ACLClouds
ACLClouds

Free 24/7 Discord bot hosting

Free Discord bot hosting 24/7, no card: Node.js, Python, Bun and more, live logs, auto restart. Free plan renewed every 4 days; paid from €2.99/mo.

Plans and prices

  • Free: Free · 0.5 vCPU · 315 MB RAM · 715 MB storage
  • Starter: €2.99 per month (€2.39 per month billed yearly) · 3 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 10 GB storage
  • Pro: €5.99 per month (€4.79 per month billed yearly) · 5 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 20 GB storage
  • Advanced: €9.99 per month (€7.99 per month billed yearly) · 8 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · 40 GB storage
  • Business: €19.99 per month (€15.99 per month billed yearly) · 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 80 GB storage

Free Discord bot hosting that runs 24/7 without your PC

The ACLClouds free plan runs your bot on remote infrastructure, so your computer can stay turned off and your home connection is not involved. The service runs 24/7, with a free manual renewal every 4 days.

Project files remain available between restarts. Current resources are shown before deployment, and the free hosting plan does not require a payment card.

  • One free bot service per account with manual renewal.
  • Persistent files, a web console and live logs in the control panel.
  • Network anti-DDoS protection on free and paid bot plans.

Node.js, Python and six other languages

ACLClouds supports Node.js, Bun, Python, C#, Go, Java, Rust and Lua. MariaDB is also available for projects that need persistent data.

You can host a Discord.js bot, a discord.py project or another framework compatible with these runtimes. The runtime, startup command and environment variables are managed from the panel.

  • Import a Git project or upload files directly.
  • Install npm, pnpm, yarn, pip or Cargo dependencies for the selected runtime.
  • Keep the Discord token outside source code with private startup variables.

How to host a Discord bot in a few steps

Choose a bot plan, select the runtime and import the project. Add the startup command and required secrets, then launch the process from the control panel.

  • Create the free service or choose a plan with more resources.
  • Import a repository or upload files with the web file manager.
  • Set the token, startup command and project dependencies.
  • Start the bot, read the logs and fix the first useful error.

Live console, persistent files and automatic restarts

The console streams process output in real time. When an error occurs, you can inspect the logs, edit a file, update a variable and restart without reinstalling the entire project.

Status indicators and resource graphs help distinguish a code error from a memory or processor limit before you change the application.

Automatic restart helps the bot return online after an unexpected stop. Extra backups and SQL databases depend on the selected plan and are displayed before checkout.

When should you upgrade to paid Discord bot hosting?

Free Discord bot hosting suits small bots, testing and lightweight community projects. A paid plan is useful when the bot needs more memory or CPU, multiple databases, additional storage or several services.

Paid plans remove the 4-day manual renewal step and add resources while keeping the same deployment workflow and control panel tools.

Starter includes 2 bots, Pro 3 bots, Advanced 4 bots and Business 5 bots. The free plan includes 1 bot service, 315 MB of RAM and 0.5 vCPU.

Frequently asked questions

Is there free bot hosting for Discord that runs 24/7?

Yes. ACLClouds offers free bot hosting for Discord: the free plan runs your bot 24/7, with a free manual renewal every 4 days. Paid plans add resources and remove this manual renewal step.

How do I host a Discord bot 24/7?

Create a bot service, choose Node.js, Python or another runtime, import your files, set the startup command and variables, then start the process from the panel.

Which languages can I use for Discord bot hosting?

Node.js, Bun, Python, C#, Go, Java, Rust and Lua environments are available. MariaDB can be used by projects that need a persistent database.

Do I need to keep my computer turned on?

No. The bot runs on ACLClouds infrastructure and stays online independently of your home computer or internet connection.

How do I protect my Discord bot token?

Store the token in private panel variables and never publish it in a Git repository or any publicly accessible file.

What happens if my bot crashes?

Live logs help identify the error, and automatic restart can relaunch the process after an unexpected stop.