> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.apetopia.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Leaderboards

> See who's leading in invites, XP, and who's dominating the Combat Arena.

Leaderboards turn community participation into friendly competition. They show who's at the top — across three separate rankings that track very different kinds of contribution.

<Card title="Open in Apetopia →" href="https://apetopia.co/dashboard/growth/leaderboards">
  Go directly to this feature in your dashboard.
</Card>

<Note>
  This feature requires a **Basic** or **Pro** plan. The **Combat Arena** tab requires a **Pro** plan.
</Note>

## Three leaderboards, one page

### Combat Arena Leaderboard

Tracks all-time performance in Combat Arena battle royale sessions:

| Stat        | What it measures                       |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------- |
| **Wins**    | Number of battle royale sessions won   |
| **Kills**   | Total eliminations across all sessions |
| **Battles** | Total sessions participated in         |

Players are ranked primarily by wins, then by kills as a tiebreaker. Only real Discord members appear here — bot participants are excluded.

### Top Inviters Leaderboard

Tracks who has brought the most new members into the server through their personal invite links:

* Ranked by total invite uses (all time), aggregated across all their invite codes
* Shows Discord avatar and username for each inviter
* Pulls directly from Invite Tracking data

### XP Leaders Leaderboard

Tracks who has earned the most XP through daily check-ins, messages, and other activities:

* Ranked by total XP earned (all time)
* Shows current level and progress bar toward the next level
* Requires [Levels & XP](/engagement/levels) to be enabled

## Switching between them

Use the tabs at the top of the page to switch between **Combat Arena**, **Top Inviters**, and **XP Leaders**.

## Why leaderboards work

Public rankings create natural motivation. Members who see their name on a leaderboard want to stay there. Members who don't see their name want to get on it. Both reactions drive more participation.

<Tip>
  Mention your leaderboard in Discord regularly — post weekly updates tagging the top 3 players and inviters. It reminds members the competition exists and sparks activity every time.
</Tip>