Discord has transformed from a gamers’ chat platform into a central hub for communities, NFT creators, and Web3 projects.

Over the years, Discord has expanded its offerings, from enhanced voice and video features to improved community management tools and integrations with other platforms. These updates have significantly increased its influence and demand in the market.

The platform’s continuous developments are expanding its reach across various industries, including gaming, business, education, and more. To better illustrate Discord’s impact and growing demand, we’ve compiled the following data sets.

Monthly Active User Statistics 

In April 2024, Discord reported 200 million monthly active users, reflecting a 29.87% increase from January 2023’s count of 154 million. 

However, by September 2024, the monthly active user count had dipped slightly to 150 million. 

This trend indicates potential fluctuations in user engagement on the platform.

Month – Year  Monthly Active User (Million) 
May 2019 56
December 2019 70
November 2020 120
December 2020 140
September 2021 150
January 2022 152
January 2023 154
April 2024 200
September 2024 150

Discord User Demographic Segmentation

According to a February 2024 report, most of Discord’s users fall within the 25-34 age group, making up 53.4% of its total user base. 

Users aged 35-44 hold the second-largest share at 26%, while younger users aged 16-24 account for 20.6%.

Age  Userbase Share % 
25-34 years  53.4%
34-44 years  26%
16-24 years  20.6%

The reports indicate that men comprise most of Discord’s user base, accounting for approximately 67.3%. Women represent about 31.5% of users. 

Discord Countrywide Distribution Of Users 

As of 2024, the United States has the highest number of Discord users, with approximately 244 million, making up 27% of the total user base. 

Brazil follows with 115.9 million users, representing 12.8%. India comes next with 38.4 million users, accounting for 4.24%. 

The United Kingdom ranks fourth, with 34.8 million users, which is 3.85% of the user base.

Discord Registered User Count 

In January 2023, Discord had approximately 563 million registered users, a significant increase of over 87% from 300 million in June 2020. 

Discord user registrations grew from 45 million in 2017 to around 300 million by 2020.

By the end of 2024, the registered user count is projected to reach 614 million, expected to reach 689 million by 2025.

Year  Registered User (In Millions) 
2016 25
2017 90
2018 130
2019 250
2020 300
2021 370
2022 456
2023 563
2024 614
2025 689

Daily Active User On Discord  

Reports indicate that users spend nearly four hours per day on the platform. 

In 2024, estimates indicate that daily active users on Discord reached as high as 29 million. This is an increase from approximately 26.5 million in 2023.

Over the years, the number of daily active users has consistently risen, growing from an estimated 21.5 million in 2021 to predictions of around 25 million in 2022. 

Experts believe that the daily active users can even go up to 31.5 million in 2025. 

Year  Daily Active User Count 
2017 9 million
2018 19 million
2019 14 million
2020 19 million
2021 21.5 million
2022 25 million
2023 26.5 million
2024 29 million
2025 31.5 million

Funds Raised By Discord 

Reports state that in over 12 disclosed funding rounds, Discord raised about $995.41 million. 

In the last funding round, 2022, Discord raised $10.86 million and $1.95 million. 

Month – Year  Funding Round  Funds Raised 
March 2022 Secondary Market  $10.86 million
March 2022  Secondary Market  $1.95 million 
Sep 2021 Series H  $500 million
Jul 2021 Secondary Market  –
Feb 2021 Secondary Market  $3.30 million
Dec 2020 Series H $100 million 
Sep 2020 Secondary Market  –
Jun 2020 Series G $100 million
Dec 2018 Series F  $150 million 
Apr 2018  Series E  $50 million
Jan 2017 Series D  $50 million
Jan 2016 Series C  $20 million
Feb 2015 Series B  –
Nov 2013 Series A  $8.20 million
Jul 2012 Seed  $1.10 million

Valuation Of Discord 

According to a 2021 report, Discord is valued at approximately $15 billion. In 2020, its valuation was around $7 billion. This represents a significant increase of 114.29% within just one year.

In summary, Discord’s rapid growth in valuation highlights its rising importance in the digital communication space.

Month – Year  Valuation 
Nov 2013 $23.34 million
Feb 2015  $48.5 million
Jan 2016 $108.42 million
Jun 2016 $282.28 million
Jan 2017 $725 million
Apr 2018 $1.65 billion
Dec 2018 $2.05 billion
Jun 2020 $3.5 billion
Dec 2020 $7 billion
Sept 2021 $15 billion

Discord Revenue Statistics 

In 2023, Discord generated an annual revenue of $600 million. 

While data for the year 2024 is not available yet, reports indicate that Discord generated $11 million in August 2024, with approximately $7 million from iOS apps and $4 million from Android apps. 

In 2022, Discord’s revenue was $445 million, reflecting a 34.83% increase in 2023.

Year  Revenue 
2023 $600 million
2022 $445 million
2021 $309 million
2020 $130 million
2019 $45 million

Number Of Paid Users On Discord 

As of 2024, only about 0.67% of Discord’s users are paid subscribers to its premium services. 

