Host your Discord bots, Telegram bots, and automation scripts with 24/7 uptime and lightning-fast performance.
Optimized environment designed specifically for continuous applications and bots.
99.9% uptime guarantee ensures your bots are always running and responsive.
Simple deployment process with support for Node.js, Python, and more.
Expert support team available around the clock via Discord and email.
Deploy a wide range of bot frameworks and automation platforms seamlessly.
Host Discord.js, Discord.py, and other Discord bot frameworks.
Run Telegram bots built with python-telegram-bot, Telegraf, and more.
Host any custom automation or bot scripts you've created.
Run scheduled tasks, web scrapers, and automation workflows.
Under the hood details and language compatibility.
Start free and scale as you grow. No surprise fees, ever.
Start on the free tier and stay there for as long as it suits you. Every plan includes a full 1 Gbit uplink, real-time logs, environment variables and automatic restart on crash.
| Plan | Price | vCores | Memory | Storage | Uplink | What it suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free tier | €0 | 0.5 | 1 GB | 2 GB | 1 Gbit | A single lightweight bot running Node.js or Python, with a handful of libraries. No card required and no scheduled deletion. |
| Yearly deal | €15 | 1 | 2 GB | 8 GB | 1 Gbit | The same 2 GB as Basic, paid once for twelve months. Limited-time offer. |
| Basic | €2 | 1 | 2 GB | 8 GB | 1 Gbit | One production bot with a moderate library set and a database. The sensible first paid step up from free. |
| Pro Most popular | €4 | 2 | 4 GB | 14 GB | 1 Gbit | Several bots on one plan, heavier libraries, a larger database, or a bot that handles media alongside its usual work. |
| Premium | €8 | 4 | 8 GB | 32 GB | 1 Gbit | A high-concurrency public bot, several services side by side, or a bot running next to its own web app or API. |
Storage is yours for your bot's files, logs and any local database. If you need more than 32 GB, or more than 8 GB of memory, ask us about a custom plan — we will size it with you rather than upselling you a tier you do not need. Upgrades apply immediately and we prorate, so you are never locked into a size that is too small.
Bot hosting is unusual in that the bottleneck is often not what people expect. Roughly, memory decides how much you can load at once, while CPU decides how fast work gets done. These are approximate figures — treat them as a starting point.
| What you are running | Why it needs what it needs | Memory | Start at |
|---|---|---|---|
| One lightweight bot | A single Discord bot, a few libraries, minimal or no database | 1 GB | Free tier |
| One production bot | A moderate library set, a database, and scheduled background jobs | 2 GB | Basic |
| Several bots on one plan | Multiple processes, each with its own libraries and connection pools | 4 GB | Pro |
| Media or music bot | Audio transcoding and image handling are CPU-bound, so cores matter more than memory here | 2–4 GB | Pro |
| High-concurrency public bot | Thousands of users, large caches, or a bot running alongside its own API | 8 GB or more | Premium |
The honest advice: the free tier's half a vCore is genuinely tight, and it is the CPU rather than the memory that people feel first. A bot that lags on the free tier will usually be fixed by moving to Basic, not by a larger plan. Start free, watch it, and step up when you can point at the thing that is actually slow.
Budget pricing does not mean disposable hardware. These are the exact machines your bot runs on.
| Location | Processor | Storage | Network | Typical latency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frankfurt, Germany | Intel Xeon Gold 6150 | NVMe | AS203446 DDoS mitigation | ~100 ms to the EU |
| Ohio, United States | Intel Xeon Gold 6140 | Enterprise SSD | DDoS mitigation | ~40 ms US West |
Frankfurt servers sit behind AS203446 DDoS mitigation, which scrubs large network attacks before they reach your instance. Ohio servers sit behind our standard DDoS mitigation. Bot hosting also runs from Turku in the Nordics on our own hardware, reaching Discord at roughly 150 ms, and the free tier is available there too.
Specification details last reviewed 27 September 2026.
Everything you need to know before deploying your first bot.