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The ProBot alternative that tells you where it loses first.

ProBot Tier 1 costs $40 a year against Nano’s $49.99, so ProBot is the cheaper annual plan and this page is not going to pretend otherwise. Where Nano wins is the $4.99 monthly option, a free tier with published numbers, and a custom bot in the same tier that ProBot puts on its $80 Tier 2.

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TL;DR

If the only question is the cheapest yearly price, ProBot Tier 1 wins at $40. Nano is $49.99 a year or $4.99 a month, and its single tier includes the custom bot that ProBot sells on Tier 2 at $80 a year. Nano also publishes every free-tier limit as a number; ProBot’s premium page publishes no free-tier feature list at all, which is why this page compares paid plans and stays quiet about ProBot’s free one.

Side-by-side comparison

Verify on ProBot

Nano: $4.99/mo or $49.99/yr per server. ProBot: $40/yr (Tier 1) or $80/yr (Tier 2) per server. ProBot figures read on 2026-08-23. Check the link above before acting on them: prices change without notice.

Pricing per server

NanoProBot
Entry annual plan

ProBot Tier 1 is $9.99 a year cheaper than Nano. If the yearly number is the decision, ProBot wins it.

$49.99/yr
$40/yr
Monthly

ProBot's page has a Monthly/Yearly toggle, but both options still rendered yearly prices when read on 2026-08-02. We could not observe a ProBot monthly price, so this page does not state one. Check their page yourself.

$4.99/mo
Not published
Annual with a custom bot

ProBot lists Custom Bot under Tier 2 only. Nano's custom bot is in its single tier, so the same capability costs $30.01 less per year.

$49.99/yr
$80/yr
Number of paid tiers

Nano's price does not change with the feature you need. On ProBot, needing a custom bot doubles the price.

1
2

What the free tier gives you

NanoProBot
Published free-tier limits

This is the whole reason the rows below say 'Not published'. Nano lists every free cap as a number. ProBot's premium page publishes no free-tier feature list, so nothing on this page claims what ProBot's free tier does or does not include.

Custom commands

Pre-defined responses triggered by a slash command. Nano raises the cap to 1000 on premium.

50
Not published
Reaction roles

Self-assignable roles via reaction or button. 500 on premium.

20
Not published
Server stat counters

Live member and channel counters. ProBot lists Server Statistics under both paid tiers; Nano gives 5 on the free tier and 25 on premium.

5 free
Paid
Tickets

Private support channels with staff routing.

5 panels
Not published
Leveling (text XP)

Nano's text XP, leaderboard and role rewards are free. ProBot's premium page does not list leveling either way, so we make no claim about theirs.

Not published
AutoMod rule types

Automatic moderation on banned words, spam, links or invites. Nano's AutoMod is not metered or gated: free servers get all 8 rule types and premium adds nothing.

All 8
Not published

What you get on premium

NanoProBot
Custom bot under your own token

Both offer one. The difference is the tier: Nano's is in its only plan at $49.99/yr, ProBot's is Tier 2 at $80/yr.

Transfer of bot ownership

ProBot advertises transferring the custom bot to you. Nano's custom bot runs on a Discord application you create and own from the start, so there is nothing to hand over.

Not needed
Twitch notifications

Premium on both. ProBot lists Twitch notifications on Tier 1 and Tier 2.

YouTube notifications

Premium on both.

Reddit and RSS alerts

Nano's premium social notifications cover Twitch, YouTube, Reddit and RSS. ProBot's premium page lists Twitch and YouTube only, read 2026-08-02.

Not listed
Raid and anti-nuke protection

ProBot lists Advanced Protection on both tiers. Nano's VIP protection is premium-only; its automod, which covers spam, links and banned words, is free.

Voice XP

XP for time spent in voice channels alongside text XP.

Not listed
Custom rank cards

Branded XP profile cards with custom backgrounds and colours.

Not listed
Music

Nano does not ship music.

Not listed

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Where Nano wins

A monthly option you can actually see.

Nano is $4.99 a month, cancel any time. ProBot's page showed yearly prices under both toggle positions on 2026-08-02, so a monthly commitment was not something we could confirm exists.

The custom bot costs $30 less a year.

ProBot puts Custom Bot on Tier 2 at $80 a year. Nano's custom bot, running under your own Discord application, is in the single $49.99 tier.

Free stat counters.

ProBot lists Server Statistics under both paid tiers. Nano gives 5 counters on the free tier and 25 on premium.

Numbers you can check before you pay.

Every Nano free-tier limit is published: 50 custom commands, 20 reaction roles, 10 auto roles, 5 ticket panels, 5 stat counters and all 8 AutoMod rule types. You know what you get before the card comes out.

Where ProBot wins

We're not going to pretend we beat them on everything. If these matter most to you, stay where you are — switching won't help.

  • The annual price. ProBot Tier 1 is $40 a year against Nano's $49.99. If you pay yearly and Tier 1 covers what you need, ProBot is cheaper and nothing on this page changes that.
  • Reach and familiarity. ProBot is one of the most widely installed bots on Discord. Nano is new and has no brand recognition, so members are far more likely to have seen ProBot before.
  • We could not compare free tiers. ProBot publishes no free-tier feature list on its premium page, so this comparison is paid-plan only. Their free tier may well beat Nano's on features we never saw. Check it before deciding.

Choose Nano if…

  • You want to pay monthly rather than commit to a year.
  • You want a custom bot without jumping to an $80/year tier.
  • You want free server stat counters and free leveling.
  • You want every free-tier limit published as a number before you pay.

Stick with ProBot if…

  • The cheapest annual price is the decision, and Tier 1 covers your needs.
  • Members recognising the bot matters more than what it costs.
  • You depend on a ProBot feature this page could not verify Nano matches.
  • You are already set up and not genuinely evaluating a change.

Frequently asked

Is Nano cheaper than ProBot?+
Not annually. ProBot Tier 1 is $40 a year against Nano's $49.99. Nano is cheaper if you want a custom bot ($49.99 against ProBot's $80 Tier 2), and Nano offers a $4.99 monthly plan.
What does ProBot charge per month?+
We do not know, and will not guess. On 2026-08-02 the pricing page at probot.io/premium showed a Monthly/Yearly toggle, but both positions still rendered yearly prices. Since we could not observe a monthly figure, this page states none.
How does Nano's free tier compare to ProBot's?+
We cannot say. ProBot's premium page publishes no free-tier feature list, so there was nothing to compare against. Nano's free tier is published in full: 50 custom commands, 20 reaction roles, 10 auto roles, 5 ticket panels, 5 stat counters and all 8 AutoMod rule types, plus free leveling, tickets, giveaways and economy.
Do I need ProBot's Tier 2 to get a custom bot?+
On ProBot, yes: Custom Bot is listed under Tier 2 at $80 a year. Nano includes the custom bot in its single premium tier at $49.99 a year, and it runs under a Discord application you create and own.
Can I run Nano and ProBot side by side?+
Yes. Add Nano, run /admin setup autosetup for sensible defaults, and keep ProBot running while you compare. They do not conflict.
What if Nano does not work out?+
Ask for a refund within 7 days of your first premium payment and you get it, no questions asked. Renewals are final, and the free tier never asks for a card at all.

Try Nano free, no credit card.

Add Nano to one server and see the difference. Run it side-by-side with ProBot while you compare.

  • Free forever on the core modules
  • Premium $4.99/mo per server
  • 7-day refund, no questions asked

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