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Discord bot hosting

Buying guide · Discord bots

There are two ways to keep a Discord bot online 24/7: a bot plan, starting at €0.49/mo, which comes with a panel to upload your code and restart it, or a VPS, from €4.99/mo, where you install whatever you want and can run several bots on one machine. If you have one bot and just want it up without fighting Linux, take the bot plan. If you run several bots, your own database or something else alongside, take the VPS.

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Ryzen 9Node.js, Python, Java, Go or DockerFrankfurt or Miami
Comparison

Bot plan or VPS

What we compare Bot plan VPS Ryzen 9 7950X
Entry price €0.49/mo €4.99/mo
Entry plan RAM 256 MB DDR5 2 GB DDR5
Who sets up the environment Already set up You, over SSH
Panel to restart and edit Included Over the terminal
Several bots on one machine One per plan As many as it fits
Database 1 to 3 depending on the plan No limit
Root access No Full
Languages Node.js · Python · Java · Go · Docker Whatever you install
DDoS protection Included Included
Locations Frankfurt and Miami Frankfurt and Miami
Learning curve None You need to be comfortable with Linux
In detail

What decides your choice

A bot uses little, until it does not

A command bot for a small server runs comfortably on 256 MB. What drives RAM up is caching things in memory, playing music or serving hundreds of guilds at once. That is why plans go from 256 MB to 4 GB instead of selling you one generic figure.

What running 24/7 actually means

That the process does not stop when you close your laptop. The bot runs on our machine, and if the process dies the panel brings it back up. You do not depend on keeping a computer switched on or on your connection deciding to reset.

Your repo, online in minutes

Upload the code from the file manager or clone your GitHub repository, install dependencies and start it. Node.js with discord.js or Eris, Python with discord.py or Pycord, Java with JDA, Go, Rust or plain Docker. If it runs on Linux, it runs here.

Frankfurt or Miami, depending on your people

Latency matters less for a bot than for a game, but if your community is in Latin America, Miami is closer. Same hardware and same price in both locations, and you pick when you order.

Who it is for

Which one suits you?

Go bot plan if…

  • You have one bot and you want it online today.
  • You prefer a panel to restart it and edit its config.
  • You would rather not handle system updates or security.
  • It is your first bot and you do not fancy fighting a terminal.

Go VPS if…

  • You run several bots and want them on one machine.
  • You need your own database, with no limit on databases or users.
  • You want to run the community website or an API alongside the bot.
  • You are comfortable with Linux and SSH, or someone on your team is.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Where can I host a Discord bot 24/7?
On any machine that stays switched on. Our bot plans start at €0.49/month with 256 MB of DDR5 RAM on Ryzen 9, and include a panel, a database and DDoS protection. If you want full control, a VPS from €4.99/month lets you install whatever you need.
How much does it cost to host a Discord bot?
From €0.49/month with VAT included on the entry plan. Plans scale with the RAM you need: 512 MB for €0.99, 1 GB for €1.49 and 4 GB for €4.99. There is no setup fee and no mandatory add-ons.
Can I host a Discord bot for free?
Some services offer it, but they usually put the process to sleep when there is no activity, so the bot stops responding. We do not offer free hosting: the entry plan costs €0.49/month and the process stays up.
How much RAM does a Discord bot need?
A command bot for a small server runs on 256 MB. If it caches data, plays music or serves many guilds, plan for 1 GB or more. RAM is driven by what the bot does, not by how many members the server has.
Which languages can I upload my bot in?
Node.js (discord.js, Eris), Python (discord.py, Pycord), Java (JDA), Go, Rust and Docker. If your stack is not on the list but runs on Linux, it works too.
Do I need a VPS for a Discord bot?
No, unless you want several bots on one machine, your own database with no limits, or something else running alongside. For a single bot, the bot plan is cheaper and you do not have to administer the system.
Can I run several bots on the same service?
Bot plans run one bot each. If you have several, a VPS works out better: with root access you run as many as the machine fits.
How do I upload my bot?
From the file manager in the panel, or by cloning your GitHub repository. Install dependencies, set the start command and it runs. The panel lets you restart it and edit its config without opening a terminal.
What happens if the bot crashes?
The panel brings the process back up. And if the problem is on the service side rather than in your code, support answers in English and Spanish.
Can I change plan later?
Yes. If the bot grows and runs short on RAM, you move up a plan without setting anything up again.
See also
Discord bot plans Ryzen 9 7950X VPS Miami VPS for LATAM

Your bot on Ryzen 9

Node.js, Python, Java, Go or Docker. A panel to restart and edit config without opening a terminal.

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