Free
Try it out, no card required.
- 256 MB RAM, 25% CPU
- 512 MB storage, 1 deployment
- Backup every hour, 24 h history
- Manual renewal every 4 days
Discord and Telegram bots, APIs, websites, scripts and databases on one account. Free to start, no card.
No server, no SSH, no process manager. If it runs on your machine, it runs here.
A GitHub repository, public or private, an archive, or a community template.
Tokens and keys go in environment variables, marked secret and masked.
Restarted if it crashes, backed up as it changes, logs in real time.
The tools you would set up yourself on a server, already in place and shown in the panel.
Follow logs, CPU and memory live. If your process crashes, it is restarted automatically and the logs stay in the console.
Restore points are taken as your files change, from every hour on Free down to every minute on Pro, and kept up to 90 days.
Activate a free HTTPS subdomain or attach your own domain, and run your database as a deployment in the same project.
One account and one shared resource pool. Each one has its own page with the details.
Start free with no card. Upgrade when your project grows: resources are pooled across all your deployments.
Try it out, no card required.
A bit more headroom for growing projects.
For serious production fleets.
Four more plans, from Starter at $2.29 to Enterprise at $22.39. Compare all 7 plans
Yes. The free plan gives you 256 MB of RAM, 25% of a CPU core and one deployment, with no credit card. You renew it from the panel every 4 days so that free resources go to bots that are still in use.
Node.js, Python, Java, PHP, Go, Rust, C++, Lua and Bun, plus Nodemon. Databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis) and one-click services (static and PHP sites, Lavalink, Uptime Kuma) run on the same account.
Yes: other bots, Node.js and Python apps, websites and databases all run on the same account and share the same resource pool.
It is restarted automatically and the logs stay in the console. Ask AI can read them and explain what went wrong.
Yes, from public and private GitHub repositories. You can also upload an archive or start from a blank deployment.
Start on the free plan, no card. Upgrade when your project grows.