You built a Discord bot with AI. It works on your laptop and dies when you close it. Say “deploy it” and it's live — no panel, no FTP, no tutorial. Telegram, Twitch, workers and cron jobs too.
NO CARD TO START · FROM $3/MO · LIVE IN ABOUT A MINUTEDiscord, Slack, Telegram, Twitch — or nothing in particular. If it's a Node or Python process that has to keep running, it belongs here. Same container, same price, whichever one you pick.
discord.js, discord.py, JDA — anything that opens a gateway connection. 24/7, no sleep.
Bolt, Slack SDK, slash commands and event handlers. Socket Mode needs no public URL.
Telegraf, aiogram, python-telegram-bot. Long-polling works out of the box.
Chat bots, clip bots, channel-point handlers. Same container, same price.
Queue consumers, listeners, anything that has to stay awake and keep working.
Poll a site, watch a price, mirror a feed. Runs on a loop without you.
Daily digests, backups, reminders. Set a schedule and forget about it.
Every other host makes you learn their dashboard. Connect once — your browser opens, you click Allow — and from then on your assistant can deploy, read logs, restart and roll back for you. No API key to copy.
http://spocket.dev/api/mcpYou built it with AI and it works on your laptop. This is the part nobody taught you: keeping it awake.
Mod tools, tickets, welcome flows. Your moderators can restart things without waiting for you.
A scraper, a cron, a Telegram alert bot. Small things that just have to keep running.
Five bots, one afternoon. Deploy, break it, roll back, deploy again — without leaving the chat.
No sleeping, no cold starts, no cron job pinging your own bot to keep it alive.
It crashes, it comes back. If it crash-loops we stop and tell you instead of hiding it.
Every deploy is kept. The version that worked is one command away.
Your bot token is encrypted at rest, never printed in logs, never shown back to you.
Tail from the panel or ask your agent to read them. Same logs, either way.
If a node dies your bot is rebuilt somewhere healthy. You'll see a banner, not a ticket.
Your bot gets its own container with a hard memory cap. Nobody else can starve it.
Per-bot slots, billed monthly. Stop a bot and the slot frees up.
One bot, always on. For the thing you just built.
Five bots. The one most people land on.
Twenty bots for the server you actually run.
Anything else, ask in Discord — we answer there faster than email.
No. That's the point. You tell Claude or Cursor to deploy, and it deploys. There's a panel if you want it — logs, restart, env vars — but you never have to open it.
Then upload a folder or a zip in the panel and hit deploy. The MCP is the fast path, not the only path.
Into your bot's environment variables, encrypted at rest. We never print it in logs and it's never shown back to you once saved — you can replace it, not read it.
It restarts itself. If it keeps crashing we stop retrying and tell you, so you don't get a restart loop. Ask your agent to read the logs — that's usually enough to spot it.
Yes. Every deploy is kept, so rollback is one command. This is the thing free hosts do not give you.
A container that stays awake. No sleeping, no cold starts, no 'ping it every 5 minutes' workaround. Per-bot slots, billed monthly, cancel any time.
One command from the editor you're already in. First bot is free for 7 days, no card.
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