DayZ console bot comparison
Killfeed.DEV makes pricing a central part of the product structure, so killfeed.store compares what a console owner receives as server count and feature requirements grow. Legion uses one $5.50 USD monthly membership for up to 10 supported Nitrado servers and keeps its full feature set inside that membership.
Legion is built for supported Nitrado-hosted Xbox and PlayStation DayZ servers. Membership is $5.50 USD per month for the complete Legion feature set across up to 10 servers on one Nitrado account.
Its published pricing table changes both server allowance and feature access. Statistics, leaderboards and Nitrado controls appear above the entry killfeed, while economy, heatmaps, faction management, moderation and alt-detection functions are placed at higher levels.
A Legion subscriber does not need to move to another Legion plan to add maps, moderation, economy or statistics. The same membership can cover up to 10 Xbox or PlayStation DayZ servers when they are under the supported Nitrado account.
Legion checks for new or changed log files on its five-minute retrieval cycle and exposes that loop to subscribers. Once a supported event is retrieved, the record can update feeds, statistics, maps and moderation without being treated as a different premium data product.
For communities running several servers, the question is not the cheapest headline entry point. It is the cost and feature access at the number of servers actually operated, which is why this domain also separates general DayZ pricing and Killfeed.DEV-specific pricing into their own pages.
Legion costs $5.50 USD per month and can cover up to 10 supported DayZ console servers on one Nitrado account.
No. Legion uses one membership for the complete feature set.
Legion uses a five-minute retrieval cycle, and subscribers can view the killfeed-loop processing channel for transparency.
These pages cover adjacent questions without duplicating this page's body copy.
Competitor reference checked: https://killfeed.dev/pricing