24/7 Discord bot hosting. Zero DevOps.

Keep your bot online, deploy in minutes with Zip, Git, or Docker.

Always‑on
Safe token & env
Auto‑restart
Logs & web shell
Zip/Git/Docker deployments

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What you get for Discord bots

Always‑on containers

Your bot stays online 24/7 without anti‑idling hacks.

Auto‑restart & health

Recover from crashes and gateway disconnects.

Secure env & tokens

Store DISCORD_TOKEN, GUILD_ID, etc. safely.

Logs & web shell

Tail logs, filter output, debug fast.

Zip/Git/Docker deploys

Upload a zip, push to Git, or run your image.

HTTPS for dashboards

Expose web UIs and webhooks with automatic HTTPS.

Files & disk

Keep config, caches, and data between restarts.

Scale when needed

Bump CPU/RAM for busy bots; pay‑as‑you‑go.

How Discord bot hosting works

Step 1

Deploy your bot

Choose Zip (beginner), Git (CI), or Docker (advanced). Select Node.js/Python/.NET images.

Step 2

Add secrets

Set DISCORD_TOKEN and any keys (e.g., OPENAI_API_KEY) securely as env vars.

Step 3

Start & invite

Start the container, watch logs until Ready; invite the bot to your server.

We support

Node.js

discord.js

Python

discord.pypy‑cord

.NET

DSharpPlusDiscord.Net

Java

JDA

Go

DiscordGo

Rust

serenity

PHP

DiscordPHP

Use cases

Use case

I got bot code from GitHub/YouTube. How do I host it?

Zip upload, add token, start — no Docker or VPS setup. Get a shareable link for any dashboards.

Use case

I’m new to coding. How do I deploy?

Sign up and choose Zip Upload. Add DISCORD_TOKEN as an env var and start. You’ll get a live URL if you expose a web port.

Use case

I manage a busy community bot

Use Git or Docker from CI, view logs, auto‑restart on crashes, scale resources within your app when needed.

Pricing: estimate your monthly cost

CPU

Free includes 0.15 vCPU

0.15 vCPU

RAM

Free includes 0.25 GB

0.25 GB

Disk

Free includes 0.3 GB

0.3 GB

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$0.00/mo

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you keep my bot online 24/7?

Yes. Containers run always‑on without sleep/idle policies.

How do I keep my token safe?

Store DISCORD_TOKEN and other secrets as environment variables in the panel.

Do I need a public port?

Not for basic bots. Add an HTTPS port only if you expose a dashboard or webhook.

Zip vs Git vs Docker — which should I use?

Zip for beginners, Git for CI, Docker for advanced/runtime dependencies.

Auto‑restart on crash or disconnect?

Yes. Health checks and restarts keep your bot running.

Music bots / Lavalink / FFmpeg?

Supported via Docker. Bring your own Lavalink or run it in a container.

Keep your Discord bot online — no DevOps.

Free plan • Auto‑restart • Logs & Shell

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No credit card required