// dzbot vs. law's killfeed
dzbot vs. Law's KillFeed
Law's KillFeed (dayzbot.com) is the bot console owners most often compare dzbot with, and with good reason: it has run for more than six years on over 500 servers and starts free. This page puts both side by side. Every fact about Law's KillFeed comes from its own website as of 13 October 2026 — plans, feature pages and command list — and where it does something better, we say so.
Short answer
Law's KillFeed is a Discord-first bot with a free plan and daily limits; its paid plan costs $4.99 a month for one server, $6.99 for up to three and $12.99 for up to ten, so it is cheaper than dzbot. It also has far more slash commands, heat maps, kill assists, a lottery and faction wars. dzbot costs 10 EUR per server per month with no limits, and adds a full website per server, polygon safe zones with no-build rules, base alarms, a trader shop on PC as well as console, Discord feeds you design yourself, factions with ranks, wages and alliances, alt-account detection beyond name history, a mod and action marketplace, an AI assistant, player support payments with accounting, and Nasdara from release day.
- 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 and Law's KillFeed at a glance (as of October 13, 2026)
| dzbot | Law's KillFeed | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 10 EUR per server per month, everything included | Free plan with daily limits; paid $4.99/month for 1 server, $6.99 for up to 3, $12.99 for up to 10; 6-month and yearly billing with free months |
| Free plan | None — free 14-day trial | Yes, unlimited servers, with daily limits per feature |
| Platforms | PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch 2 on Nitrado | PC, PlayStation, Xbox on Nitrado |
| Maps | Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal, Nasdara | Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal; Nasdara not mentioned |
| Where you run it | A website per server for admins and players, plus a Discord bot | Discord (113 slash commands) and a web dashboard |
| Trader shop | PC and console; unlimited items and orders; delivery to a map point, saved place or emote position | Console only; free: 25 items, 1 pack, 50 purchases per server per day; paid: unlimited |
| Safe zones | Unlimited polygons: no kills, no building, linked accounts only | Circles; 3 per server free, 50 paid; entry checks paid |
| Base alarms | Yes, by DM or channel, personal or faction | Not listed |
| Discord feeds | Kill feed and damage feed with kill labels; 13 ready-made feeds for logins, logouts, building, placements, PvE deaths, long-range kills, kill streaks and an admin kill feed, each with a filter and a post you design | Kill feed with assists, long shots, streaks and spawn kills, PvE and NPC kills, connections, build log, admin kill channel |
| Maps and images | Live map included; actions post map pictures with markers and routes to Discord | Heat and movement maps; hit-report images; live map and player tracker with replay on the paid plan |
| Factions | Unlimited; treasury, ranks with wages, alliances, faction orders, shared places, roles | Free: 5 factions of 10 members; paid: unlimited, plus wars and King of the Hill |
| Support tickets | Unlimited, with forms, support levels, web inbox and log evidence | Free: 1 ticket type, 20 tickets a day; paid: 10 types |
| Alt-account detection | Shared device, browser or address, fresh Discord accounts, lent accounts, console account switches | /alts shows other names one account used (console only) |
| Economy extras | Casino with poker, blackjack, roulette, slots, Wheel of Fortune; bounties on players and whole factions; events with prize pots and bets | Casino with blackjack, roulette, high/low, Texas Hold'em; lottery; /work, /crime, /rob; weekly challenges |
| Automation | Lua actions on any game event, action and mod marketplace, scheduler | Scheduled tasks (2 free, 12 paid); auto-start on the paid plan |
| AI assistant for admins | Included, plus MCP for Claude and ChatGPT | Not listed |
| Players support the owner with real money | Yes — payout to your bank, accounting included | No — in-game currency only |
| Public player profiles | Opt-in profile page per player with player search; never positions or balances | A stats page for every player on every server running the bot |
| Voice-channel stat counters | Yes — 8 counters, such as players online, kills today and open bounties | Yes — 4 free, 9 paid |
Where Law's KillFeed is stronger
- Price: free with limits, and $4.99–$12.99 a month for up to ten servers on the paid plan. dzbot has no free plan and charges per server.
- Kill assists in the kill feed — dzbot does not track assists.
- Heat maps, hit zones on a body map and a player tracker with replay. dzbot posts map pictures with markers and routes to Discord, but has no heat maps or replay.
- Discord extras: 113 slash commands, a lottery, /work, /crime and /rob, weekly challenges, faction wars and King of the Hill.
- Reach: a public server list, a stats page for every player on every server running the bot, and 12 free browser tools.
- Track record: more than six years and over 500 servers.
Where dzbot is stronger
- No limits anywhere: every feature, item, zone, ticket and task is in the one price.
- A website for every server: players shop, check the map, run their faction and play in the casino there; admins configure everything in forms.
- Safe zones of any shape, with no-build and linked-only rules, and base alarms for players and factions.
- Factions with ranks, automatic wages from the treasury and alliances, and bounties on a whole faction.
- A trader shop on PC servers too, with delivery to a point on the map, a saved place or the emote position, and ground height filled in.
- Alt-account detection from devices, browsers, addresses, fresh Discord accounts and console account switches, as review cases with a graph.
- Actions in Lua, an action marketplace and a mod marketplace with gameplay mods such as Hit Indicator, Night Lighting and Build Anywhere; an AI assistant for admins; player support payments with built-in accounting.
- Nasdara from the Badlands release day.
Which one should you pick?
If you want a free or very cheap Discord bot with a lot of slash commands, Law's KillFeed is a good choice. If you want one system for the whole community — a shop and economy without limits, zones and alarms, a website for players, tickets with evidence, alt detection and automation — and the server should be able to pay for itself, dzbot is built for that. Both read the server logs through Nitrado, so you can run them side by side during dzbot's trial and compare.
For the record: Law's KillFeed's own comparison lists dzbot as "no free plan (trial of up to 14 days)" at 10 EUR a month per server. That is correct.
All DayZ bots comparedOne 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
Is Law's KillFeed cheaper than dzbot?
Yes. Law's KillFeed has a free plan with daily limits and paid plans from $4.99 a month for one server. dzbot is 10 EUR per server per month with no free plan and no limits.
Does Law's KillFeed have a trader for PC servers?
According to its website, no — its trader is console-only. dzbot's shop works on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch 2.
Does Law's KillFeed support Nasdara?
As of October 13, 2026, its website names Chernarus, Livonia and Sakhal only. dzbot supports Nasdara from the Badlands release.
Can I switch from Law's KillFeed to dzbot?
Yes. dzbot does not need exclusive access, so both can run at the same time while you try dzbot for 14 days.
Try dzbot on your server
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