Basic
Small botsIdeal for small community bots getting started.
- 512 MB RAM
- 75% CPU (AMD EPYC)
- 5 GB NVMe Storage
- 2 Backups
- Standard Support
- Layer 7 DDoS Protection
- Auto Restart
Enterprise AMD EPYC on a 10 Gbps unmetered network — 256 MB RAM, 2 GB NVMe, Layer 7 DDoS, zero sleep mode. No credit card, no trial timer, no catches.
Claim Free Server No credit card · No sleep mode · Free foreverAll plans run on AMD EPYC with Layer 7 DDoS protection and zero sleep mode. Move up with one click — your files and database stay.
Need more RAM, dedicated IP, or a custom region? We build tailored setups for large operations.
Ideal for small community bots getting started.
Best value for most bots.
For busy bots serving many servers at once.
Need more? See all 7 plans → · 3-day money-back guarantee on all paid plans
Every item below is included on the free tier — not a trial, not a demo.
Six steps, all free, no card at any point. Most people are online in under three minutes.
Register at billing.kerit.cloud with just an email and password — no credit card, no billing details. Your dashboard is ready in seconds.
Create accountOpen the confirmation email we send and click the verify link. This unlocks deployment — unverified accounts can't claim a free server.
No email after a minute? Check spam, or resend it from your dashboard.In your dashboard, open Settings → Connected Accounts and link Discord. It's one click and ties one free server to one real person — that's how we keep the free tier abuse-free.
Brand-new Discord accounts may be asked to wait a short while before qualifying.Free hosting is community-gated — join our Discord so we can verify your membership. It's also where you get support and expiry reminders.
Join DiscordOpen Free Hosting in the dashboard, pick your runtime (Node.js, Python or Java), accept the free-tier rules, and hit Deploy. A quick automatic security check runs — no VPN/proxy, one device, one account — then your server is provisioned in seconds.
Open dashboardManage the server at panel.kerit.cloud — push via Git or upload files directly, and dependencies install automatically. Add your bot token, start it, and you're online 24/7 from Virginia with sub-18ms Discord latency.
Open panel17+ Tbit/s global capacity via OVHcloud VAC. Your bot stays online under sustained attack — no configuration, always active on every plan including free.
Not consumer-grade Ryzen 9. EPYC handles continuous loads without thermal throttling, supports ECC RAM, and delivers 300+ GB/s memory bandwidth — purpose-built for 24/7 workloads.
Every plan — including free — runs on NVMe SSD storage. Faster boot, faster file reads, faster everything. No spinning rust, no SATA bottlenecks. 2 GB free, up to 80 GB on paid.
Hosted in Virginia — Discord's primary infrastructure region. 15–20ms ping to Discord's gateway means your bot responds before users notice any delay. Optimal WS latency, guaranteed.
Git deployment
Push to deploy, automated deps
Hard resource isolation
Docker containers via Pterodactyl
True 24/7 runtime
No inactivity shutdowns, ever
More than you'd think. Typical idle memory use, measured on real bots:
music bots & 50+ server bots → start on Starter (₹99/mo) instead
Consumer CPUs are designed for burst workloads with idle periods. Discord bots run continuously.
Ryzen 9 wins short single-core bursts, but bots run around the clock. EPYC is engineered for exactly that: consistent clocks under permanent load, ECC RAM to prevent silent memory corruption, and hardware-level isolation so a noisy neighbour can't slow your bot down.
| Feature | AMD EPYC | Ryzen 9 |
|---|---|---|
| ECC RAM support | Yes | No |
| Thermal throttle under load | Never | Yes |
| Memory bandwidth | 300+ GB/s | ~90 GB/s |
| Designed for 24/7 use | Yes | Consumer |
| Multi-tenant isolation | Full | Limited |
Free hosting has a bad reputation. Fair questions, straight answers. Still unsure? Ask on Discord.
There isn't one. The free tier is how most of our paying customers first found us. You get 256 MB RAM, 30% EPYC CPU, and 2 GB NVMe — small but real, and free forever. We only make money when your bot grows enough to need a bigger plan.
Six quick steps: register at billing.kerit.cloud, verify your email, link your Discord account, join our Discord server, then open Free Hosting and deploy. The full walkthrough is right above — most people are live in under three minutes.
No. No card, no billing details, no trial countdown. Register, verify your email, link and join our Discord, then deploy.
It's how we keep free hosting free. Linking Discord and requiring server membership ties one free server to one real person, which blocks the bulk-signup abuse that kills most free hosts. It also means support and any account notices reach you instantly.
One free server per person. Deploy runs an automatic check — one account, one device, and no VPN/proxy, Tor, or datacenter network. If it flags you, turn off any VPN and retry on your normal connection. Need more capacity? A paid plan starts at ₹59/mo.
Yes — there is no sleep mode on any Kerit plan, free included. Your process runs continuously and our watchdog restarts it within seconds if it crashes.
Active servers stay forever. We only reclaim servers that have been stopped and untouched for an extended period — and we warn you on Discord before anything is removed.
One click in the panel. Your server resizes in place — files, database, and environment variables all stay. Billing is prorated, with a 3-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan.
Node.js (16–22), Python (3.9–3.12), Java (11/17/21), Go, Bun, and Deno — all supported with git deployment and automatic dependency installs.
Discord's primary gateway servers are in Virginia (us-east). Hosting your bot in the same region gives you 15–20ms WebSocket latency vs 80–200ms from other regions. Lower latency = faster command responses.