Botel

Hosts an AI agent on its own Linux computer for developers, with idle sleep and resume where it left off.

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What it does

Botel is an AI tool for automating repetitive tasks, building websites and coding from the terminal. It charges by usage.

Botel is a hosting service for AI agents. Each agent gets a Linux room with a web app, SSH access, and the ability to install tools and run scripts. Customers pick Hermes, OpenClaw, or DeepSeek Harness. Hermes and OpenClaw can also connect to a user's Telegram bot. A room pauses when idle and comes back with its tabs, files, and unfinished jobs in place, including programs that were still running. The agent can build a site and provide a link, and programs in the room can get web addresses through ports. Opening the app or an SSH connection keeps the room awake. Billing is prepaid and usage-based, with no subscription. Top-ups start at $5. Awake time starts at $0.03 per hour and is billed by the second. Model calls use the same balance and are charged at cost plus 15%. Storage costs $0.05 per GiB-month and continues while the room is asleep.

  • Dedicated Linux room per AI agent
  • Hermes, OpenClaw, and DeepSeek Harness
  • Web app and SSH access
  • Telegram bot support for Hermes and OpenClaw
  • Idle sleep with workspace resume
  • Prepaid balance for runtime, storage, and model calls
  • Web addresses for programs in the room
  • Tool installation and custom scripts

Verified facts

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Paid plans from$0.03 per hour awake, billed by the secondbotel.dev✓ Nov 6, 2026
PlatformsWebbotel.dev✓ Nov 6, 2026
PricingPrepaid usage-based: top-ups from $5, no subscriptionbotel.dev✓ Nov 6, 2026
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What you can do with it

Good at

  • Prepaid usage-based pricing with no subscription
  • Agent wakes with files and running jobs intact
  • SSH access and custom tool installation
  • One balance covers room time, storage, and model calls

Watch out for

  • DeepSeek Harness does not support Telegram
  • Storage is billed while the room is asleep
  • An open app tab or SSH session keeps the room awake and billable

Common questions

What is Botel used for?
Botel is used for automating repetitive tasks, building websites, coding from the terminal and building AI agents. On AIToolMaps it ranks #1 of 36 for automating repetitive tasks.
Is Botel free?
No. Botel charges by usage.
What platforms does Botel run on?
Botel runs on Web.
What are the best alternatives to Botel?
The closest alternatives are Notion, Teamily AI and GitHub Copilot, which do most of the same jobs. Notion is the closest one with a free plan.

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Listing history

  1. Nov 6, 2026Checked against botel.dev
  2. Nov 6, 2026Listed