An honest comparison, with the price each project publishes and where we got it. Last updated October 16, 2026.
It depends on where you want the bot to run. If you want it to keep working while your computer is off, you need a cloud-hosted bot: Pilot Trav and Vangrd are the two we could verify. If you want free and don't mind keeping a Windows PC on, TravianBotSharp is the best-documented free project we found. Browser add-ons and older Java tools are fine for light use, but they only work while they are running on your machine.
One disclosure up front: we make Pilot Trav. Every other row below links to the source we used, so you can check it yourself, and you should treat our own row with the same scepticism you'd give any vendor's claims.
| Bot | Type | Runs on | Published price | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot Trav | Cloud | Our servers, web dashboard | From $7/month for 1 account (3 accounts $16, 5 accounts $25, 10 accounts $43). Optional proxy $1.50/month per account. Taxes extra. | 7-day free trial. Proxy required for every account (buy one in the panel or bring your own). | pilotrav.com |
| Vangrd | Cloud | Its own servers, web dashboard | From €4.99 per agent per 30 days, as published on its site. | Full-account automation for Travian Legends; its site also lists alliance management features. | vangrd.bot |
| TravianBotSharp | Free, open source | Windows desktop app (C#) | Free. Donations accepted. | Docs list Travian Official and TTwars as supported servers, with auto builder, hero adventures and farm lists. Your PC has to stay on. | tbs-docs.readthedocs.io, github.com/YigitKiraz/TravianBotSharp |
| Travian Automator (TraviAut) | Free, open source | Java desktop app | Free. | Builds selected buildings and moves resources. The SourceForge page looks unmaintained, so check that it still works with current Legends before relying on it. | traviaut.sourceforge.net |
| Travian Tactics | Free, browser add-on | Firefox add-on | Free (Mozilla Public License 2.0, per its listing). | Only runs while the browser is open. The listing shows a 2020 update. | gnuzilla.gnu.org (add-on listing) |
Checked October 16, 2026. We only list tools whose own page or listing we could open and read. A few other Travian bots exist that we couldn't verify; if you know one that belongs here, email [email protected] with a link to its site and we'll check it and add it. Discord bots such as the alliance coordination bot on top.gg are a different category: they organise defence calls, they don't play the game for you.
You want it running 24/7 without babysitting. Pick a cloud bot. The deciding factors are then price per account, how well the accounts are kept apart (separate browser and proxy for each), and how much of the game it covers.
You like tinkering and have a PC that stays on. TravianBotSharp is free and actively documented. You take on setup, updates and your own proxy, and it stops whenever the machine does.
You only need a little help. A browser add-on or a small desktop tool may be enough, as long as you accept that it only works while it is open. We compare the two models in more depth in free vs cloud Travian bots.
For a single account, Vangrd's published price (€4.99 per agent per 30 days) is lower than ours ($7 per month, or $8.50 with a proxy from us). Pilot Trav's plans are built for several accounts: 3 accounts are $16, 5 accounts $25 and 10 accounts $43, which works out to about $4.30 per account at the top tier. Prices are in each project's own currency and we haven't converted them. Whether a given bot includes a proxy, and what taxes apply, differs from one to the next, so compare the total for the number of accounts you really run.
A bot that gets an account banned is expensive at any price, so we'd weigh these before the monthly fee. Does every account get its own proxy and browser, or do they share an address? Does it add random delays and quiet hours, or does it act on a fixed timer? Can you see exactly what it did, and does it tell you when something goes wrong? And does it cover the parts of the game you actually spend time on?
We wrote down how we think about each of these in how to reduce Travian bot ban risk and do you need a proxy for a Travian bot. For a feature-by-feature look at ours, see the Pilot Trav overview, or the first-day setup checklist if you'd rather see what using it is like.
October 16, 2026: first version. Prices and descriptions were checked against each project's own page on this date.