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Everything you need to run your Discord bot — hosting, music nodes, and databases. All on enterprise DDR5 hardware with NVMe SSD storage.

Hosting Plans

NexioHost offers Discord bot hosting plans for every scale — from a free tier to enterprise-grade infrastructure.

View All Plans

Browse and order hosting plans at billing.nexiohost.in

All Plans Include

DDR5 Hardware

All plans run on DDR5 RAM and NVMe SSD storage — no slow spinning disks.

Auto Crash Restart

If your bot crashes, it restarts automatically — no manual intervention needed.

DDoS Protection

Enterprise-grade network protection on every plan, including the free tier.

One-Click Deploy

Get your bot running in seconds from the service panel.

Real-Time Console

Monitor your bot’s logs and output in real time.

Environment Variables

Securely store your bot token and config as environment variables.

Upgrading Your Plan

You can upgrade at any time with zero downtime:
  1. Log in to the Client Area.
  2. Click on your service.
  3. Select Upgrade/Downgrade.
  4. Choose your new plan and confirm.
Upgrades are applied instantly — your bot keeps running while the resources are allocated.

Dedicated Lavalink node hosting for Discord music bots. Low latency, high availability, easy setup. Lavalink offloads audio processing from your bot to a separate server, giving you:
  • Lower CPU usage on your bot’s server
  • Better audio quality and lower latency
  • Support for multiple bots from one node

Connecting Your Bot

Order a Lavalink service from the Client Area, then connect using your panel’s connection details:

Supported Clients

Supported Sources

YouTube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Twitch streams, Vimeo, HTTP audio streams.
NexioHost runs Lavalink v4. If you need a specific version, open a support ticket.

Databases

Managed Redis, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL — connect to your bot in minutes.

Redis

Caching, rate limiting, session data.

MongoDB

User data, guild settings, bot configs.

PostgreSQL

Economy systems, leaderboards, structured data.
Order a database from the Client Area and use the connection details from your service panel.

Code Examples

Which Database Should I Use?

Always store credentials as environment variables in your service panel — never hardcode them in your code.