A console that tells you what broke
Watch your bot live, and when something breaks, the panel tells you why and hands you the fix. Missing package? One click installs it.
tmi.js npmKeep your chat bot in every stream, in Node.js, Python, Java or Go, on fast AMD Ryzen servers. Deploy in minutes, watch it from one panel, and start for free.
Watch your bot live, and when something breaks, the panel tells you why and hands you the fix. Missing package? One click installs it.
tmi.js npmDescribe a command and Felix writes it. Ask why your bot crashed and Felix reads the logs for you. Nothing goes live until you say so.
What do you want to do on your server?
Your bot restarts itself after a crash, or the moment it stops responding. Set it once and forget about it.
Live charts, crash reports in plain English, and alerts by email or webhook the moment something goes wrong.
TUE 03:12Killed, out of memorySearch, install and update packages in a couple of clicks. Falix flags outdated and vulnerable versions so your bot stays healthy.
Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Codeberg and every push ships on its own. Bad release? Roll back in one click.
a1c9f3eAutoAdd !uptime command3f0d9aaAutoThank raiders in chat7be210dRollbackMove commands into foldersBuild automations on a visual canvas. Restart after every deploy, back up the version that works, and get the logs the moment something fails.
Backups, SFTP, a firewall, custom domains and plenty more, all in one panel with nothing to install.
index.jsTWITCH_OAUTH_TOKENYour variableoauth:k3x9••••••••••TWITCH_CHANNELYour variableyourchannelWhatever you code in, Falix runs it. Pick one and watch it start.
What Felix’s starter runs on: join your channel and answer !commands in minutes.
Chat, EventSub and the Twitch API in one TypeScript toolkit.
Async Python with commands, cogs and EventSub built in.
Chat and the Twitch API for the JVM. Push your jar and it’s live.
A small, fast chat client compiled into one binary.
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Peers
Every bot can start on the free plan. When yours takes off, Premium gives it dedicated resources and keeps it online 24/7.
A small bot for one community
€2.88/mo
Billed monthly
Room for a busy bot
€3.75/mo
Billed monthly
A bot with a web dashboard
€5.50/mo
Billed monthly
Several bots or a large community
€11.00/mo
Billed monthly
€1.75 per GB of memory and €2.00 per CPU thread, every month.
Every language and database on the house, with free HTTPS, Git deploys and Felix AI. Renew in seconds each week to keep it running.
Monthly prices for the billing period you pick. Longer periods are paid up front. 14 days to ask for your money back.
Pick a location to see the hardware your server runs on.
PassMark single-thread score · maximum boost speed. Actual performance varies. (2026-09-09) Where two processors are listed, your server runs on either.
Attacks are filtered before they ever reach your bot, on every plan.
Try Falix risk-free. If it’s not the right fit, get your money back within 14 days.
Real people, ready to help whenever you need them.
Yes. Your bot gets 512 MB of RAM, a quarter of a CPU core and 2 GB of storage at no cost. It runs a week at a time, and renewing takes a few seconds. Want it online nonstop? Premium has no timer.
Not for chat. Your bot connects out to Twitch, so there’s nothing to open. Using EventSub webhooks? Add your domain and Falix sets up HTTPS for you.
In the panel’s secret variables, safely out of your code and your Git history. Streamer mode keeps it hidden on screen too.
On Premium, yes. It restarts on its own after a crash or when it stops responding. Every plan gets crash reports and alerts, so you always know what happened.
On Premium, it stays online around the clock, stream or no stream. The free plan runs a week at a time and renews in a few seconds.
Yes. Use EventSub over a WebSocket with nothing to set up, or over webhooks with free HTTPS on your own domain.
Ticket support on every paid plan.
Create an account, ask Felix for a starter and paste your OAuth token. That’s the whole setup.