What the panel can do, screen by screen

Ordering a server

Ordering takes about a minute and happens in three screens: find what you want to run, pick a plan, and pay. Pay by card or PayPal and the server is set up the moment the payment goes through - you can watch it install in its console.

Takes

About a minute

Pay with

Card, PayPal, crypto or bank transfer

Billed for

1, 3, 6, 12 or 24 months

Prices in

US dollars or Georgian lari

1. 1

   Step 1

   Open the shop and find what you want to run

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   1. 1Sign in to the panel and open the shop. The tabs along the top are the product lines: VDS, Game Servers, App Hosting, Web Hosting and Databases.
   2. 2Find your game - there is a search box - and press View plans. The card already shows the lowest price and the range of memory on offer.
2. 2

   Step 2

   Compare the plans and pick one

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   1. 3Every plan lists its memory, CPU and NVMe storage, roughly how many players it suits, and what is included - updates, backup slots, file and SFTP access.
   2. 4Press Get Started on the one you want. Not sure? Start smaller: you can move to a bigger plan later without losing your world.
3. 3

   Step 3

   Choose how long, then pay

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   1. 5Pick a billing period - 1, 3, 6, 12 or 24 months. The total for the whole period is shown before you pay, so there are no surprises.
   2. 6Pay with PayPal, or press Debit or Credit Card - paying by card does not need a PayPal account. The server is created as soon as the payment completes.

Paying by bank transfer instead

Prefer to pay from your bank? Choose bank transfer at checkout. The server is set up once the payment arrives, usually the next working day.

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1. 1Switch the payment tab to Bank transfer. The account details for Bank of Georgia and TBC Bank appear, each with a Copy button.
2. 2Press Order & get invoice, then pay that invoice from your banking app, quoting the reference on it.

After you pay

• ✓The server appears under My Servers and installs itself. Open it to watch the install in the console.
• ✓Your orders, invoices and subscriptions are under Finances in the side menu.
• ✓Stuck at any step? Open Support in the side menu and raise a ticket.

Screenshots of the RE:NODE panel. Bank account details are hidden here; you will see them in full at checkout.

Trying a server free

Some plans carry a Try free button: no card, and the server is built the same way a paid one is. Pay before the trial ends and the same server, with the same files, becomes a paid term.

• One trial per account, ever, and the account needs a verified email address.
• Only the smallest tier of a line, and only lines the panel builds automatically - not VDS or S3 storage.
• A day trial runs 24 hours. A month trial lasts 30 days but pauses every 24 hours; press Renew to bring it back for another day.
• When a trial ends the server is kept suspended with its files for 7 days, then deleted. We email you 2 hours before the end and 24 hours before deletion.
• A trial cannot take a renode.space subdomain, and one that holds 90% of its CPU for ten minutes is stopped.

Paying with crypto

Pay with crypto sits beside the other methods in the order and renewal dialogs. You pay on NOWPayments' invoice page - USDT, BTC, ETH, LTC and more - at exactly the plan's price, and the server is created once the payment confirms.

• Confirmation takes 10 to 60 minutes, depending on the network.
• Some coins have minimums - USDT about 11, BTC about 20. For small amounts, use LTC, TRX or ETH.
• Crypto can also top up your wallet balance.
• Send the exact amount, once. An underpayment, or a second send to the same address, is not credited automatically - we review it by hand.
• Bundles and VDS orders cannot be paid in crypto yet.

Bundles

A bundle is two or three plans that belong together - an app server with its database and a cache - bought in one checkout from the Bundles tab of the shop, for less than the plans cost separately.

• One invoice and one renewal date for the whole set.
• A member server cannot be renewed or upgraded on its own, and cancelling one cancels the bundle.
• Pay by card, PayPal or wallet balance. Reward credit and crypto do not pay for bundles.

Loyalty pricing

Loyalty pricing is something we switch on per service, not a box at checkout. If a service of yours is enrolled, the Loyalty page under your account shows its stage and what its next renewal takes off.

• Each month renewed without a gap takes 2% more off, up to 20% at month 11. The first month is full price.
• It stacks with the 3, 6 and 12-month discount, but the two together never pass 35%.
• Paying within the 7-day grace period counts as on time. Past grace, a freeze - once every 12 months - holds your stage for a month.
• Still unpaid, the service steps back 3 months rather than to zero. Cancelling resets it; changing plan does not.

The console

Live output, a command line, power controls and the resource graphs. It is the server's own output rather than a filtered summary - if the game prints it, you see it.

my-server5.83.153.81:25565RUNNING

ConsoleFilesDatabasesBackupsSchedulesDomainStartupSettings

StartRestartStopuptime 3d 04:12

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my-server · Paper · 5.83.153.81:25565 · 4096 MB RAM

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[06:14:02] [main/INFO]: Loading Paper 1.21.4

[06:14:03] [Server thread/INFO]: Loading properties

[06:14:09] [Server thread/INFO]: Preparing level "world"

[06:14:16] [Server thread/WARN]: Legacy plugin detected

[06:14:21] [Server thread/INFO]: Done (11.402s)! For help, type "help"

[06:15:44] [Server thread/INFO]: player joined the game

$type a command…

Memory

1.8 / 4 GB

CPU

38% of 200%

Disk

6.2 / 25 GB

• Start, stop, restart and kill, with the current state always visible.
• Command history with the arrow keys, and tab completion for common commands.
• Web-server noise - the internet knocking on doors that are not there - is folded behind a count you can switch off. A real error always prints.
• Graphs for memory, CPU and disk against your limits, so whether it is the plan or the mod is answerable.
• Average Ping and Hops on the stats strip. Press Test now under the console and the round trip is measured from 12 countries; Hops counts the routers between the server and you, shown as ≥N when the last ones do not answer. Your address is not stored.

