HSTQ VPS for Telegram bots and automation
- Servers for Telegram bots, webhooks, APIs, task queues and background workers.
- Resources selected for peak requests, database load and user volume.
- CPU, RAM and storage upgrades as the bot or automation stack grows.
Choose a plan after estimating peak requests, database usage and background jobs. Larger IPv4 blocks are optional and subject to use-case review.
VPS / VDS Plans
Prices are shown per month. Domain, TLS, monitoring, backups and application setup are not included in the base VPS service.
- CPU
- RAM
- Storage
- Port
- Location
- Availability
- Provisioning
- Price/mo
- 2 vCPU
- 2 GB DDR4
- 40 GB NVMe
- 10 Gbps
- Choice of locations
- Available
- 2–12 h
- $9.99/mo
- Order
- 4 vCPU
- 6 GB DDR4
- 80 GB NVMe
- 10 Gbps
- Choice of locations
- Available
- 2–12 h
- $19.99/mo
- Order
- 8 vCPU
- 12 GB DDR4
- 160 GB NVMe
- 10 Gbps
- Choice of locations
- Available
- 2–12 h
- $39.99/mo
- Order
- 12 vCPU
- 24 GB DDR4
- 320 GB NVMe
- 10 Gbps
- Choice of locations
- Available
- 2–12 h
- $59.99/mo
- Order
What Telegram bots need
- Choose a location after testing Telegram API latency
- One IPv4 address is enough for most bot deployments
- Protection options depend on location and traffic profile
- Node.js / Python / Go / PHP ready
- TLS and application configuration remain self-managed
- Refunds for a first VPS order follow the public offer
- Available billing periods and optional services are shown during checkout.
Bot workload fit and service scope
What the VPS provides and which application tasks require managed work
Webhook and long polling speed
VPS location, network path and application design all affect webhook and long-polling response times. Test connectivity to Telegram from the selected location and configure retries, timeouts and idempotent handlers in the application. No specific latency or delivery time is guaranteed by the VPS alone.
Languages and frameworks
Node.js, Python, Go and PHP can run on the VPS, including common Telegram bot frameworks. Dependencies, process managers, reverse proxies and logging are self-managed unless included in an agreed management task.
Network and dedicated IPv4
One IPv4 address is sufficient for most webhook deployments. Additional address space, rDNS and DNS configuration are optional services subject to intended use, location and availability. A domain and valid TLS certificate are normally required for a public webhook.
DDoS and reliability
Network-protection availability and limits depend on the selected location and traffic profile. Application rate limits, queues, retries and idempotency remain part of your bot configuration unless included in a management task.
Logs and monitoring
Plan storage can hold application logs, but log rotation, metrics, alerts and health checks must be configured for the bot. Managed monitoring is available under a separate administration scope.
Scaling and queues
Separate background workers and queues when tasks outgrow a single process. Multiple VPS, load balancing, queue design and deployment automation are optional architecture and administration tasks rather than features included automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to launch a bot on a VPS
- Choose CPU, RAM, NVMe storage and a location for the current workload.
- Install the runtime and a process manager.
- For webhooks, configure a domain, TLS and a reverse proxy.
- Add logs, health checks, alerts and backups.
If the resource requirement is unclear, share the stack, RPS, database size and background-job count so we can recommend a starting configuration.
Choose a VPS
