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Save money with Stacked Subscriptions
If you're a frequent Discord user, you've probably heard about Discord Nitro, the premium subscription that boosts your Discord experience with perks like animated emojis, boosted upload limits, and custom profiles. But here’s a question that pops up more often than you’d think:
“Can you stack multiple Discord Nitro subscriptions?”
In other words, can you buy more than one subscription and extend your Nitro time, or double up on perks? Let’s break it down.
You can’t run two Nitro subscriptions at the same time to multiply perks. So no — you won’t get double the perks by paying for two subscriptions. However, you can stack Nitro time — meaning you can pre-pay for more months or even years in advance.
Think of it like a queue. If you redeem a Nitro code while you already have an active subscription, the new subscription just gets added to the end of the line. It won’t activate until your current one ends.
Even though you can’t double your perks, stacking Nitro can be super useful:
Take advantage of discounts or promos: Sometimes Discord or third-party platforms (like Game Pass or Nitro giveaways) offer free or cheap months of Nitro. If you already have an active sub, redeeming the code will stack it.
Gift codes to yourself: If you get a gift code for Nitro, you can absolutely redeem it to extend your own subscription.
Lock in current prices: If Discord ever raises the price (like they did with Nitro Basic), stacking lets you "lock in" the current rate for a while longer.
Just to be clear, here are a few things you can’t do with multiple subscriptions:
You can’t combine Basic and Full Nitro for some kind of hybrid plan.
You can’t use multiple subscriptions to boost more servers than allowed (2 with Nitro, 0 with Nitro Basic).
You can’t redeem certain Nitro codes if they’re for a different plan than the one you already have (e.g., a Basic code while you’re on Full Nitro). Discord may prompt you to cancel or wait until your plan ends.
To see how much Nitro time you’ve stacked up:
Go to User Settings > Subscriptions.
You’ll see your current plan and how much time you have left.
If you’ve stacked time, it will say something like “Renews in 45 days” or “Renews in 3 months.”
So while you can’t double-dip on perks by having two Nitro subscriptions running at once, you can stack up time by redeeming codes early or taking advantage of promotions. It’s a great way to make sure your Nitro never lapses, especially if you’re a power user who relies on those sweet animated emojis and larger file uploads.
If you ever get a Nitro code and aren’t sure what to do with it, stack it! It’ll be there waiting for you when your current plan ends.