Discord Bot Hosting
Host your Discord bot around the clock on UK and EU infrastructure. Paste your token, pick a runtime, and the panel handles the rest, with auto-restart on crash and slash commands that can query your game servers straight from Discord.
Bot Setup Wizard
Paste your bot token, pick your runtime, and set your start command. The panel configures the environment and starts your bot without touching a config file.
Six Runtimes
Node.js, Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, and Rust, with the popular libraries for each. Install npm, pip, Maven, and Cargo packages directly from the panel depending on your runtime.
Environment Manager
Edit your .env file with secret masking. Token values are hidden in the UI and never exposed in logs, so your credentials stay out of your code files.
Git Integration
Connect a GitHub repository and pull updates from the panel. Optional auto-deploy on push, so a commit becomes a running bot without a manual upload.
Auto-Restart and Crash Reporter
Crash detection with configurable backoff. If your bot exits unexpectedly, the panel restarts it and sends a webhook alert so you are told rather than finding out from your users.
Console and Logs
Live output streamed to the panel console. Filter by level and search historical logs, all without SSH.
Talk to Your Game Servers from Discord
Build slash commands that talk directly to the Zeros Host API: query player counts, check server status, trigger restarts, and post crash alerts to your community Discord without leaving the chat.
UK and EU Servers
Your bot runs on Hetzner hardware in Germany, plus a live UK node in London, with uptime monitored at /status. Good connections and around-the-clock availability for players across the UK and Europe.
Discord bot hosting from £1/mo
Every plan includes the full panel: the setup wizard, dependency and environment managers, Git integration, auto-restart with crash alerts, a live console, and UK and EU servers. Start with a free 24-hour trial, no credit card needed.
Start free trial →Frequently asked questions
What languages can I host a Discord bot in?
Six runtimes are supported: Node.js (discord.js, Eris, Oceanic.js), Python (discord.py, Pycord, Nextcord, Hikari), TypeScript via Bun or ts-node, Java (JDA, Javacord), Go (discordgo), and Rust (Serenity, Twilight). You install packages, npm, pip, Maven, or Cargo, directly from the panel depending on your runtime.
Where do I put my bot token?
In the Environment Manager. You paste your token when you set the bot up and it is saved to your server's environment, never in your code files. Token values are masked in the UI and never exposed in logs.
What happens if my bot crashes?
Crash detection restarts your bot with a configurable backoff and sends a webhook alert so you know it happened. Your bot runs on UK and EU servers with uptime monitored at /status, so it stays online whether it is a small moderation bot or an economy system serving several large servers.
Can I deploy my bot from GitHub?
Yes. Connect a GitHub repository and pull updates from the panel, with optional auto-deploy on push. You can also drag files straight into the browser file manager and edit your code there with syntax highlighting, no FTP required.
Is there a free trial for Discord bot hosting?
Yes. You get full panel access for 24 hours with no credit card required, and every paid plan is also covered by a 14 days money-back guarantee.