Plan 4 of 4
Developer 4 GB Discord bot hosting
More than one serious bot, side by side.
Four gigabytes, six databases and four backups. Developer is the top of the Discord catalogue: the plan for someone running several bots, or one bot that has become infrastructure.
The specs
What you get with Developer
- DDR5 memory
- 4 GBWhere your bot, its cache and its dependencies live.
- NVMe storage
- 40 GBGen4 NVMe for code, dependencies and logs.
- CPU
- 2 vCoresShared Ryzen 9700X threads for commands and workers.
- Databases
- 6For levels, settings and whatever else you save.
- Backups
- 4Snapshots you take and roll back yourself.
- Never sleeps
- Node.js, Python or Java
- DDoS protection
- 24/7 support
- 99% uptime SLA
Is it the right size?
What Developer can run
What actually runs on it
- Several bots on one plan, each with its own database
- A music bot with Lavalink and multiple concurrent streams
- A bot plus a web dashboard plus a metrics service
- A large bot across hundreds of servers
Where it stops
- Workloads that genuinely need guaranteed, unshared cores
- Media processing like video transcoding at scale
- Data beyond 40 GB across every service
This is the top of the Discord catalogue. If you have outgrown it, get in touch — a dedicated node is a better answer than a second plan.
Talk to usIn detail
Six databases is the tell. This is not a plan sized for a single process — it is sized for a bot, its dashboard, its metrics, a staging copy and whatever you are building next, each with its own storage and none of them stepping on the others.
Four gigabytes also removes the last audio constraint. A Lavalink node with several concurrent streams, plus the bot, plus a web service, fits without the three of them fighting over the same headroom.
Forty gigabytes of NVMe and four backup slots is the maintenance half. At this size you are storing logs, audit trails and user data that people would notice losing, and a real backup history matters more than another gigabyte of RAM.
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