Is there any way to get how many boosts a specific user currently gives to a guild (per-user boost count)?

[CharlesNaig]

Hello everyone

I’m trying to determine how many Server Boosts a specific user has contributed to a guild (for example: user A has contributed 2 boosts, user B has contributed 1, etc.). I want to use this to give different perks for single-boosters vs multi-boosters.

What I want:

• For a given user ID and guild, return their boost count (0, 1, 2, 3, ...).

What I already know / tried:

• guild.premiumSubscriptionCount gives the total number of boosts in the guild (aggregate), not per-user. (Useful for server-level info, but not for per-user counts). :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
• GuildMember#premiumSince / premiumSinceTimestamp exists and tells whether a member is currently boosting and since when, but it does not expose a boost count per member. Example:

// discord.js v14-ish
const member = await guild.members.fetch(userId);
if (member.premiumSince) {
  console.log(`${member.user.tag} is boosting since ${member.premiumSince}`); 
} else {
  console.log(`${member.user.tag} is not boosting`);
}

I checked docs and community threads and couldn't find an official field/endpoint that returns a per-user boost count.

could anyone give me possible solution to make this possible?

[CharlesNaig]

Specific questions for the community / maintainers

1.Is there any endpoint, field, or undocumented method that exposes a per-user boost count for a guild that I might have missed?

2.If not, what are recommended best practices for building a resilient multi-boost tracker? Are there hybrid approaches (gateway events + audit logs + polling) that actually work well in production?

3.Are there known edge-case patterns to watch for (gift boosts, refunded boosts, bot accounts, multiple boosts per user across many payment cycles)?

4.Any plans from the Discord API side to expose per-member boost counts in the future?

[almostSouji]

1. No
2. Not doing that, honestly
3. All of the above
4. None that I am aware of, that'd be a question/suggestion for https://github.com/discord/discord-api-docs

[almostSouji]

The short answer is: No.
You can technically configure boost messages in a server and listen for them - they are authored by the boosting member - but you won't get notified of people dropping boosts as long as they still have one (premiumSince will persist)

i diffed these two boost messages and they are identical save the timestamp, message id, so no way to discern if it was the first or second boost.