Best Travian bot 2026: nine bots compared

Nine Travian bots compared on platform, price, license, latest release and attack response. Each fact links to its source and check date.

Checked Oct 12, 2026. Written by Vangrd, which makes one of the bots on this list. Our assessment of Vangrd is marked as such.

Quick answer

Cloud with your PC off
Vangrd, Pilot Trav
Free with public source
TravianBot Ultra, TravianBotSharp
Paid Windows desktop
Strigard, TCommander, TBot2, Travian Bot
Inside the browser
Travify

Ultra is source-available for non-commercial use. Public source alone does not grant unrestricted reuse rights.

side-by-side Travian bot alternatives

How we checked

We checked vendor pages, GitHub READMEs, licenses and release lists. Each row links to its sources and records its check date. We did not test competitors in live games.

Not stated in reviewed sources means those sources do not say it. It does not mean the feature is absent. Published prices use different currencies, account counts, billing periods and tax rules.

The nine bots at a glance

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Nine Travian bots, with official sources and check dates
BotRuns onPrice as publishedLicenseLatest releaseIncoming-attack featuresSourceChecked
VangrdVangrd cloud servers; web dashboardFrom EUR 4.99 per agent per 30 days; extra linked gameworld EUR 1.99 per 30 days before taxCommercial, closed sourceDated entries in the Vangrd changelogPer-village dodge, reinforce, spend and ship responses; Discord and Telegram alerts
Pilot TravCloud; runs with your computer offUSD 8.50 per month plus VAT for one game account and its connection; five accounts USD 32.50CommercialNot stated in reviewed sourcesAuto-reinforce; Telegram alerts for incoming attacks
TravianBot UltraWindows x64 portable appFree for personal non-commercial useSource Available Non-Commercial Licensev0.7.5, October 1, 2026Attack detection and notifications listed as future functions
TravianBotSharpWindows onlyFreeNo license file in either reviewed repositoryvinaghost: 2.12.100, April 28, 2026; Erol444: 2.7.0, April 4, 2023Not stated in reviewed sources
TBot2Windows 10/11 applicationFree plan; three-day access USD 4.99; monthly license from USD 9.99; six-month license from USD 39.99Commercialv1.2.4, July 14, 2026Not stated in reviewed sources
StrigardWindows 10/11 applicationSeven-day trial; EUR 6.99 monthly excluding VAT; one game account at a timeCommercialv1.0.85, October 10, 2026On-screen and WhatsApp attack alerts; auto-evasion
TCommanderWindows applicationSeven days free per game account; USD 6 monthly; three months USD 15; six months USD 25; one year USD 45Commercialv1.2.54.0, September 15, 2026Troop monitoring and evasion in all villages
Travian Bot (travibot.com)Windows installerLite USD 3, Standard USD 4, Elite USD 5 per month; free demo limited to five hoursCommercial7.0.8.0, March 20, 2026Attack detection and troop withdrawal
TravifyChrome extensionEUR 12.99 per month; three-day free trialCommercialNot stated in reviewed sourcesNot stated in reviewed sources

Bot by bot

Vangrd

Vangrd runs on managed cloud servers with a web dashboard. Agents start at EUR 4.99 per 30 days with all automation features included.

Official source for Vangrd ·

Pilot Trav

Pilot Trav runs in the cloud and publishes auto-reinforce and Telegram attack alerts. Its one-account plan costs USD 8.50 per month plus VAT. The Legends page gives both three-day and seven-day trial lengths.

Official source for Pilot Trav ·

TravianBotSharp

TravianBotSharp is free Windows software with public source. The vinaghost fork lists release 2.12.100 from April 28, 2026. The original Erol444 repository lists 2.7.0 from April 4, 2023; neither reviewed repository has a license file.

Official source for TravianBotSharp ·

TBot2

TBot2 runs on Windows 10/11 and has a free plan. Its monthly and six-month selectors offer 2 to 30 sessions; the displayed starting prices are USD 9.99 and USD 39.99. Its changelog lists v1.2.4 from July 14, 2026.

Official source for TBot2 ·

Vangrd vs TBot2

Strigard

Strigard runs on Windows 10/11. It costs EUR 6.99 per month excluding VAT after a seven-day trial, for one game account at a time. It publishes auto-evasion and on-screen and WhatsApp attack alerts; its latest listed release is v1.0.85.

Official source for Strigard ·

Vangrd vs Strigard

TCommander

TCommander is Windows software priced per game account. It offers seven days free, then USD 6 for one month, with longer prepaid periods. It publishes troop monitoring and evasion in all villages; its latest listed release is v1.2.54.0.

Official source for TCommander ·

Travian Bot (travibot.com)

Travian Bot distributes a Windows installer. Its monthly editions cost USD 3 for Lite, USD 4 for Standard and USD 5 for Elite. It offers a five-hour demo and publishes attack detection and troop withdrawal.

Official source for Travian Bot (travibot.com) ·

Travify

Travify runs inside Chrome as an extension with controls inside the game. Its published price is EUR 12.99 per month, with a three-day trial.

Official source for Travify ·

Vangrd vs TTwarsBotSharp covers another free Windows option with an MIT license, outside these nine bots.

Cloud, desktop or browser extension

A cloud service operates the bot on its servers. You use a dashboard and pay the service to run it.

A desktop app runs on a computer you operate. You choose where it runs and manage the app and its updates.

A browser extension adds controls inside your browser. Its automation depends on that browser running.

how a cloud Travian bot works

Where Vangrd fits (vendor assessment)

Vangrd agents start at EUR 4.99 per 30 days with all automation features included. The bot runs on Vangrd servers. You can configure village defense responses and plan attacks by send or arrival time.

Vangrd has no free bot plan, and its bot software is closed source. Its free interactive demo lets you explore the dashboard without connecting a game account.

Ban risk

Travian's rules forbid bots, and using one can lead to an account ban. No runtime or detection control removes that risk.

what Vangrd does to reduce detection, and what it cannot promise

What changed since the last check

  • : Replaced the Vangrd reasons list with nine named bots, source links, check dates and a marked vendor assessment. Added Pilot Trav and refreshed published prices and releases.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Travian bot in 2026?

It depends on your runtime and budget. The quick answer groups the nine bots by cloud, free public source, paid Windows desktop and browser extension.

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Is there a free Travian bot?

Ultra is free for personal non-commercial use, and TravianBotSharp is free with no license file in the reviewed repositories. TBot2 has a free plan. Travian Bot offers a five-hour demo.

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Is there a Travian bot that runs with my computer off?

Vangrd and Pilot Trav run in the cloud. Their automation runs on managed servers while your computer is off.

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Which Travian bots respond to incoming attacks?

Vangrd has configured village responses. Pilot Trav publishes auto-reinforce and Telegram alerts. Strigard publishes auto-evasion and attack alerts. TCommander publishes evasion in all villages. Travian Bot publishes attack detection and troop withdrawal. Ultra lists attack notifications as future work.

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Are Travian bots allowed?

No. Travian's rules forbid bots. Using a bot can lead to an account ban.

Read about ban risk