Game servers
Discord bot node (24/7)
Always-on Node process for Discord.js or similar — RAM scales with guilds/commands; not a voice/music replacement.
Discord bot hosting on Renzom
We host Discord bots in dedicated Pterodactyl containers with auto-restart, 8 supported runtimes, and instant runtime-switching in the panel. From €3/month for a 512 MB bot — the median we host. Most bots need less RAM than people pre-buy.
Set up your bot via Git pull on startup, ZIP upload, or SFTP. Environment variables for your Discord token are managed in the panel UI, never in source code. Memory usage shows live in the console — easy to diagnose leaks before they OOM.
Standard DDoS protection. EU data center (Falkenstein). Cancel monthly, live RAM upgrades without losing files.
Pricing by bot size
| RAM | Players / profile | Indicative from |
|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 1–5 players | €2.49/month |
| 2 GB | 1–5 players | €4.98/month |
| 4 GB | 5–10 players | €9.96/month |
Live price in the configurator, varies slightly with node load. RAM upgrades live in the panel without migration.
Common questions
How much RAM does my Discord bot need?
Most bots: 512 MB. Music bots (FFmpeg): 1 GB minimum. Big multi-server bots (200+ guilds): 1–2 GB. Bots with embedded ML models: 4 GB+. See our detailed sizing guide.
Which runtimes are supported?
Node.js (12–22), Python (3.7–3.12), Java (17/21), TypeScript, Lua (Luvit), C#, Rust (the language), Go. Switch between them in one click in the Renzom panel.
How do I deploy my bot?
Three options: (1) Connect a Git repo with `git pull && npm install && node index.js` startup, (2) Upload a ZIP via the panel, (3) SFTP your files directly.
What about my Discord bot token?
Set as an environment variable in the panel UI under Startup → Variables. Never commit it to your repo.
Does the container auto-restart on crash?
Yes. Pterodactyl Wings restarts crashed containers automatically. Repeated crashes you debug in the live console — full stdout + stderr is visible.