Discord Bot Hosting
Instant Activation
Don't wait any longer to start your adventure. Buy your plan and access your server instantly.
MySQL Included
A MySQL database is included with the service, which you can link to your application and create the tables you want.
Link Your GitHub
Configure your repository and ensure your application is always updated to the latest version.
Python or Node.js
Choose the runtime your bot uses and change it later if the project requirements evolve.
DDoS Protection
Play with complete peace of mind. Our network protects you from any attack so your game is never interrupted.
Full Access to Your Files
Take full control. Easily upload your worlds, plugins, and mods with our panel or via FTP access.
Our Application Hosting Plans
256 MB
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512 MB
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1 GB
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2 GB
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4 GB
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Discord bot hosting independent of your PC
Our Discord bot hosting runs your project independently of your home computer, so the bot remains available when you shut down your PC or lose your local connection. We support Python and Node.js projects built with libraries such as discord.py, Nextcord, and discord.js.
From our control panel, you can upload the code, connect a GitHub repository, install dependencies, configure environment variables, and inspect the logs. Start with the resources your bot needs today and move to a larger plan when it joins more servers or handles more events.
Deploy your Discord bot
Moving the bot from local development to our servers takes four steps. Choose a plan, upload the project, configure its runtime, and start the process from the panel.
You can install the Python or Node.js packages required by the project and keep tokens or API keys in environment variables instead of including them in the source code.
Choose a plan
Select the memory and storage that fit the bot’s current workload. You can upgrade later as its usage grows.
Upload the project
Use our web file manager or FTP, or connect the GitHub repository that contains your code.
Configure the environment
Choose Python or Node.js, install the dependencies, and add the bot token and API keys as environment variables.
Start and monitor
Start the process from the panel and use the live logs to check events, warnings, or errors.
Hosting for different types of Discord bots
The resources a bot needs depend on what it does and how many Discord servers use it. Our plans cover common projects such as:
- Music bots Run a music bot or a project that connects to a Lavalink node without keeping your own computer switched on.
- Moderation and security bots Keep automod rules, logs, anti-spam actions, and moderation commands available throughout the day.
- Economy and role-playing bots Use the included MySQL database to store balances, inventories, profiles, and other persistent data.
- Utility and community bots Host welcome messages, role menus, support tickets, notifications, mini-games, or custom commands.
If the bot begins processing more events or serving more communities, you can increase its resources without moving the project to another provider.
Discord bot hosting FAQs
Can I link a Git repository? ⌄
Yes, you can link a Git repository and a specific branch to keep your program always updated to that version.
I use APIs and get blocked. Can I have a Dedicated IP? ⌄
You can purchase the supplement to have a Dedicated IP, which means no one else will make calls to these APIs using the same IP as you. It is highly recommended for large applications.
Can I edit the code without downloading it? ⌄
We have a code editor that will allow you to edit every file and navigate through your application simply and comfortably. This does not preclude you from accessing via FTP to upload, download, or modify your application.
What is Discord bot hosting? ⌄
Discord bot hosting is a remote environment that runs your bot continuously. With our service, the process does not stop when you turn off your computer, and you can manage the files, dependencies, environment variables, and logs from a web panel.
How do I create a Discord bot from scratch? ⌄
Create an application in the Discord Developer Portal, add a bot user, and copy its token to a secure location. Then write the project with a library such as discord.js or discord.py, upload the code to our servers, and save the token as an environment variable.
How do I add slash commands to my bot? ⌄
Define and register the slash commands in your bot’s code, then upload or deploy the updated project. Support for commands, buttons, and modals depends on the Discord library and version selected for your project.
Can I host an existing or open-source bot? ⌄
Yes. If you have the source code, you can upload it with our file manager or connect its GitHub repository. Configure the token, install the required packages, and review the project licence and setup instructions before starting it.
How do I host a music bot for Discord? ⌄
Upload the music bot, install its dependencies, and configure any external audio service or Lavalink node required by the project. Check the bot documentation first, as its runtime, packages, and audio setup vary between projects.
Should I self-host my Discord bot? ⌄
Running the bot at home avoids a hosting bill, but the process stops if the computer shuts down, restarts, or loses its connection. Our hosting keeps the project separate from your personal equipment and gives you a panel for files, logs, restarts, and resource changes.