VPS for Telegram, Discord and Zalo bots

VPS for a Telegram bot: it keeps answering when your laptop sleeps

A bot on your laptop stops when you close the lid. A Thinkmay VPS stays on in Ho Chi Minh City and keeps it running day and night. Open a terminal in the browser, or deploy a GitHub repo and get an HTTPS address for webhooks.

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At a glance

4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM

Hourly, with a monthly cap

Servers in Ho Chi Minh City

Pay by VietQR or card

In every VPS

Editor and terminal

VS Code in the browser, with nothing to install on your machine.

Agents that keep going

Hand a task to a coding agent, close your laptop, and find it still working.

GitHub to HTTPS

Import a repo, build it and publish it on an HTTPS address.

Snapshots and a public IP

Snapshot before a big change, add a public IPv4 when you need one.

Long polling: just run it, no open port

A long-polling bot asks Telegram for new messages itself, so it needs no public IP or domain, only a machine that stays on. Install Node.js 22 in one click or use Ubuntu’s Python, and run the bot under systemd, pm2 or Docker.

What makes it different

Every Thinkmay VPS opens VS Code and a terminal in your browser. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or Grok sessions keep running after you close the tab, and a GitHub repo you build gets its own HTTPS address.

Webhooks: deploy from GitHub with HTTPS

Create a project from a GitHub repo. Thinkmay builds it on the VPS and gives you an HTTPS address without a public IP; publish it and set it as the bot’s webhook.

Billed by the hour in VND with a monthly cap, so a bot that runs all month has a known maximum cost.

VPS billed by the hour

VPS for bots questions

Does a Telegram bot need a public IP?

Not with long polling. A webhook bot needs HTTPS: deploy it as a project to get an HTTPS address, or add a public IP to the VPS.

Does the bot run when I close my browser?

Yes. It runs on the VPS, not on your laptop.

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A running VPS in a few minutes

Sign up, top up your wallet and pick Ubuntu or Windows. You pay for the hours you use, and deleting the VPS stops the bill.