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How AI Agent and Bot Hosting Works at Puranode

A bot or an AI agent is only useful while it is running. On your own computer that means a machine that never sleeps, never restarts for updates and never loses its connection. Hosting moves the bot to a server that does that job instead. This page explains how it works at Puranode, from uploading your code to keeping it online.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

What kinds of bots can I host?

Discord bots, Telegram bots, AI assistants, automation bots, or any containerised app. Deploy from Git, a zip or your own Docker image.

What happens if my bot crashes?

It is restarted automatically. Files and databases on persistent storage are kept between restarts and deploys.

Where do my API keys go?

Into environment variables on the container, set in the panel. They are not committed to your repository or built into an image.

How much does bot hosting cost?

One always-on bot is €4.99 a month. Up to three bots is €9.99 a month. Both include VAT, with no setup fee and no minimum term.

Can I see what my bot is doing?

Yes. The console output streams live in the panel.

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Have a bot running on your own PC?

Move it somewhere that stays on. One always-on bot is €4.99 a month with VAT included, automatic restart and live logs. No setup fee, cancel anytime.