Automation & Bots

Self-hosted bots and automation appliances that run unattended on your own server: trading terminals, social inboxes and scheduled jobs, each with its own web panel, install guide and memory requirement.

These are appliances, not scripts you babysit. Each image arrives with the runtime, the database, a web panel and a service definition already wired together, so the bot restarts with the machine and keeps running when you close your laptop.

What you need to run one

Every bot in this category is sized for a small VPS: 1 to 2 GB of RAM is enough for a single instance, and the documentation page for each image states its own floor. They run on our Ubuntu and Debian templates. A bot that talks to a third-party API still needs your own credentials for that service, and the setup guide says exactly which ones.

Why run it yourself instead of using a hosted service

A hosted bot service holds your credentials, your message history and your customer data on someone else's machine, and prices per seat or per message. A self-hosted appliance puts all of that on a server you control, at the price of the server. The trade is that updates and backups become yours; the documentation for each image covers both.

How deployment works

Order a VPS, then follow the installation guide on the image's page. Each one is a single command against a clean server, and the guide covers the firewall rules, the TLS certificate and where the data lives so you know what to back up.

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