BroadcastCore by Soler Systems

Opt-in boards Reviewed sends

Route campaigns, announcements, and updates through approved Discord boards.

BroadcastCore is a permission-based Discord distribution system. Servers join boards with their own receive channel, campaigns go through review, and approved posts fan out across opted-in endpoints with pacing, branding, and clear visibility.

Campaign routing Board-based delivery No cold DMs
Best for Announcements, partner updates, campaigns, recruitment pushes, event posts, and shared network lanes
Not for Forced posting, stranger outreach, selfbot behavior, or hidden mass messaging
Core model Board plus receive channel plus review flow plus paced delivery

Workflow

Built for structured network messaging, not improvised posting.

BroadcastCore works best when a server wants clear routing for messages that should move across a trusted, opt-in network of partner channels or announcement lanes.

Workspace setup Configure managers, reviewers, a review channel, and a receive channel for your server.

That gives BroadcastCore a clear place to route requests, approvals, and incoming deliveries.

Board join Join public boards or private boards with a real local receive channel.

Every receiving server is making a visible decision to participate in that lane.

Campaign review Posts are submitted as requests first, then reviewed before they can go out.

That keeps boards readable and lets owners moderate what their network actually carries.

Board delivery Approved posts fan out into each joined receive channel on the targeted board.

The result is one clear workflow for multi-server announcements, partner posts, or structured campaign distribution.

Board types

Start with public lanes, then add your own private or niche boards.

Community Promotions General cross-server updates, invites, showcases, and community posts.

Useful when servers want a clean place to receive moderated public-facing updates.

Events & Announcements Scheduled events, launches, notices, and recurring announcement flow.

Good for servers that want delivery lanes centered on timing and visibility.

Roblox Recruitment Recruitment and invite campaigns for structured Roblox communities.

A strong starter lane when the network is centered on group growth or staffing.

Private boards Own a board for partners, internal announcements, or curated community clusters.

Board owners can gate who joins, what gets approved, and how the lane is positioned.

Why it stays clean

BroadcastCore answers the trust problem first.

Opt-in participation Boards only deliver into channels that were explicitly joined by the destination server.

No server receives anything just because the bot happens to be present.

Reviewed requests Campaigns move through approval before they become live sends.

This makes the network feel curated instead of turning it into an unfiltered promo chute.

Paced sends Delivery is sequenced instead of dumped into every endpoint at once.

That helps larger boards stay usable and easier to monitor.

Visible branding Messages stay clearly tied to the BroadcastCore network.

Recipients can tell how a message reached them and what network routed it.

Plans

Start with a smaller lane, then grow into more boards and more throughput.

Free Starter board access

For proving out a first receive lane or first reviewed send path.

  • Limited campaigns per week
  • Limited joined boards
  • Core workspace and review flow
  • Public board participation
Elite Higher-scale networks

For larger hub operators, curated board owners, or multi-board network systems.

  • Priority delivery
  • Higher headroom
  • Advanced boards and branding control
  • Built for bigger trusted networks
Best paired with A flagship server, clear board rules, and a support path for onboarding.

BroadcastCore works best when the network around it is positioned clearly and moderated well.

  • Public board directory
  • Support or ticket flow
  • Founder onboarding for early member servers
  • Proof screenshots and delivery metrics

How it fits

BroadcastCore handles distribution lanes. CommandCore handles staff operations.

If your problem is internal staff structure, reviews, records, departments, or discipline, that is CommandCore. If your problem is how to route approved posts across participating servers, that is BroadcastCore.

Network messaging Board ownership Shared Soler support
Typical use One main server owns the board. Other servers join it with their own receive channels.
  • Use it for network announcements, community campaigns, and partner routing
  • Use private boards when the lane should stay curated
  • Use it alongside CommandCore if you need both staff systems and distribution flow

Need a cleaner messaging layer?

BroadcastCore is for servers that want clear board rules, visible approval, and opt-in cross-server delivery.

It is a structured routing product for campaigns, announcements, and partner updates that need to move across Discord without turning into spam.