Your own computer
- Offline when you close the lid
- Gone when the Wi-Fi drops
- Stops on every reboot
×Discord bot on Nxeon
Keep your Discord bot online with a 24/7 VPS.
Your laptop can't stay on forever. A VPS gives your Node.js or Python bot a dedicated, always-on home — full root, pm2/systemd/Docker, from $8.88/mo for your first term, then renews at $12.78/mo.
- Online 24/7
- Full root
- Daily backups
alex
/ping
YourBotAPP
Pong!
sam
/help
YourBotAPP
Here is everything I can do.
Message #general
going live
- Deploying Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
- Installing Node.js or Python
- Cloning your bot's repo
- Adding your token as an environment variable
- Starting it under pm2
Why not run it at home?
A Discord bot has to be running for it to respond. Host it on your own machine and it goes offline the moment you close the lid, lose Wi-Fi, or reboot. A VPS is a server that never sleeps: it stays powered, connected, and reachable so your bot keeps answering commands around the clock.
A Nxeon VPS
- Powered and connected 24/7
- Auto-restarts with pm2, systemd or Docker
- Full root on Ubuntu or Debian
- Snapshots and daily backups
To be straight with you: this isn't a one-click 'Discord bot' app. Nxeon gives you a clean Ubuntu or Debian VPS with full root, and you deploy your own bot on it — clone your repo, install Node.js or Python, and keep the process alive with pm2, a systemd service, or Docker. That's the standard, portable way to run a bot, and you're not locked into anyone's proprietary panel.
Everything runs on enterprise NVMe over a self-healing ZFS mirror, deployed from one of our three real datacenters — Singapore, Falkenstein, Germany or Beauharnois, Canada — so command latency stays low for players in Asia-Pacific, Europe or . A small plan is plenty for most bots, and you can resize the instant your bot gets popular.
Built to keep a bot alive
Always-on, never sleeps
A dedicated server that stays powered and connected 24/7 — no closed laptop, dropped Wi-Fi, or overnight reboot taking your bot offline.
Full root on Ubuntu or Debian
SSH in and install exactly the runtime you need — any Node.js or Python version, plus system packages like ffmpeg for a music bot.
pm2, systemd, or Docker
Keep your process alive and auto-restarting with the tool you prefer. pm2 for quick Node setups, systemd for a clean service, or Docker for a reproducible container.
NVMe on ZFS
Fast enterprise NVMe on a mirrored, self-healing pool means quick installs, snappy database reads, and low disk latency for logging and caches.
Three low-latency regions
Singapore, Falkenstein, Germany or Beauharnois, Canada — pick whichever's closer at checkout — keep round-trips short across Asia-Pacific, Europe or , so slash-command responses feel instant.
Snapshots + daily backups
Snapshot before a risky deploy and roll back in seconds, and let automatic daily backups protect your bot's data and config.
Up and running in minutes
- 1
Create your account
Sign up with no credit card required and open the deploy wizard.
- 2
Deploy Ubuntu or Debian
Pick a plan (a 2 GB Starter suits most bots) and a clean Ubuntu or Debian image — it's live in under a minute.
- 3
Install your runtime and code
SSH in, install Node.js or Python, clone your bot's repo, add your token as an environment variable, and install dependencies.
- 4
Run it as a service
Start the bot under pm2, a systemd unit, or Docker so it restarts automatically on crash or reboot — then watch it come online in your server.
Pick your size
A 2 GB Starter runs the vast majority of Discord bots comfortably. Choose Standard (4 GB) if your bot handles audio, heavy image processing, or many large guilds — and resize any time without a rebuild.
Starter
$8.88$12.78
First term, then $12.78 a month
- CPU1 vCPU
- Memory2 GB
- NVMe25 GB
- Bandwidth1 TB
Standard
$12.99$18.70
First term, then $18.70 a month
- CPU2 vCPU
- Memory4 GB
- NVMe50 GB
- Bandwidth2 TB
Pro
$20.99$30.22
First term, then $30.22 a month
- CPU3 vCPU
- Memory8 GB
- NVMe80 GB
- Bandwidth4 TB
Max
$32.99$47.50
First term, then $47.50 a month
- CPU4 vCPU
- Memory16 GB
- NVMe120 GB
- Bandwidth8 TB
Discord bot hosting, answered
Anything else? Our support team answers around the clock.
Is there a one-click Discord bot installer?
No — and we'd rather be honest than oversell. This is a full VPS: you deploy a clean Ubuntu or Debian server and run your own bot on it. That's the standard, portable way to host a bot, gives you full control, and means you're never locked into a proprietary panel. The steps above walk you through it.
Does it support Node.js (discord.js) and Python (discord.py)?
Yes. With full root you can install any version of Node.js or Python and any libraries you need, so discord.js, discord.py, or any other framework runs exactly as it does locally — including system packages like ffmpeg for audio.
How do I keep the bot running after I disconnect?
Run it as a managed process rather than in your terminal. pm2 is the quickest for Node bots, a systemd service is the cleanest for long-term hosting, and Docker gives you a reproducible container. All three restart your bot automatically on crash or server reboot.
What size plan does a Discord bot need?
Most bots are light and run happily on a 2 GB Starter. If your bot streams audio, does image or video processing, or serves many large guilds, step up to Standard (4 GB) or Pro (8 GB). You can resize vCPU, RAM, and disk any time with no rebuild.
Can I host multiple bots on one server?
Yes. With full root you can run several bots side by side — each as its own pm2 process, systemd service, or container — which is a cost-effective way to manage a small fleet from a single VPS.
Run something else?
Your bot, on a server that never sleeps.
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