Connect your GitHub repo. BotDockr builds, deploys, and keeps your Telegram, Discord, or automation bot online 24/7. No servers to manage.
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A true story
The struggle is real
Dockerfiles, ports, SSH configs... just to run a simple bot.
Then I found BotDockr
Connect GitHub, click deploy. That's literally it.
Peace of mind
Bot running, auto-restarts, zero maintenance. Coffee time.
Four stages. Fully automatic. You write code, we handle the rest.
Authorize GitHub and pick your bot repository. One click.
Node.js or Python — BotDockr reads your package.json or requirements.txt and configures the environment automatically.
Your bot gets its own isolated Docker container with dedicated resources. No Dockerfile needed.
Auto-restarts on crash, live logs in your dashboard, and zero-downtime redeploys on every git push.
No fluff. These are the things that actually matter when running bots in production.
Every git push to your main branch triggers an automatic build and deployment. No CI/CD pipelines to configure, no manual SSH deploys.
Each bot runs in its own Docker container with dedicated CPU and memory. One bot crashing never affects another.
Stream your bot's output in real time from the dashboard. See errors the moment they happen, no SSH needed.
If your bot process dies, BotDockr restarts it automatically within seconds. You get notified, your users don't notice.
Store API keys, bot tokens, and secrets through the dashboard. Encrypted at rest, injected at runtime. Never committed to your repo.
Run multiple bots from a single dashboard. Each plan gives you more slots — upgrade when you need them.
Built on tools you trust
Start from a template. One click to a running bot.
AI chatbot powered by OpenAI that responds to messages on Telegram.
Auto-moderate your Discord server with custom rules and logging.
Schedule and publish tweets automatically from a content queue.
Monitor websites for changes and get notified via Telegram or Discord.
Product catalog, cart, and Stripe checkout — all inside Telegram.
Track crypto prices and send alerts when targets are hit.
No hidden fees. No per-minute billing. Cancel whenever you want.
One bot, fully managed. Perfect to get started.
For developers running multiple bots in production.
For teams with heavy automation workloads.
Telegram bots, Discord bots, WhatsApp bots, web scrapers, trading bots, automation scripts — anything that runs as a long-running process and connects to an API.
No. BotDockr creates the container for you automatically. You just push your code — no Dockerfile, no docker-compose, no terminal commands.
Node.js and Python with automatic detection. We read your package.json or requirements.txt and set up the environment accordingly.
BotDockr restarts it within seconds automatically. You can see crash events and logs in real time from your dashboard.
Each bot runs in its own isolated container with dedicated resources. The exact allocation depends on your plan — Starter gets shared resources, while Scale gets more CPU and memory per bot.
Yes. Your bot can connect to any external service — databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis), APIs, webhooks. Just set the connection strings as environment variables in the dashboard.
Yes. Your bot runs as a long-lived process, so you can use libraries like node-cron (Node.js) or APScheduler (Python) to schedule tasks inside your bot.
No. BotDockr doesn't throttle your bot's outgoing requests. Your bot can make as many HTTP calls, WebSocket connections, or API requests as it needs.
Yes. Set them through the dashboard — they're encrypted at rest and injected into your container at runtime. Your API keys and tokens never touch your git repo.
Yes. No contracts, no commitments. Cancel your subscription anytime and your bots run until the end of your billing period.
Your code runs. We handle the rest. From $7/month.
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