VybeBot

What is VybeBot?

VybeBot is a workspace for building chat bots with AI. Describe the bot you want for Discord, Slack, Telegram, or Reddit, and it writes the code, sets up the project, and deploys it in one click. You can still open the files, edit code, sync to GitHub, and watch live logs.

Top Features:

• Prompt to code: describe a bot in plain language and get working code.
• One-click deploy: launch bots on managed hosting and follow each deployment stage.
• Integrations: link bots to Google Sheets, Supabase, Linear, and other services.

Use Cases:

• Support tickets: run a ticket bot that handles user questions on Discord.
• Spam moderation: ban automated spam accounts while giving real users an appeal.
• Team automation: build a Slack bot that pulls data from your spreadsheets.

Who Can Use VybeBot?

• Community managers: add ticket and moderation bots to servers without hiring developers.
• Developers: skip boilerplate and edit generated code in one shared workspace.
• Small teams: build internal Slack bots together with shared files and presence.

Pricing

• Free ($0): five projects, one running bot, and six daily AI credits.
• Lite ($5/month): unlimited projects, two running bots, GitHub sync, and rollover credits.
• Starter ($10/month): five running bots, two members, custom domains, and more credits.
• Pro ($22/month): twelve running bots, three members, up to 630 AI credits.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Low cost: a free plan, with paid tiers from five dollars monthly.
• Open code: inspect and edit every file, and paid plans sync to GitHub.
• Hosting included: deployment and runtime tools sit in the same workspace as code.

Cons:

• Discord focus: most community examples are Discord bots, with few Slack samples.
• Credit limits: the free tier runs one bot, renewed every four days.
• Hourly hosting: cloud credits pay for hosting hourly, so larger bots cost more.

FAQs:

1) Can I build a bot without coding?

Yes, start with a plain prompt and edit code only if needed.

2) Which platforms are supported?

Discord, Slack, Telegram, Reddit, and other platforms, all from one workspace.

3) Do I need my own hosting?

No, deployment and monitoring tools are built into the same workspace.

4) Can bots connect to other services?

Yes, connectors and MCP servers link bots to Sheets, Supabase, and Linear.

5) What does hosting a small bot cost?

A small always-on bot uses about $1.17 of cloud credits monthly.