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Quickstart

This guide walks you through getting your Discord bot live on NexioHost — from signup to a running bot in just a few steps.

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Step 1 — Create Your Account

  1. Go to billing and click Get Started.
  2. Sign up with your email address and set a password.
  3. Verify your email via the confirmation link.
Already have an account? Head to the Client Area to log in.

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Step 2 — Choose a Plan

Pick the plan that fits your bot’s needs. Not sure? Start with the Free plan — no credit card required.

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Browse all hosting plans at billing.nexiohost.in — starting from free.

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Step 3 — Create a New Service

  1. Log in to the Client Area.
  2. Click Order New Service and select Discord Bot Hosting.
  3. Choose your plan and complete checkout.
  4. Your server will be provisioned instantly.

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Step 4 — Upload Your Bot Files

Once your service is active:
  1. Open your control panel from the Client Area.
  2. Navigate to the Files tab (highlighted in the sidebar).
NexioHost control panel — Files tab
  1. Upload your bot’s project files (or use Git to clone your repo).
NexioHost control panel — Startup tab with command and variables NexioHost control panel — Startup tab with command and variables Supported languages: Node.js, Python, Java, Go, and more.

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Step 5 — Set Your Startup Command

  1. Go to Startup in your service panel.
  2. Set the startup command for your bot. Examples:
NexioHost control panel — Startup tab with command and variables
  1. Make sure your bot token is set as an environment variable — never hardcode it.
Never commit your bot token to Git or paste it in plain text. Use environment variables in your service panel under the Environment tab.

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Step 6 — Start Your Bot

  1. Click the Start button in your service panel.
NexioHost control panel — Startup tab with command and variables
  1. Watch the Console tab to see your bot come online.
  2. Your bot will now stay online 24/7 with auto crash restart enabled by default.
Your bot is live! Check your Discord server — it should now show as online.

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What’s Next?

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Compare plans and upgrade anytime.

Add a Database

Connect Redis, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL to your bot.

Lavalink Hosting

Add a Lavalink node for music bot functionality.

Scaling Resources

Need more RAM or CPU? Scale up instantly.