Discord Server Guide

The Discord server is where SnagTabs posts free drop chatter, runs the affiliate and referral programs, and where Snag+ members get retailer- and set-specific live alert channels. Sign in with Discord on the website first — that's what links your account and applies your Snag+ role automatically if you're subscribed.

Channels everyone can see

• #snag-basic-drops — auto-posted restock chatter pulled from public social media, free for everyone. Treat it as a lead, not a confirmation — always verify on the retailer's own site.
• #in-store-drops — community-reported local/in-store stock.
• #poke-news — set announcements and TCG news.
• #general-chat, #collections-chat, #investment-chat, #off-topic — community discussion channels.
• #buy-success, #buy-leaderboards, #pack-pulls — share wins and pulls.
• #grading-advice, #questions — help channels.
• #giveaways — server giveaways.
• #affiliate-program, #leave-a-review, #invite-a-friend, #invite-leaderboards, #our-socials — how to support SnagTabs and what you get for it.
• #server-updates — changes to the bot, the site, or the server itself.

What Snag+ unlocks

Subscribing adds several full categories on top of every free channel above — this is where the live, retailer- and set-specific alert traffic actually lives.

• Snag+ Lounge — #live-drops (the Snag+ live feed as it posts), #snag+questions, #snag+chat, a Snag+ marketplace, and a Snag+ voice stage.
• Snag Stock Checkers — #local-stock-search, for running manual in-store inventory checks by retailer, SKU, and ZIP.
• Hot Monitors — one channel per retailer's live feed: #walmart-target-early-info, #costco-alerts, #pkmn-center-queue, #target-high-stock, #walmart-alerts, #sams-club-alerts.
• Pokémon Sets AIO — a dedicated channel per active Pokémon set (e.g. #surging-sparks, #prismatic-evolutions, #destined-rivals, #30th-anniversary, #first-partner), so you can follow just the sets you're chasing.
• One Piece AIO — #one-piece-all for One Piece TCG restock alerts.

Which of the retailer and set channels show unread activity depends entirely on what's restocking — a quiet channel just means that retailer or set hasn't had anything fire recently, not that it's broken.