This plan includes:
- 1 GB of RAM
- 1 CPU thread
- 5 GB of storage
- 2 backups, schedule them yourself
- 2 databases
- Location: United States
Discord bot hosting
With Discord bot hosting from CakeHosting, your bot stays online day and night, even with your PC switched off. It runs with Node.js, Python or Java on an ARM server.
Prices to be confirmed. The Discord bot plans are ready, but the prices are not final yet. The amount you see at checkout is what you pay.
Choose your bot plan
Discord bots
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This plan includes:
- 2 GB of RAM
- 1.5 CPU threads
- 10 GB of storage
- 2 backups, schedule them yourself
- 2 databases
- Location: United States
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This plan includes:
- 4 GB of RAM
- 2 CPU threads
- 20 GB of storage
- 2 backups, schedule them yourself
- 2 databases
- Location: United States
All prices are per month and include 21% Dutch VAT unless stated otherwise. You will see the final amount at checkout.
A simple bot with discord.js or discord.py is fine with 1 GB. If your bot plays music or sits in lots of servers, take more.
Every server comes with
- Your bot stays online around the clock
- Panel with console, files and SFTP
- Set up automatically after you pay
- Cancel any month
- Pay with iDEAL, Bancontact or credit card
Finish your cake
Pick them when you order. Prices per month.
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Extra whipped cream Extra RAM
from €1.50
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Extra layer Extra NVMe storage
from €2.95
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Cake boxes More backups
from €2.95
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Recipe book Five extra databases
from €1.49
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Candles Extra ports
from €1.49
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Cake vault Off-site backup
from €6.95
What you get
 Discord bot hosting
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| Memory | 1, 2 or 4 GB |
| CPU threads | 1 to 2 |
| Storage | 5 to 20 GB |
| Backups | 2 per server |
| Databases | 2 (MySQL) |
| Locations | United States |
| Price | from €2.49 per month |
What can your bot do?
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Node.js, Python or Java
Node.js 18 to 26, Python 3.11 or Java 17 or 21. You pick the version in the Startup tab.
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Bot Studio
Templates for discord.js, an editor for your .env file and help with common error messages.
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Databases
MySQL-compatible databases for your data, managed in the panel.
This is what your bot looks like in Bot Studio
Every Discord bot comes with Bot Studio in the game panel: status, Discord setup, logs and secrets in one place.
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Overview. See right away whether your bot is online in Discord and how much memory and CPU it is using. -
Logs with explanations. Live logs with filters and search. When Bot Studio spots a known error, you get an explanation and often a button that takes you to the fix. -
Connect Discord. Three steps: token, intents and invite. Bot Studio checks your token with Discord and only stores it in .env. -
Variables and secrets. Your token and other secrets live in .env. After you save, you only see that a secret is set, never the value itself.
Screens of a demo bot. Names and numbers are examples.
How to get your bot online
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Step 1: Order a plan
Once you’ve paid, the server is ready.
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Step 2: Choose your language
Pick your version and start command under Startup.
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Step 3: Upload your code
Through the file manager or SFTP. Your token goes in a .env file.
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Step 4: Start your bot
The console shows whether it logs in to Discord.
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Further reading
Guides and articles about Discord bots.
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Discord bots
Keep your Discord bot online 24/7 without your own PC
Your Discord bot only runs while your PC is on? Move it to a server that never sleeps: tokens and intents, Node.js or Python, and what to know about ARM.
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Discord bots
How to make a Discord bot without coding
Your own Discord bot without writing code: how to build welcome messages, roles and commands for your server with Bot Studio in the game panel.
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Discord bots
Upload and start your Discord bot
How to get your Discord bot running on your server: upload the files, keep your token safe, install packages and start it, with tips for Python and Java.
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Game servers
Mumble vs TeamSpeak vs Discord: which voice chat suits your clan?
Which voice chat suits your clan or group: Mumble, TeamSpeak or Discord? The differences in sound, privacy, cost and admin side by side.
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Discord bots
The Discord Developer Portal: create a bot and keep your token safe
How to use the Discord Developer Portal: create an app and bot, add it to your server, pick the right intents and keep your bot token safe.
Frequently asked questions
Why not just run my bot at home?
You can, but then your PC has to stay on day and night. On a server your bot stays online, even when you switch your PC off or it installs an update. More in Keep your Discord bot online 24/7 without your own PC.
Does my bot work on an ARM server?
Usually without any changes. Bots built with discord.js, discord.py or JDA run fine on ARM. If you use packages with their own binaries, check that an ARM64 (aarch64) build exists.
Where does my bot run?
On our server in the United States. For a Discord bot the location hardly matters, because it mostly talks to Discord’s servers.
How do I keep my bot token safe?
Never put the token in your code or in a public Git repository. Keep it in a .env file or environment variable on the server; Bot Studio has an editor for that.
Can I run several bots on one server?
Yes, as long as the memory allows it, for example with a start script that launches several processes. For big bots, one plan per bot is easier to manage.
Ready to start?
Questions before you order? We are happy to help.