Discord Bot Pricing 2026: It's About Scope, Not the Price Tag

Verifiable prices

MEE6 and Dyno figures were recorded as seen on their respective pricing pages on September 12, 2026; the Sapphire statement as seen on sapph.xyz on September 12, 2026. Dyno's three tiers are Standard, Premium, and Custom respectively; the page listed the Standard and Premium annual plans with the same amount.

What we couldn't verify

We could not confirm the pricing of three bots from their original sources. Instead of putting estimated figures in the table, we are listing them here along with the reason.

• Carl-bot — pricing is not listed on its own site; sales are handled through Patreon and Discord (carl.gg/get-premium, September 12, 2026).
• Wick — no amount is visible on its premium page (wickbot.com/premium, September 12, 2026).
• ProBot — the page could not be accessed, so no figures were written (September 12, 2026).

Figures for these bots float around on third-party blogs. We do not count them as sources: a price is only verified when it is seen on the vendor's own page.

The core issue: how many servers does the subscription cover?

This line is skipped in most comparisons, but its impact on the invoice is greater than the price itself.

MEE6 states on its page: "A subscription is valid for a single Discord server. If you wish to get premium for multiple servers, you need a subscription for each server." Dyno's page defines its plan as "for one server of your choice."

On the Carl-bot side, the recorded statement describes a different structure: "each slot covers one server, and you can move slots between servers whenever you want." Meaning the slot is transferable.

If you manage a single server, this heading won't concern you at all. If you manage two or more communities, this is the first place to look before making a decision.

How "free" is free?

Sapphire says "Completely free." on its site and has no separate pricing page. This is a position that completely eliminates the budget item.

Still, two things need to be separated: a bot being free does not mean it does the job you need. When a free bot falls short, setting up a second bot often brings more management overhead than a single paid bot.

Where VeyroBot stands

$3.99 monthly, $39.99 annually. The license is tied to your account; it can be transferred to another server where you are an admin via the dashboard, and the remaining time continues uninterrupted. There is a 14-day unconditional refund policy on initial purchases; renewals and gift licenses are excluded from this scope.

To be clear: we do not claim to be the cheapest on this list, and in terms of scale, we are very small compared to the bots above. If price is your only criterion, free options provide more direct answers. If scope and portability matter to you, look at the table with that in mind. Details: Premium page.

Who it is for, who it is not for

Paid plan makes sense: Communities that truly need a specific feature on a single server and get their money's worth out of that feature.

Paid plan unnecessary: Servers with just a few people. Discord's own verification, AutoMod, and Onboarding settings are free and usually sufficient.

Caution: Subscribing to two paid bots that do the same thing at the same time is the most common unnecessary expense.

Frequently asked questions

Do first-month discounts apply to renewals as well?

Generally no. The statements on MEE6's page belonged to the first month and first year; the annual plan listed the first year as $24.99 and $49.99 thereafter. You will see the current amount on the checkout screen.

Can I transfer my subscription to another server?

It depends on the bot. The recorded statement on Carl-bot says slots are transferable; MEE6's page states that a separate subscription is required for each server. In VeyroBot, since the license is tied to the account, it can be transferred via the dashboard.

Can I get a refund?

MEE6 states a full refund within 7 days on its page. No statement regarding refunds was seen on Dyno's page. VeyroBot offers a 14-day unconditional refund on the initial purchase.

Why are the prices of some bots not here?

Because they could not be found on their own pages. We do not consider figures on third-party blogs as sources; those figures are often copied from each other and can be outdated.

When do these figures expire?

Each line has the date it was seen next to it. Prices and package contents are perishable information; verifying them from their source before making a decision is the safest route.

Last updated: September 17, 2026. MEE6 and Dyno figures were written as seen on their pricing pages on September 12, 2026; the Sapphire statement on sapph.xyz on September 12, 2026; and the Carl-bot statement on carl.gg/get-premium on September 12, 2026. VeyroBot is our product.