Free
For your first bot.
Free
Renews every 7 days
- Memory256 MB
- Disk1 GB
- CPU0.25 vCPU
- Databases0
- Backups1
- GitHub reposPublic
- Crash alertsNot included
Discord bot hosting
for any language.
Upload your code or connect GitHub. Start free, then add more room as your bot grows.
256 MB memory · 1 GB disk
Free renews every 7 days. Paid plans start at $0.99/month.
Helper
OnlineNode.js 22 · Free plan
ConsoleFilesVariablesDeploy
14:32:01Starting your bot…
14:32:03Loaded 14 slash commands
14:32:03Connected to Discord.
14:34:18/help used in #general
14:35:02/remind scheduled for 16:00
Memory
118 / 256 MBCPU
4 / 25%Disk
312 MB / 1 GBDashboard preview · example botEverything in one place
Your code. Your language.
Node.jsPythonJava+ more runtimesStart free. Grow when you’re ready.
Your own container on every plan. Paid plans skip weekly renewal.
Starter
More room, no weekly renewal.
$0.99 / month
or $9.99 a year- Memory512 MB
- Disk2 GB
- CPU0.5 vCPU
- Databases0
- Backups1
- GitHub reposPublic + private
- Crash alertsIncluded
Pro
For a growing community.
$1.99 / month
or $21.49 a year- Memory1 GB
- Disk4 GB
- CPU1 vCPU
- Databases1
- Backups2
- GitHub reposPublic + private
- Crash alertsIncluded
Plus
For bigger bot projects.
$3.49 / month
or $37.69 a year- Memory2 GB
- Disk8 GB
- CPU1.5 vCPU
- Databases2
- Backups3
- GitHub reposPublic + private
- Crash alertsIncluded
USD, before applicable tax. Yearly plans are billed for the full year.
Compare all plan limitsFrom your code to your server.
No server administration to get in the way.
Create your bot
Choose a runtime and add the token from the Discord Developer Portal.
Bring your code
Upload files, use SFTP, or connect your GitHub repository.
Press start
Follow the console as your bot starts and connects to Discord.
Prefer a ready-made bot? Explore the marketplace
Publish your botLess managing.
More building.
The everyday tools for keeping your bot running, in one place.
Your files, in reach
Upload, edit and manage files in your browser or over SFTP.
See how it’s running
Keep an eye on memory, CPU and disk without leaving the dashboard.
Deploy from GitHub
Connect a public repository on Free. Use private repos on paid plans.
Know when it stops
Paid plans can send crash alerts to your Discord channel.
Deploy and debug
with your AI agent.
Connect the coding tool you already use to your hosting account. Let it inspect logs, work with your files and deploy changes from your editor.
CodexClaude CodeCursorVS Code
Choose which bots it can access and what it can do. Revoke access from Account at any time.
Why did my bot stop, and how do I fix it?
Read the latest console outputDone
Checked the bot’s current stateDone
Discord rejected the bot token.
The last run ended with TokenInvalid. Replace the token in Variables, then start your bot again.
Illustrative workflow · credentials stay hidden
Choose its access
Select the bots and actions your agent can use.
Connect your tool
Follow the setup guide for your editor or coding client.
Ask it to help
Deploy code, troubleshoot errors or check resource usage.
You complete Free hosting claims and payment approvals yourself.
A few things
you might ask.
All questions and answersWhere does the bot run?
Each bot runs in its own container on one of our servers, placed where there's room.
Can my bot run while my computer is off?
Yes. After you deploy it, the server runs the bot independently of your computer. Free has no idle sleep, but goes offline after 7 days until you renew. Code errors and maintenance can interrupt it. Bots restart automatically after a crash. Repeated crashes pause restarts; check the console before starting again.
What do I get on Free compared with Starter?
Free includes 256 MB RAM, 1 GB disk and public GitHub deploy for one bot. Starter starts at $0.99 a month with 512 MB, private GitHub repository tokens and crash alerts, without weekly renewal. See pricing for all resource limits.
Does a paid plan renew every week?
No. Paid plans do not use the weekly renewal. The free tier does.
How do I deploy from GitHub?
Free includes GitHub deploy from public repos. Paid plans add private repos. Log in, open GitHub deploy, and connect owner/name and a branch. A push to that branch restarts your bot.
Which languages can I run?
Node.js, Bun, Python, Java, Go and Rust. Start from a template or bring your own code.
What address does the free tier use?
The free tier uses a shared free-tier address. Paid plans use a separate shared address with higher connection limits.
How do I report abuse?
Log in and open the abuse form at https://my.discordbothost.com/contact?kind=abuse. Include the time and what you saw.