Is there free Discord bot hosting with no renewals?

• Sleep timers. Free web dynos sleep after minutes without traffic. A sleeping bot is offline, and the keep-alive ping hacks that fight it are fragile and against most hosts' terms.
• Coins and daily renewals. Some bot hosts make you click a renewal button every day, watch ads or invite friends, or the bot stops. That is a chore with an uptime problem, not hosting.
• Queue-shared CPU. Free forever tiers where the bot shares an overloaded machine and a slash command takes thirty seconds.
• Card-required free. Free until the trial ends and the card is charged.

Most utility bots idle at 60 to 150 MB: moderation, roles, logging, slash-command tools, welcome messages. The free tier runs them with room to spare. The ready-made music bot runs on it too. What it does not run well: heavy AI bots, and music bots that play all day in several servers at once. A bot that grows into a database (economy, levels, tickets) gets a managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis one click away, the first one free.

Free bots get a web address that sleeps when nobody opens it and wakes on the next visit; paid tiers keep it always on.

1. Create the account, no card.
2. Host a bot: pick a template (role menus, logging, levels, tickets, a game server status bot) with just your token, connect GitHub and choose your repository, or upload your code.
3. Set DISCORD_TOKEN as an environment variable and deploy. The live console shows the bot coming up.
4. Push to GitHub any time; the bot redeploys itself.

Starter is $2 a month for one bot with 1 GB, Standard $3 for two bots with 1.5 GB each, Pro $6 for four bots with 2 GB each. Paid tiers build any language (Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, Rust, .NET) from the repository, keep the web address always on, and run several bots on one account.