Guild Order

Guild Order combines guild administration with the day-to-day coordination of a gaming team or open-join server community. It suits organizers who need more than a map or chat app, especially groups running recurring events and managing recruitment. Its paid plans scale by member count and storage, so the right tier depends on the size and working needs of the roster.

Overview

Guild Order puts events, recruitment, rosters, permissions, chat, and Discord integration in one community platform. That breadth can simplify life for teams whose organizers otherwise juggle several tools; it is likely more than a map-only group needs. Guild plans are aimed at rostered teams, while community plans target open-join game-server communities. Members always join and participate free, and organizers can start a 14-day trial without a credit card.

Key features

Events and recruitment

Time-zone-aware scheduling, one-click RSVPs, recurring raids, attendance tracking, and calendar exports cover the repeated work of planning group activities. Custom application forms, a review queue, and onboarding checklists give recruiters a more consistent route from application to joining. These workflows are most useful when a group has regular events and enough applicant or attendance activity to manage.

Roster controls and communication

Multi-game character tracking is paired with custom roles, 377 granular permissions, auto-promotions, and an audit log. That gives administrators substantial control over who can do what, though smaller groups with simple membership needs may not benefit from that level of detail. Guild plans include forums and real-time chat, with channels, threads, direct messages, and polls.

Discord and game tools

The Discord bot supports role sync, scheduled events, polls, voice automation, DM reminders, and a chat bridge, making it useful for communities that already coordinate in Discord. The plugin catalog adds game-specific profiles, server tools, stats, and recruitment checks. Collaborative maps, map layers, custom markers, and route planning also make Guild Order relevant to groups that want game-map tools alongside their community operations.

Privacy and apps

Guild Order says users can export their data at any time, that it retains only legally required data before deletion, and that it neither sells data nor requires government ID. Mobile apps for iOS and Android can send push notifications for guild plans; a desktop app puts a guild in its own window.

Pricing

There is no free plan, but the 14-day trial requires no credit card and members participate free. Monthly plans are priced by membership and storage, with higher tiers also raising allowances for servers, maps, voice seats, and other shared resources.

PlanPriceLimits and inclusionsScout$3.99 a monthUp to 30 members, 500 MB storage, 3 chat channels, 3 custom roles, 5 active events, 1 collaborative game map, and 1 linked game server.Champion$11.99 a monthUp to 200 members, 2 GB storage, unlimited channels, roles, and active events, 5 linked game servers, 5 collaborative game maps, 1 custom domain, and 25 voice seats.Legendary$23.99 a monthUp to 500 members, 15 GB storage, 12 linked game servers, 50 collaborative game maps, 3 custom domains, 100 voice seats, and removal of Guild Order branding.Annual options are $39.99 a year for Scout, $119.99 a year for Champion, and $239.99 a year for Legendary. They retain the corresponding member and storage caps—30 and 500 MB, 200 and 2 GB, or 500 and 15 GB. Scout is the entry point for a small group willing to work within three channels and roles and five active events. Champion is the practical step up for a larger roster or organizers who need unlimited channels, roles, and events. Legendary is for communities needing the largest stated capacity, more linked servers and maps, ample voice seats, or no Guild Order branding. The member and storage ceilings remain the main constraints to check before committing.

Platforms

Guild Order supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, the web, an API, and an extension. The mobile apps add push notifications for guild plans; the desktop app gives a guild a separate window.

Who it's for

Choose Guild Order if you run a rostered team or open community that needs event scheduling, recruitment workflows, member controls, and communication in one place. Its map and route-planning tools are a useful addition for gaming groups, but a community that only needs interactive maps may prefer a dedicated map product. Groups should also check that their roster and storage fit the selected plan.

Pros and cons

Pros: Events, recruitment, roster controls, chat, and Discord tools sit in one platform, which suits organizers coordinating both people and game activity.

Pros: Members participate free, and the 14-day trial starts without a credit card, lowering the barrier to evaluating a paid plan.

Pros: The plans provide clear member and storage ceilings, with Champion and Legendary offering substantially more room for servers, maps, and voice seats.

Cons: There is no free organizer plan, and Scout caps groups at 30 members and 500 MB of storage.

Cons: Guild Order's breadth may be unnecessary for groups that only want maps, while larger communities must move to pricier tiers to raise capacity.

Alternatives

For a dedicated map-first choice, see Interactive Game Maps. Pick LootAtlas instead if you want a free app on Android, iOS, or the web. TH.GL is worth considering for free interactive maps with filters and live tracking, with a 2.00 USD Enthusiast plan also available. Choose OGM if offline maps, markers, and tracking on mobile or macOS matter more than Guild Order's community-management features; its free plan is ad-supported and Monthly Premium is $1.99 a month. Gamer Guides Interactive Maps is a free-plan option for guides, maps, databases, and up to 50 markers per map on iOS or the web. The Forest Map Companion is the more focused option for interactive maps and guides for The Forest. CollectThemAll is another option for players seeking game-map tools. GameMaps fits readers who want browser maps, which it offers free, or a Windows Overwolf app with paid subscriptions. Tarkov Navigator is a focused option for Escape from Tarkov maps, with a free plan and web access.

Verdict

Guild Order is a strong fit for guild and team organizers who want events, recruitment, permissions, communication, and game tools under one roof. Its central advantage is the combination of community administration and gaming workflows, while the main reason to look elsewhere is a need limited to maps or a free organizer plan. Match the member and storage caps to your group before choosing a tier.