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SillyHost

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Managed SillyTavern hosting that deploys your own isolated instance in under a minute with a custom subdomain, SSL, persistent storage and backups.

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About SillyHost

SillyHost provides managed cloud hosting for SillyTavern, a free open-source frontend for chatting with AI language models and building characters and worlds. You pick a subdomain, click deploy and get your own instance with auto-generated credentials and SSL in under a minute, with no Docker, command line or server maintenance, accessible from any browser including Safari on iPhone and iPad.

Config, characters, world info, plugins and extensions persist on dedicated storage, updates to the latest SillyTavern version are one click while preserving data, and snapshots can be created on demand with archives checked daily. Each instance runs in an isolated container with TLS, API keys such as OpenRouter, Claude or OpenAI are not exposed, and the site says conversations are not logged. A status page is provided and users can try it for free.

Key features

  • One-click SillyTavern deployment
  • Custom subdomain with SSL
  • Persistent storage for all data
  • One-click version updates
  • On-demand backups and daily checks
  • Isolated container per user

Good fit for

  • Running SillyTavern without self-hosting
  • Using SillyTavern from a phone or tablet
Tags
sillytavern
hosting
ai-chat
managed-hosting
roleplay
cloud

SillyHost: questions and answers

What is SillyHost used for?
SillyHost is managed SillyTavern hosting that deploys your own isolated instance in under a minute with a custom subdomain, SSL, persistent storage and backups. It is a good fit for running SillyTavern without self-hosting and using SillyTavern from a phone or tablet.
How much does SillyHost cost?
Paid plans for SillyHost start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is SillyHost open source?
No. SillyHost is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Hosting & PaaS category, open-source options include Ubicloud, HestiaCP and Convox.
What are some alternatives to SillyHost?
SillyHost competes with Elestio and Railway.

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