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This guide is provided for educational purposes. We assume no responsibility for any errors, data loss, or token exposure that may result from incorrect use of the procedures described.

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Step 1: Create a New Bot on Discord Developer Portal

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1. Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications

Log in with your Discord account.

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2. Click on “New Application”

Give your bot a name (e.g., BotEnderTest). Create new application

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3. Go to “Bot” in the side menu

Click “Reset Token” > “Yes, do it!“ Reset Token

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4. Copy the Bot Token

Never share the bot token or upload it publicly!If you think it has been compromised, regenerate it immediately from the Developer Portal.
Scroll and click on “Reset Token” > “Copy” ⚠️ Never share the token! Copy Token Token copied

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Step 2: Set Bot Permissions

Note: Without further modification in Bot / Public Bot, the bot will be public, so anyone clicking on the bot can add it.

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1. Go back to “OAuth2” > “URL Generator”

ATTENTION: Many bots often require administrative privileges, but only set them if you know what you are doing.Also, most need Intents, you will need to ACTIVATE THEM in Bot / Privileged Gateway Intents and activate all items in that paragraph
  • Scope: select bot
  • Bot Permissions: select the necessary permissions (e.g., Send Messages, Manage Roles, etc.) Bot Permissions

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2. Copy the generated URL and paste it into the browser

  • Invite the bot to your server

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Step 3: Prepare the bot.py / bot.js File

Create a file called bot.py with your bot’s basic code (e.g., with nextcord, discord.py, py-cord, etc.). Or commission the creation of the bot from enderdevelopment.com.

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Step 4: Install Dependencies

Open the terminal in the folder where bot.py is located, and run: pip install nextcord Obviously, if you use another library, adapt the command.

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Step 5: Start the Bot Locally

It is often discouraged to run a bot locally for production environments. Run it locally only for testing or development.
Open the terminal in the folder where bot.py is located, and run: python bot.py Obviously, if you use another language or filename, adapt the command.

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Step 6: Host the Bot Online

Recommended Option

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Option A – VPS (e.g., DeluxHost)

  • Purchase a VPS from DeluxHost
  • Upload files via SFTP/SSH
  • Install Python (sudo apt install python3-pip)
  • Install libraries (pip3 install nextcord)
  • Start the bot with screen or tmux