01What kind of DDoS protection do you provide?
Enterprise Layer 7 mitigation on every plan, including Free. Attacks are detected and absorbed at the network edge before they ever reach your server — your bot's gateway connection stays up through the noise.
02Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan?
Anytime, from the panel, with zero downtime. Your server resizes in place — files, database, and environment variables all stay. Billing is prorated, so you only pay for what you use.
03Can I buy Discord bot hosting with PayPal or international payments?
Yes — we accept PayPal and major credit/debit cards worldwide. Indian customers can pay via UPI for instant activation.
04Is there a setup fee?
No. The price you see is the price you pay — no setup fees, no hidden charges. The free tier doesn't even ask for a card.
05What's your uptime guarantee?
A contractual 99.9% uptime SLA on most plans, 99.99% on Supreme and Elite. A watchdog restarts crashed processes within seconds, and you can verify us in real time on the public status page.
06Is AMD EPYC better than Ryzen 9 for Discord bot hosting?
For 24/7 bots, yes. Ryzen 9 wins short single-core bursts, but bots run continuously — EPYC is built for sustained server load: ECC memory, no thermal throttling under constant use, 3× the memory bandwidth, and proper multi-tenant isolation.
07Why does Kerit Cloud use AMD EPYC instead of Ryzen 9?
Because your bot's performance at hour 3,000 matters more than a benchmark minute. EPYC keeps consistent clocks under permanent load, ECC RAM prevents silent memory corruption, and hardware-level isolation means a noisy neighbour can't slow your bot down.
08Why do some providers use Ryzen 9 instead of server-grade CPUs?
Consumer hardware is cheaper and its single-core numbers look great in marketing. The trade-off: no ECC memory, thermal throttling under sustained load, and weaker isolation when many customers share one box. Fine for benchmarks — worse for a bot that never stops.
09Which is the best Discord bot hosting?
We're biased, so judge by criteria instead: zero sleep mode, real uptime SLA, low gateway latency, server-grade hardware, transparent specs, and a free tier to verify it all yourself before paying. Kerit ticks every box — try the free plan and decide.
10Is there a free Discord bot hosting 24/7 option?
Yes — our free tier runs 24/7 with no sleep mode: 256MB RAM, 30% EPYC CPU, 2GB NVMe, and a shared MySQL database. No credit card, no trial timer, free forever.
11How much RAM do I need for a Discord bot?
Small utility or moderation bots idle around 100–150MB — Free or Basic covers them. Bots in 50+ servers with databases want 512MB–1GB (Basic/Pro). Music bots and sharded bots should start at 3GB (Extreme) and scale up.
12What programming languages do you support for Discord bots?
Node.js (discord.js, Eris, Oceanic), Python (discord.py, Pycord, nextcord, disnake), and Java (JDA, Javacord) — with selectable runtime versions and automatic dependency installs. If it runs on Linux, it runs here.
13Which location is best for my Discord bot?
Discord's gateway lives in US East, so US nodes give the lowest websocket latency (<18ms). If your bot talks to a database or API near your users, pick the closest of our 20+ PoPs across USA, India, Singapore, Australia, and Germany instead.
14How does git deploy work?
Link your GitHub repository in the panel. On every push we pull the latest commit, install dependencies, and restart your bot — typically live again in under 60 seconds.
15Is my bot token safe?
Tokens live in encrypted environment variables, never in your code or logs. Each bot runs in an isolated container — no other customer can ever read your files or environment.
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