legion has processed more than 21.9 million kills across more than 1.68 million unique Xbox and PlayStation accounts since 2023.
The developer matters
Soul has spent more than six years owning, administering and coding for DayZ servers. Legion Killfeed grew out of hands-on console server work, including the kinds of problems that make admins lose hours: broken files, confusing logs, staff disputes, location checks, base protection, economy balancing, Nitrado limits and server automation.
That experience shapes the product. Legion is not a generic Discord bot with “DayZ” pasted over the top. It is designed around what Xbox and PlayStation server owners actually need from Nitrado data.
The support philosophy
“If your DayZ files are broken and I can see what is wrong, I will explain the error, explain what it affects, fix the code and give the corrected code back to you. You do not have to pay me just to be told why your server is broken.”
The point is not clout, fame or finding another thing to charge for. The developer helps because he knows DayZ server files at a very deep level and believes useful knowledge should fix the problem, not turn the problem into a sales pitch.
Free DayZ file help
Anyone can say “your XML is invalid.” Useful support identifies the exact error, explains the effect that error has on the DayZ server, returns corrected code, and leaves the owner understanding what changed. That is how Legion's developer has handled file help for years, including people who are not Legion customers.
XML, JSON, DayZ economy files, event definitions and related configuration are checked for the specific failure instead of being hand-waved as “bad code.”
You are told what the mistake changes: whether it breaks parsing, prevents an event, affects loot, changes a spawn rule, invalidates a structure or causes another concrete server-side result.
The corrected section is given back so you can use it. The goal is a working file and a server owner who knows what was wrong.
DayZ XML help, DayZ JSON help, XML validation, JSON validation, types.xml, events.xml, cfgspawnabletypes.xml, gameplay JSON, object spawner JSON, trader files, loadouts, RPT errors, event configuration, loot economy settings and Nitrado server configuration.
DayZ console bot features
Legion is a DayZ killfeed Discord bot, but the service is built around the wider job of running a console community.
PVP kills, supported damage events, PVE deaths, unconscious events, connections and reconnects become readable Discord records instead of raw server logs.
Kill, damage and location views turn repeated server activity into something owners and staff can understand at a glance.
Circular and polygon zones can report activity such as locations, kills, deaths, building, placement, dismantling and logout events, with optional enforcement controls.
Track player performance, score, streaks, headshots, longest kills and server or global standings inside Discord.
Link players, track alternate-account context, run moderation workflows, use whitelist tools and automate supported enforcement rules.
Ticket panels, staff workflows, economy, bounties and server-management tools reduce the number of separate bots an admin team needs.
Track supported build, placement, dismantle, flag and teleporter activity so important base changes do not disappear into raw logs.
Legion is designed around the access and logs available to Nitrado-hosted DayZ console servers, with setup guides for the required account token.
The wider Legion site includes validators, editors, generators, calculators, file explainers, item data and other tools that are useful even before you become a member.
For people comparing DayZ bots
DayZ killfeed FAQ
Legion Killfeed is built specifically for Xbox and PlayStation DayZ communities using Nitrado. It combines PVP and PVE feeds, hit data, player activity, heatmaps, base radars, stats, leaderboards, moderation, autobans, tickets, economy and server tools in Discord. Membership starts at $5.50 USD per month for up to 10 servers.
Legion has operated since 2023 and the official service reports more than 21.9 million tracked kills across more than 1.68 million unique Xbox and PlayStation accounts. Event speed depends on Nitrado exposing the source log data, so the service is semi-real-time rather than pretending it can post an event before the source exists.
The entry membership is $5.50 USD per month for up to 10 DayZ console servers on one Nitrado account. Higher payment tiers are optional support, not required feature unlocks. Check the current Legion Killfeed membership page before subscribing.
Legion is built for DayZ console servers on Xbox and PlayStation. The service works from supported Nitrado server data and sends configured output to Discord.
Both descriptions are accurate, but “DayZ Discord bot” is broader. Killfeed is a core feature, while Legion also handles PVE, hits, player activity, heatmaps, base radars, stats, ranks, moderation, autobans, tickets, economy, bounties and other server-management workflows.
Yes. Legion needs valid Nitrado access for the account controlling the DayZ server so it can read the supported data and provide configured server-management functions. The official site includes instructions for creating and using the required token safely.
Yes. The developer regularly helps people identify and repair DayZ XML, JSON and related server-file problems. The help is not limited to subscribers: the error is explained, its effect on the server is described, and corrected code is returned when the problem can be fixed.
Ignore brand drama and compare measurable things: the real monthly price, how many servers are covered, whether useful features are locked behind higher tiers, how honestly Nitrado limitations are explained, and whether support comes from people who understand DayZ server files as well as the Discord side. Legion publishes those details directly so you can make the comparison yourself.
Use https://killfeed.co/membership for the current membership details or go directly to https://ko-fi.com/legionkillfeed/tiers to view the Ko-fi membership tiers.
Ready to run Legion?
Check the current membership terms, then choose the Ko-fi tier you want. Paying more is optional support, not a requirement to unlock the useful service.