Servers

Guide about servers

What is a server?

A server is a remote computer that runs 24/7 in a data center with a fast internet connection. Instead of running your bot on your home computer, a server gives you a stable, high-speed, and low-latency environment to operate your bot efficiently.

Benefits of Using a VPS for Botting:

• Faster Internet Speeds – VPS servers are hosted in data centers with much higher speeds than home connections, reducing checkout times.

• Lower Latency – Choosing a VPS near the website’s servers helps decrease response times, giving you an edge in competitive drops.

• 24/7 Uptime – Unlike your home computer, a server runs continuously, ensuring your bot is always ready.

• No IP Leaks – Since the VPS has its own IP, it adds another layer of anonymity and prevents your home IP from getting blocked.

• Scalability – You can easily upgrade the VPS if your bot needs more power for higher traffic tasks.

Cons of Using a Server

• Cost – Renting a high-performance VPS or dedicated server can be expensive, especially if you need low-latency, high-speed resources.

• Limited Control on VPS – With a VPS, you're sharing a machine with others, meaning your performance can be affected if other users are consuming high resources.

What to Look for in a VPS for Botting:

• Location – Choose a VPS close to the target website’s servers for lower latency.

• CPU & RAM – The more powerful, the better, especially for running multiple bots.

• Internet Speed – Look for VPS providers offering high-speed bandwidth.

• Operating System – Most bots run on Windows VPS, but Linux is an option for advanced users.

A VPS is a cost-effective way to boost your bot’s performance without investing in a full dedicated server.