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Free bot hosting.
Keep your Discord and Telegram bots online 24/7 without leaving your computer on. Bring your code in Node.js, Bun or Python.
What you can run
Discord bots
discord.js, discord.py and anything else that runs on our runtimes.
Telegram bots
Long polling or webhooks, always running.
Any other bot
Slack, Twitch, Matrix or your own, if it runs on Node.js, Bun or Python.
Never sleeps
Your bot stays online whether anyone’s talking or not.
Live logs
Watch output and restart from the console.
Room for several
Run up to 4 servers on the free package.
- Discord API rate limits (429) explained for bot developersWhat Discord 429 rate limits are, how discord.js and discord.py handle them for you, and which bot patterns trigger them so you can avoid them.
- Discord bot is online but not responding to commandsYour bot shows online but ignores messages or slash commands. Check intents, message content, permissions, registration and duplicate instances.
- Fix "An invalid token was provided" (TokenInvalid / LoginFailure)Fix discord.js TokenInvalid and discord.py LoginFailure errors: get a fresh bot token, check your .env file and make sure the token actually loads.
- Fix "Cannot find module" and "ModuleNotFoundError" for botsFix missing package errors when your Discord bot starts on Schokr: add packages to package.json or requirements.txt and check file paths and names.
- Fix "This interaction failed" and "The application did not respond"Why Discord shows This interaction failed or The application did not respond for slash commands and buttons, and how to defer slow replies.
- Hosting a Discord music bot: Lavalink, resources and rulesWhat you need to run a Discord music bot: voice libraries, FFmpeg, Lavalink, how much memory and CPU to give it, and content and terms of service to consider.
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