Discord Bot Hosting

A Discord Bot server here starts at $2.00 a month. The price tracks the resources you pick:

Starting

0.5 vCore · 512 MB RAM · 1 GB storage

$2.00/mo

Fully loaded

1.5 vCores · 2 GB RAM · 10 GB storage

$9.00/mo

Dedicated IPv4

Optional add-on

+$5.00/mo

Longer terms

Paid annually or up front

5–15% off

Your server is provisioned automatically within about a minute of payment. You'll receive login credentials to your inbox, so you can upload your bot's files and start it straight away.

We start it again for you. The daemon supervising your server treats any exit as a crash — including a clean one — and brings the process straight back up, so a bot that falls over at 4am is running again seconds later without anyone touching it. The one exception is a crash loop: if it exits twice inside a minute we leave it stopped rather than restarting it forever, so the error is still sitting on the console when you come to read it. You can also put a restart on a cron from the panel's Schedules tab if your bot is happier with a nightly cycle.

Whichever you like — the runtime is a dropdown, not a support ticket. Node plans ship with Node 26 and carry fourteen images going back to Node 12; Python plans carry eight, 2.7 and 3.7 through 3.13. You switch between them from the Docker image selector on the panel's Startup tab. Your dependencies are reinstalled every time the server starts — npm install when there is a package.json, pip install -r requirements.txt when there is a requirements file — so adding a library is a restart rather than a ticket. Your bot's own code is yours: we never update it or overwrite it.

Yes, and there is nothing to unlock first. Drop a package.json next to a Node bot or a requirements.txt next to a Python one and those packages are installed every time the server starts; Python plans also take a list of extra pip packages as a startup variable if you would rather not keep a requirements file. You have full control-panel and FTP/SFTP access and no file on your server is locked, so your config, your .env and anything else your bot reads are yours to edit.

Upgrading is instant. You can change your memory, storage, or CPU priority from your client area at any time without any downtime or server migration.

Yes, on every plan and at no extra charge. Attacks aimed at your server's IP are absorbed at the network edge before they reach the machine, so your bot keeps its connection to Discord open through one. Nothing connects inbound to a Discord bot in normal use — what this protects is the host underneath it staying reachable and unsaturated.

Yes, and in two ways. Your server is backed up automatically every 24 hours to off-site storage, so there is a recent copy to fall back on if the machine itself fails — you do not have to set anything up for that. On top of it, every plan includes five backup slots in the control panel that are yours to use: take one with a single click before you deploy a new version, bump a dependency or edit a config, or set a schedule so they run on their own, and restore or download any of those five whenever you like. Neither costs extra.

No. A Discord bot opens an outbound connection to Discord's gateway — nothing connects in to it, there is no server browser for it to appear in and no port for anyone to type — so a dedicated IPv4 address buys a bot nothing it needs. The add-on is offered here at $5.00 a month because every plan can take one, but if a bot is all you are running, leave it switched off.

We offer a 72-hour money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied for any reason within the first 72 hours, contact us and we'll issue a full refund — no questions asked.

Yes. Contact our support team and we'll help you migrate your server data to any of our available locations at no charge.