Deploy 24/7 persistent conversational agents, Chatwoot, Typebot, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord bots on dedicated AMD EPYC NVMe cloud VPS. Persistent Redis session memory, pgvector knowledge base RAG, and zero dropped webhooks.
Billed yearly at $149.94. $24.99/mo when billed monthly.
Starting plans
This plan covers most first deployments. Move up only when sustained load shows you need more.
Included: SRV-B2C · 2 vCPU · 4 GB · 60 GB NVMe
You can upgrade in place later; your data and IP address stay the same.
Simple monthly prices. Pay yearly and save 50%.
The easy way to get started.
More room for growing projects.
Extra power for busy workloads.
Maximum resources for heavy use.
Deploy 24/7 persistent conversational agents, Chatwoot, Typebot, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord bots on dedicated AMD EPYC NVMe cloud VPS. Persistent Redis session memory, pgvector knowledge base RAG, and zero dropped webhooks.
Stop paying inflated per-seat or per-resolution SaaS chatbot fees. Run production customer support bots with 99.99% uptime SLA, co-located vector knowledge bases, sub-10ms webhook response times, and automated human handoff.
Why a server that never sleeps works better.
| NodexVPS server | Local machine | |
|---|---|---|
| Uptime | Runs 24/7, even when your laptop is closed | Stops when you sleep, travel or reboot |
| Network | 10 Gbps port with a static IP | Home connection, often behind NAT |
| Isolation | Separate server, away from your personal files | Shares the machine with everything else you do |
| Webhooks and APIs | Reachable from anywhere for callbacks | Needs tunnels or port forwarding |
| Scaling | Upgrade CPU and memory in place | Limited to the hardware you own |
| Cost | Flat monthly price | Power, wear and your time |
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Fast hardware, fair prices and real support.
Never suffer serverless function freezes or 5-second cold boot delays. Webhook receivers stay hot in RAM 24/7 with PM2/Docker supervision.
Centralize support incoming traffic from website live chat widgets, WhatsApp Business Cloud, Telegram, Discord, and Slack into one unified gateway.
Embed company FAQs, PDF manuals, and policy documentation in co-located PostgreSQL with pgvector for factual answers with zero hallucination.
Automatically route difficult or sensitive tickets to human agents in an open-source Chatwoot dashboard with complete conversation history preserved.
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Answer order, delivery and returns questions on the website widget and WhatsApp while the support team is offline.
Ground a bot in product docs with pgvector and pass tricky tickets to a person in Chatwoot with the history attached.
Keep a Discord or Telegram bot connected around the clock for moderation, FAQs and role assignment.
Give staff a Slack bot that answers common questions and opens a ticket when it cannot help.
Host Typebot flows for several brands on one server, each with its own channels and knowledge base.
Let customers check availability and book through chat, with session state held in Redis between messages.
A few simple checks that save time later.
Redis sessions, PostgreSQL with pgvector and the bot process all share RAM. Size the plan for peak chat hours.
Store WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord and Slack tokens in environment files, and rotate any that end up in logs.
Keep the database and Redis data on persistent volumes so chat history survives updates and reboots.
Webhooks need a public HTTPS URL. Put them behind a reverse proxy with TLS and keep admin panels restricted.
Back up the conversation database and the embedded documents, and snapshot before upgrading Chatwoot or Typebot.
Alert on failed webhooks, queue backlogs and memory use so a stalled bot is fixed before customers notice.
Pick the setup that fits your project.
Run Chatwoot with PostgreSQL and Redis from one Compose file, then connect your bot to its inboxes.
Run a Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp webhook bot as a single Node.js or Python process that restarts on its own.
Put the webhook gateway on one server and the knowledge base and LLM calls on another as message volume grows.
From a fresh server to a running app.
Log in over SSH and bring the base system up to date.
Install Docker Engine and the Compose plugin from the official script.
Allow SSH and HTTPS only, then turn the firewall on.
Put your compose file in a project folder and start it in the background.
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Save 50% with yearly billing. No contract, cancel any time.
Quick answers to common questions.
Serverless platforms (like AWS Lambda or Vercel) terminate long-polling Telegram connections, drop webhook connections when concurrency limits hit, and suffer 2-5 second cold starts that frustrate users. A dedicated VPS maintains hot RAM sockets, instant webhook handling (<50ms), and zero execution duration timeouts.
You can deploy any containerized or Node.js/Python framework: Chatwoot, Typebot, Botpress, Flowise, Rasa, Discord.js, Telegraf/GrammY, Slack Bolt, and custom FastAPI/LangChain agents.
Yes! By storing vector embeddings in a co-located PostgreSQL pgvector database on your private NVMe volume, customer queries and company documentation remain 100% confidential and GDPR-compliant.
boots.
Yes. You can move to a larger plan from the control panel. Your data and IP address stay the same.
No. Plans are billed monthly or yearly with no setup fee, and you can cancel at any time.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Arch Linux, openSUSE, RouterOS and Windows Server, or any OS from your own ISO.
Yes. Every server sits behind always-on DDoS filtering at no extra cost.
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