Your bot.
A place to run.
Bot hosting for Node.js and Python projects. Keep process controls, logs and environment settings together in a separate application panel.
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your community.
Choose the right kind of process.
A bot usually waits for messages or runs background work. A website answers HTTP requests. Pick the hosting model your application actually needs.
What does a bot hosting plan run?
One isolated bot or background application per service. The planned runtimes are Node.js and Python. Choose resources for your own code, libraries and workload; a plan does not create or write the bot for you.
Can I host a Discord or Telegram bot?
The bot panel is designed for persistent processes, including Discord clients and Telegram bots using polling. You supply the application and its token. Customer workloads need an active service and a connected hosting node before they can run.
Does my bot get a public website address?
A background bot is different from an HTTP application. If your bot receives webhooks or needs a public API endpoint, compare website hosting or a self-managed VPS. Check networking requirements before ordering.
How should I store a bot token?
Keep tokens in the project's environment settings, not in source code or logs. If a token is exposed, revoke it with its provider and replace it in the panel. A restart does not undo a leaked credential.
Can I host more than one project?
Each bot hosting service covers one project. A saved draft does not include runtime resources, and access to the panel does not remove service limits. Additional independently hosted projects need their own eligible services.
Is bot hosting available now?
Bot hosting is in development. New orders are unavailable. Minecraft and website hosting are the current focus.