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Keep a Python app or bot running all day without leaving a computer on. Upload your files or give a git address, and the server installs your requirements and restarts your code if it crashes. Best for bots, workers, scripts and tools. From $1.99 a month with a 72-hour money-back guarantee.

Always On, Automatic Restart
Python 3.10 to 3.13
requirements.txt and Git Deploys
Console, Files and SFTP
DDoS Protection
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  • Full SFTP Access
  • Control Panel
  • 99.9% Uptime
  • DDoS Protection
  • 24/7 Support
  • Server Console
  • Instant Setup

Frequently
Asked
Questions

What people ask before they host a Python app. The knowledgebase has the longer answers.

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Can I host a website on it?
A web server works on your server's public port, reached by address and port. There is no built-in domain name, HTTPS certificate or reverse proxy yet, so it suits bots, APIs, workers, scripts and tools better than a public website.
Which Python versions can I use?
Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13. Python 3.12 is the default.
How do requirements and updates work?
Packages from requirements.txt install every time the server starts, and you can add more in a panel field. With a git address the code is downloaded for you, and one switch pulls the latest code on every restart.
Where do I keep secrets like a token?
In the panel's token field, which your code reads as the environment variable DISCORD_TOKEN (os.environ in Python). Nothing needs to sit in a file.
Why do my print lines not show in the console?
Python holds output back when it is not on a terminal. Use print(..., flush=True) or the logging module.
Is a database included?
Yes, one MySQL database is included with every plan.
What is not allowed?
Crypto mining, spam or scraping, bots that log in with a user token (selfbots), port scanners, DDoS or stress tools, and proxies or VPNs. A server that breaks these rules is suspended.
Do you help fix my code?
We keep the server running and fix anything wrong with the platform. We do not debug your code, but the guides cover the common setups.

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