Kite and BotWiz both let you build a Discord bot with blocks instead of code. BotWiz has a free trial and then needs a subscription. Kite has a free plan that doesn't run out, and Kite is open source.
Get Started for Free| Kite | BotWiz | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, no time limit | 7-day trial |
| Visual editor | Yes | Yes |
| Commands per bot | 25 free, more with Premium | 100 on paid plans |
| Servers per bot | 100 free, more with Premium | Unlimited on paid plans |
| Host your own code | No | Node.js and Python |
BotWiz gives your first bot 7 days for free. After that your bot goes offline until you pay. Kite's free plan keeps your bot online with no time limit.
You can make up to 10 bots on Kite without paying. Each one gets 24/7 hosting.
Describe what a command should do and Kite's AI adds and connects the blocks for you.
Kite's code is on GitHub. You can see how your bot runs, or host Kite yourself.
This is the /ban command from the moderation template. Each block is one step, and the lines between them set the order. You can import it with one click and change it however you like.
You keep your Discord application, so your bot keeps its name, avatar and servers.
Turn your bot off in BotWiz, so the two don't answer at the same time.
Copy the bot token from the Discord Developer Portal, sign in to Kite and click on Create app.
Import a template, build commands from blocks or describe them to Kite's AI. Then deploy them.
Yes. Your bot is hosted 24/7 for free. Premium plans give you higher limits, like more servers and commands, but you don't need one to run a bot.
No. Kite only runs bots built with its visual editor.

Build commands by connecting blocks, or describe them and let AI build them. Kite is free to start and hosts your bot 24/7.