Working on a server with AI

Above the console is a bar for handing the server to your own assistant - Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Pick what the assistant is for, press Connect AI, and a share link is made and copied. Paste it into the assistant and it has the server's context.

We run no model of our own. The link gives your assistant what it needs to help, and passwords and tokens are withheld from everything it reads.

• A read link carries the server's context, the console tail and directory listings, but no file contents.
• Manage this server makes a link that can also start, stop and restart, type into the console and edit files. No link can delete, reinstall, or touch databases, backups, schedules, users or SFTP details.
• Links expire on their own when unused, and a new link for the same purpose replaces the old one. Account, then Connected AI, lists every link and connection with a button to revoke it.
• Server won't start copies a ready-made prompt with the console tail instead of a link.

Support chat in the console

The Chat button in the server header opens a panel that floats over the page, so you can talk to us while looking at the console. It is one conversation per server, between you, your subusers and our staff.

• It works while the server is suspended or its install has failed - the one thing a suspended server still answers.
• Attach files of any kind, up to 100 MB each and ten to a message. Replies, reactions and Seen by are there, and so is whether support is online right now.
• Nothing is emailed: a new message waits under a badge in the panel. It does not replace tickets.

Files and SFTP

A complete file manager with an editor in the browser, plus SFTP credentials for the tools you already use. Upload a modpack, fix a config, pull a world down to your machine.

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ConsoleFilesDatabasesBackupsSchedulesDomainStartupSettings

/home/containerUploadNew file

📁plugins-2 minutes ago

📁world-just now

📄server.properties1.4 KB10 minutes ago

📄eula.txt12 B3 days ago

📄server.jar48.2 MB3 days ago

• Drag files in, or upload a folder. Archives can be unpacked in place.
• Edit any text file with syntax highlighting and save without downloading it.
• PDFs and images preview in the panel rather than downloading first, with buttons to open them in a new tab or download them.
• SFTP on the same credentials - use FileZilla, WinSCP or your editor's remote mode.

Backups

Take one before you try something. Restore it when the something goes wrong. Lock the ones that matter so they are not rotated away.

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ConsoleFilesDatabasesBackupsSchedulesDomainStartupSettings

3 of 4 slots usedTake a backup

Before the 1.21 update412 MB🔒Restore

Nightly - 04:00398 MBRestore

Nightly - 04:00395 MBRestore

• Slots on every plan - two on the entry tiers, more further up.
• Take one on demand, or on a schedule you set.
• Download any backup to your own machine.
• Separately, every server is backed up every night, whatever its plan, outside your backup slots. Those are system backups: they are not on the Backups tab, and a restore from one goes through support.
• A game server's database is not inside its file archive, so it is dumped on its own every night.
• We pull copies off the node every day, so a backup does not live only on the machine it protects.

Databases

Create a database from the panel and it comes with a host, a username and a password generated for it. Nothing is shared with anybody else's server.

• A database server - PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, SQL Server or Valkey - shows its host, port, username, password and connection string in a credentials card on its console page. Click any value to copy it; Show secrets reveals the passwords.
• SQL Server comes with a database already created and set as sa's default, so SSMS opens straight into it. The server name in SSMS is host,port - with a comma.

Subusers, roles and teams

Give somebody the console without giving them your files, or the files without your billing. Three separate ideas, kept apart deliberately.

• A role holds permissions - what may be done.
• A team holds people.
• A grant joins a team to a server with a role, so adding a moderator to the team gives them the same access everywhere at once.
• Invite by link, by a join code, or by email address - and require approval on the codes if you would rather vet people.
• Access can be time-boxed, and expiry stops working immediately rather than overnight.

Scheduled tasks

Restart nightly, back up before the restart, announce it to players first. Tasks run in order with delays between them, so a schedule can be a small routine rather than one action.

• Send a console command - a warning to players, a save, a world flush.
• Take a backup.
• Power actions: start, stop, restart.

Git deploys

For application servers: connect a GitHub repository and branch, and the container pulls it on boot. Switch on deploy-on-push and it restarts itself when you push - and a stopped server is started, so the push goes live either way.

Every deploy is recorded: opened when the push arrives, closed once the container is actually seen running again. That is the difference between a deploy that shipped and a deploy that fell over.

• A pre-flight check card on the GitHub tab reads the repository before you link it and on every visit, and lists what will break, worst first, with a fix to paste - a missing start script, the wrong port or localhost, a missing build, a committed .env. It reads a few files; it never clones.
• Where starter templates are offered for your runtime, Use template opens GitHub's own new-repository page with a project that already binds the right port and passes the check. The panel creates nothing in your account.
• Switch on Keep AI context in the repository and the GitHub App opens a pull request adding .renode/server.md and a block in CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, so coding assistants read the server's rules. It commits only to its own branch; you merge. Public repositories get the rules only, never addresses or credentials.

The VDS page

A VDS has its own page: live CPU, memory, disk, swap, load, network and uptime, refreshed every 3 seconds, with small charts of the last two minutes.

Where the browser terminal is switched on, it opens already logged in with the saved credentials, once the panel has checked the login works. Its address works once and carries no password.

Switching the panel to Georgian

The panel is in English and Georgian. The EN / ქა switch sits in the sidebar beside the theme toggle, and on the login page. It changes language without a reload and is remembered on your account.

Games that need a key from you

A few games want a credential their publisher issues to a person - a Steam game-server token, a Steam account that owns the server files, a Klei cluster token, a Cfx.re licence. We cannot create one and we never share one between customers.