// dayz bot comparison
DayZ server bots compared
Most DayZ console bots start free and charge for more. dzbot does it the other way round: one price per server, and everything is included. This page puts dzbot next to Law's KillFeed and DayZ-RSS — the bots console owners compare it with most — and next to CFTools for PC. Every fact about another bot comes from its own website; where a bot does something better, we say so.
Short answer
dzbot has no free plan: 10 EUR per server per month includes every feature without limits — trader shop, safe zones, tickets, Discord roles, ready-made Discord feeds, base alarms, its own website per server, an AI assistant and player support payments straight to your bank account — and it supports the new Badlands map Nasdara from release day. Law's KillFeed and DayZ-RSS start free with limits and charge for the rest. For a PC server that is not hosted by Nitrado, CFTools is the better fit.
- Platforms
- PC, PlayStation (PS4/PS5), Xbox, Nintendo Switch 2
- Requires
- A DayZ server hosted by Nitrado and a Discord account
- Price
- 10 EUR per server per month, up to 14 days free trial, no credit card
dzbot, Law's KillFeed and DayZ-RSS at a glance (as of October 13, 2026)
| dzbot | Law's KillFeed | DayZ-RSS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms | PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch 2 | PC, PlayStation, Xbox (trader console only) | PlayStation, Xbox, Switch |
| Hosting | Nitrado | Nitrado | Nitrado (API and FTP) |
| Price | 10 EUR per server per month, everything included | Free plan with daily limits; paid from $4.99 a month for 1 server | Free plan for 1 server; Premium €19.99 a month (€10 for the first 3 months) |
| Free plan | None — free 14-day trial | Yes, with daily limits | Yes, 1 Discord and 1 DayZ server |
| Trader shop | Unlimited items and orders; delivery after the next restart at a saved place, map point or emote position | Free: 25 items, 1 pack, 50 purchases per server per day; paid: unlimited | Shop with in-game delivery |
| Safe zones | Unlimited polygon zones: no kills, no building, linked accounts only | Circles; 3 per server free, 50 paid; entry checks paid | Alert zones and raid protection for base zones |
| Support tickets | Unlimited, with forms, support levels, web inbox and log evidence | Free: 1 ticket type, 20 tickets a day; paid: 10 types, transcripts | Premium only |
| Discord roles | Linked, online, faction, achievements, event winners, any role from an automation | Linked role, wage roles, permission groups | Automatic and reaction roles in Premium |
| Base alarms | Yes, by DM or channel | Not listed | Raid alerts for protected base zones |
| Website per server | Full admin and player website | Public server page; live map on the paid plan | Web panel; community website €59.99 one-time |
| Nasdara (Badlands) | Supported from release day | Not mentioned (Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal) | Not mentioned |
| AI assistant for admins | Included | Not listed | Not listed |
| Players support the owner with real money | Yes — checkout on the server website, payout to your bank, accounting included | No — in-game currency only | No — in-game currency only |
dzbot or Law's KillFeed?
Law's KillFeed is a Discord-first bot for Nitrado servers with a generous free plan: feeds, economy, bounties, factions and a web trader are free, with daily limits — 25 trader items and 50 purchases per server per day, 3 circular zones, one ticket type. Its paid plan lifts the limits from $4.99 a month for one server, so for a single server it is cheaper than dzbot.
dzbot costs more and includes more: safe zones of any shape with no-build and linked-only rules, base alarms, a full website per server for admins and players, tickets with a web inbox and log evidence, multi-account detection, factions with ranks, wages and alliances, an AI assistant and support for Nasdara from release day — with no limit anywhere. The Discord side is closer than it used to be: dzbot now has ready-made feeds for logins, building, PvE deaths, long shots and streaks, voice-channel counters and public player profiles too. Law's KillFeed still has far more slash commands, heat maps, a lottery and faction wars.
dzbot or DayZ-RSS?
DayZ-RSS is a console bot (PlayStation, Xbox and Switch) with a free plan for one server and a Premium plan at €19.99 a month (€10 for the first three months) for up to five Discord servers. Tickets and automatic roles are Premium features. It also has chat features dzbot does not have, such as reaction roles, polls and auto-moderation.
For one server, dzbot's single price is below DayZ-RSS Premium and includes tickets, roles, safe zones, base alarms and the server website — plus Nasdara from release day.
Kill feed bots and PC admin tools
Bots such as Skynet Killfeed, Legion Killfeed or DayZ++ focus on the kill feed and a few moderation commands in Discord. CFTools Cloud focuses on monitoring, player and ban management for PC servers and works with many hosts; at the time of writing it lists DayZ console support as "coming soon". If your PC server is not hosted by Nitrado, CFTools is the better choice — dzbot only works with Nitrado.
Switching is possible
Servers coming from DayZ++ can import linked usernames and balances during dzbot setup. dzbot does not need exclusive access, so you can run it next to your current bot during the trial and compare.
Detailed comparisons
One page per bot, with a feature table, prices as of October 13, 2026 and where each one is better than dzbot.
dzbot vs. Law's KillFeeddzbot vs. CFTools Clouddzbot vs. Legion KillfeedOne price. Everything included. No other bots.
A DayZ server is more than the game server: it is the Discord around it and the bots that run it. dzbot is 10 EUR per server per month, and that gets you every feature — no free tier with limits, no premium tier, no add-ons, no daily caps. Everything below is in that one price.
- Instead of a kill feed bot: kill feed, damage feed, ready-made feeds you design yourself, leaderboards and bounties
- Instead of a trader or economy bot: trader shop with delivery, balances, faction treasuries and casino
- Instead of Ticket Tool or another ticket bot: tickets with forms, support levels and a web inbox
- Instead of a verification and role bot: account linking and roles that follow the game
- Instead of separate admin tools: bans, whitelist, safe zones, alt detection and searchable logs
- Instead of a PayPal link in a Discord channel: player support payments straight to your bank account, with accounting
Frequently asked questions
Does dzbot have a free plan?
No. dzbot is 10 EUR per server per month with every feature and no limits. You can test everything free for 14 days without a credit card.
Should I choose dzbot or Law's KillFeed?
Law's KillFeed is cheaper and starts free with daily limits. dzbot has no limits and adds polygon safe zones with no-build rules, base alarms, a full website per server, tickets with a web inbox, an AI assistant and Nasdara support from release day.
Should I choose dzbot or DayZ-RSS?
DayZ-RSS is console-only with a free plan for one server; tickets and automatic roles need Premium at €19.99 a month. dzbot includes them in one lower price per server and also supports PC and Nasdara.
Which DayZ bot lets players support the server with real money?
dzbot: players pay on your server website, the money goes straight to your bank account and lands in the built-in accounting. As of October 13, 2026, neither Law's KillFeed nor DayZ-RSS offers this — their economies run on in-game currency only.
Which DayZ bot supports Nasdara?
dzbot supports Nasdara from the Badlands release on October 15, 2026. As of October 13, 2026, neither Law's KillFeed nor DayZ-RSS mentions Nasdara on its website.
Is dzbot a CFTools alternative?
For Nitrado servers, and especially for console servers, yes. For PC servers on other hosts, CFTools remains the better choice because dzbot only supports Nitrado.
Can I use dzbot together with another bot?
Yes. dzbot reads the logs through the Nitrado API and does not block other tools, so both can run at the same time.
Try dzbot on your server
Connect your Nitrado server in a few minutes. Every feature is included in the trial.