Discord offers a Nitro plan that allows users to upload larger files, stream HD videos, and access additional features. 

Approximately 614 million users have subscribed to Discord Nitro services.

Discord Active Servers Figure

In 2023, Discord reported 21 million active servers. 

These servers serve as community spaces with multiple channels where users can chat, share, and interact. 

By September 2024, Discord reported that 19 million servers were active weekly.

Year  No. Of Active Servers 
2018 4.4 million
2020 6.7 million
2021 13.6 million
2022 19 million
2023 21 million

Discord App Download Statistics 

In August, Discord recorded 9 million app downloads for just one month. 

By the end of 2023, total downloads for the fourth quarter reached 23.74 million.

The most Discord app downloads occurred in Q4 2020, totaling 47.64 million.

Quarter – Year  Number of Downloads (in Million)
Q1 2020 25.85
Q2 2020 38.32
Q3 2020  44.46
Q4 2020 47.46
Q1 2021 35.96
Q2 2021  32.86
Q3 2021 32.21
Q4 2021 28.3
Q1 2022 31.05
Q2 2022 24.96
Q3 2022 24.78
Q4 2022 23.44
Q1 2023 27.73
Q2 2023 26.1
Q3 2023 25.83
Q4 2023 23.74

Countries With Most Discord App Downloads 

The United States leads in Discord app downloads, accounting for 25% of total downloads worldwide. 

Following the U.S., Brazil and Russia contribute 7% and 5% of downloads, respectively. India and the United Kingdom are tied, representing 5% of all Discord app downloads.

These figures indicate that the United States is the primary market for Discord, with significant interest in Brazil, Russia, India, and the UK.

List Of Leading Discord Servers 

Among the 21 million active servers on Discord, Midjourney stands out as the largest, boasting 19,932,253 members. 

Following Midjourney, LimeWire and Leonardo.ai have 2,298,887 and 1,810,969 members, respectively.

Discord Gaming Server Statistics 

The latest data shows that Blox Frits is the largest Roblox game server, with 1,421 million members. Next is Nova, which hosts an older version of Fortnite with 1,369 million members. 

Fusionist, a Web3 Sci-Fi universe gaming server, ranks third with 1,134 million members.

In conclusion, Blox Frits leads the gaming server community in member count, followed closely by Nova and Fusionist.

Server  Number Of Members (In Million) 
Blox Fruits  1,421
Nova  1,369
Fusionist  1,134
Roblox  1,119
Genshin Impact Official  1,102
Valorant  1,016
All Stars  1,015
Anime Adventures  1,000
Stumble Guys  0.809
King Legacy  0.799
Apex legends  0.787
Geometry Dash 0.784

Top Countries By Discord In-App Revenue 

In 2024, the United States accounts for 60% of Discord’s in-app revenue. 

The United Kingdom and Canada follow, contributing 6% and 5%, respectively. 

This data also highlights the significant dominance of the U.S. market in Discord’s revenue generation. 

Country  In-App Purchase Revenue Share 
United States  60%
United Kingdom 6%
Canada  5%
France  3%
Australia  3%

More Discord Statistics 

  1. People aged 16 and up spend about 2 hours a week on Discord, up to roughly 8 hours a month, or around 17 minutes a day. (Source – backlinko.com) 
  2. For Discord users aged 16 to 24, the average weekly time spent on the app is around 2.4 hours. (Source – backlinko.com) 
  3. For users aged 26 and above, average weekly engagement dips to 1.4 hours. (Source – backlinko.com) 
  4. Discord servers see around 4 billion minutes of conversations every day. (Source – backlinko.com) 
  5. Reports indicate that 35% of Gen Z in the US (ages 13-25) use Discord, surpassing the usage of Reddit (30%) and Twitch (24%). (Source – backlinko.com) 
  6. Discord employs 870 people, according to available records. Among its employees on H1-B visas, the median salary is $222,712.(Source – backlinko.com) 
  7. As of 2024, the most installed bot on Discord is used by 22 million servers. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  8. In the last quarter of 2023, Discord took down 250,000 accounts. Nearly half—116,000—were related to child safety concerns. Additionally, more than 52,000 accounts were removed for exploitative or unsolicited content, and 32,000 for involvement in illegal activities. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  9. Thousands of creators on Discord earn money through server subscriptions. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  10. Discord takes just a 10% cut from games developed by creators. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  11. Reports suggest that Discord is the 7th most used communication app in the U.S. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  12. Discord’s primary source of income is its paid program, Nitro. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  13. “Over 56% of people in the US are aware of the Discord. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  14. Discord for iOS has received over 2.7 million ratings on the App Store, averaging 4.7 stars. In contrast, Discord for Android has more than 5.67 million ratings but a lower average of 3.6 stars. (Source – influencermarketinghum.com)
  15. 850 million messages are exchanged daily, adding up to six billion each week and a staggering 25 billion every month. (Source – businessofapps.com)