A server for Telegram and Discord bots
1,975 servers from 53 providers, from €3.06 a month. Prices checked 10 hours ago
A Telegram or Discord bot is a small program that has to stay online: when your laptop sleeps, the bot stops answering. A VPS keeps it running day and night for the price of a coffee. Most bots, written with aiogram, python-telegram-bot, discord.js or discord.py, use well under a gigabyte of memory, so this list starts at 1 vCPU and 1 GB and ranks plans by the monthly bill, with the IPv4 address and renewal prices included.
- Lowest bill
- €3.06(The lowest bill with every charge known. Rows priced lower leave out a charge their provider doesn’t publish.)
- Typical hidden fees
- +€25.25/mo(31% of these servers cost more than their price tag once the required fees are added (IPv4, setup, traffic, minimum term). On those, the extra is typically €25.25 a month. The list is always sorted by the full bill.)
1,975 servers match, sorted by bill per month.
| Tick 2 to 4 servers to compare their bills side by side | Traffic | Locations | Total | Actions | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 cores 96threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 15 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,034.12(lowest complete bill on this page) | €12,409.48 12 mo | ||||
| 48 cores 96threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 5 TB +€26.73/TB | €1,034.12(lowest complete bill on this page) | €12,409.48 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 24vCPU | 192 GB | NVMe 2.4 TB | 11.26 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,046.86 | €12,562.37 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 48vCPU | 96 GB | 983 GB | 0 TB +€4.45/TB | €1,058.09 incl. €4.46 Traffic | €12,697.08 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 40vCPU | 160 GB | NVMe 768 GB | 10.24 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,069.14 | €12,829.65 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 48vCPU | 96 GB | 1.92 TB | 9 TB +€6.24/TB | €1,077.69 | €12,932.29 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 32vCPU | 128 GB | 1.31 TB | 0 TB +€4.45/TB | €1,097.11 incl. €4.46 Traffic | €13,165.36 12 mo | ||||
| 128 cores 256threads | DDR5ECC 1,152 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 100 TB +€0.50/TB | €1,099.00 Setup fee not published | €13,188.00 12 mo | ||||
| 128 cores 256threads | DDR5ECC 768 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 100 TB +€0.50/TB | €1,099.00 Setup fee not published | €13,188.00 12 mo | ||||
| 128 cores 256threads | DDR5ECC 768 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 100 TB +€0.50/TB | €1,099.00 Setup fee not published | €13,188.00 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 16vCPU | 128 GB | NVMe 3.84 TB | 9.22 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,104.78 | €13,257.31 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 48vCPU | 96 GB | 1.92 TB | 9 TB +€13.36/TB | €1,108.48 | €13,301.78 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 48vCPU | 96 GB | 1.92 TB | 9 TB +€13.36/TB | €1,108.70 | €13,304.35 12 mo | ||||
| 96 cores 96threads | 256 GB | NVMe 4 TB | 15 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,118.67 | €13,424.09 12 mo | ||||
| 96 cores 96threads | 256 GB | NVMe 4 TB | 5 TB +€26.73/TB | €1,118.67 | €13,424.09 12 mo | ||||
| 64 cores 128threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 15 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,125.18 | €13,502.14 12 mo | ||||
| 64 cores 128threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 5 TB +€26.73/TB | €1,125.18 | €13,502.14 12 mo | ||||
| 64 cores 128threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 15 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,125.18 | €13,502.14 12 mo | ||||
| 64 cores 128threads | 512 GB | NVMe 8 TB | 5 TB +€26.73/TB | €1,125.18 | €13,502.14 12 mo | ||||
| 48 cores 96threads | DDR5ECC 384 GB | NVMe 30.72 TB | Unmetered | €1,137.49 incl. €87.50 setup | €13,649.87 12 mo | ||||
| 48 cores 96threads | DDR5 384 GB | NVMe 30.72 TB | Unmetered | €1,137.49 incl. €87.50 setup | €13,649.87 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 32vCPU | 256 GB | NVMe 1.6 TB | 12.29 TB +€8.91/TB | €1,140.41 | €13,684.96 12 mo | ||||
| Dedicated 24vCPU | 96 GB | 983 GB | 0 TB +€6.24/TB | €1,150.93 incl. €6.24 Traffic | €13,811.12 12 mo |
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When to choose more: a bot that only answers commands runs on the smallest plan for years. Raise the memory filter to 2 GB if the bot keeps a database such as Postgres on the same server, serves thousands of users, plays music in Discord voice channels or calls a headless browser. Several bots fit on one server; run each in its own Docker container or systemd service so a crash in one does not stop the others.
Polling or webhooks: with long polling, the bot asks Telegram or Discord for new messages and needs no public address at all, so an IPv6-only plan, often the cheapest, works fine. Telegram webhooks need a public HTTPS address; keep the IPv4 address on if you use them. Turn off Public IPv4 in the settings above to see the IPv6-only bills.
What the price tag hides: the smallest plans are where an IPv4 fee or a renewal price weighs most, sometimes doubling the bill after the first term. This list compares the average monthly bill over the period you choose, so a cheap first month does not win on its own.