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Discord bot hostingYour Discord bot, online around the clock

Node.js or Python, with your own code or straight from GitHub. Stop running the bot on your own computer: here it never switches off.

Create your free botSee plansfrom €1.50 a month

Free: no card, online around the clock; you renew it every 7 days with one click. More memory and no renewing, with a plan.

First month at half price with the code WELCOME

Discord bot plans

A fixed price per size, with no setup fee and no contract. The slots you see are real: when they run out we close, instead of cramming more in.

Not sure which one? Two questions

What is your bot like?

Mini plan · 512 MB · €1.50 a month. A commands-and-moderation bot has plenty with 512 MB (and the free 256 MB one works for it too).

Choose Mini

If you outgrow it, you move up a plan without reinstalling anything and only pay the difference.

Plus

Big bots, in lots of servers or playing music.

RAM & CPU1 GB1 vCPU

NVMe disk5 GB

Playersa big bot or several small ones

€2.50 /mo

or €6.75 every 3 months

Choose Plus

Available now

Fast-core processors, which is what games notice most: Intel Xeon E-2274G (up to 4.9 GHz) or AMD Ryzen 9 5900X (up to 4.8 GHz), depending on the machine. The vCPU is the most your server can use (1 vCPU = one processor thread); the RAM, on top of that, is yours alone.

  • Full refund within 72 hours
  • No contract: cancel from your panel
  • Your bot is yours: download its files whenever you like
  • First month at half price with the code WELCOME

Every plan includes

  • Reserved RAM, never oversold
  • Mirrored NVMe disks
  • 2 backups you restore yourself, plus an automatic daily one
  • Panel with console, files, sub-users and scheduled tasks
  • Mods from the panel, no uploading files by hand
  • Free migration from another host
  • No contract: pay month to month
  • Full refund within 72 h

Built for Discord bots, not generic

  • Node.js 24/22/20 or Python 3.13/3.12/3.11
  • From GitHub: updated on every restart if you want
  • Dependencies (package.json or requirements.txt) install themselves at startup

Before you pay

  • Node.js (discord.js) or Python (discord.py, nextcord…). You pick the language in the panel.
  • Upload your code in Files, or put your GitHub repository under Startup and it downloads itself.
  • The bot token goes in a file in your code (for example .env), not in the panel.
  • No spam, raids or mining: abusive use gets cut off (Acceptable Use Policy).
  • A bot has no address to join: it connects to Discord on its own with its token.
  • The control panel, our emails, invoices and support are in English too: you choose the language in “My account”.

Discord bots questions

Is there free Discord bot hosting?

Yes: a free 256 MB bot, no card, online 24 hours a day. You renew it once a week with one click in the panel (so no abandoned bot takes up room) and it uses the room nobody has paid for. If you want more memory and to stop renewing, plans start at €1.50 a month.

What language can I write my bot in?

Node.js (discord.js) or Python (discord.py, nextcord, py-cord…). In the panel you choose the version: Node.js 24, 22 or 20, or Python 3.13, 3.12 or 3.11.

How do I upload my bot?

By uploading the files under Files in the panel, or by putting your GitHub repository address under Startup: it downloads itself and, if you want, updates on every restart. Dependencies from package.json or requirements.txt install themselves.

Where do I put the token?

In your code, for example in a .env file your bot reads at startup. Never put it in a public repository.

How much memory does a Discord bot need?

A commands-and-moderation bot runs fine on 256–512 MB. With lots of servers, a big cache or music, 1 GB.

More in our Discord bots guides (in Spanish for now).