Deplo Hosting and Hermes Agent Hosting join TERAMONT for two different jobs: deploying applications and keeping an AI agent available. Both use a VPS you can administer, but they are not the same product and do not include identical setup services.
Here is what you buy, what you still configure, and how to choose without paying for capacity you do not yet need. Information checked on October 5, 2026.
Deplo for applications; Hermes for tasks
| Service | Purpose | Important distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Deplo Hosting | Host applications and manage them with the Deplo panel. | You buy the VPS; the current offer does not promise automatic panel installation. |
| Hermes Agent Hosting | Keep the Nous Research agent, its files and processes on a server. | A setup wizard is included; your AI provider and usage are configured and billed separately. |
What Deplo adds to deployment
Deplo.build is an open-source project for deploying applications on your own infrastructure. It does not supply the server: TERAMONT supplies the resources, while Deplo organizes deployment. You can work with Git repositories, Docker images or templates.
Deplo is still in beta. The project targets its first stable release for the final quarter of 2026; that is a plan, not an already shipped version. Start with a test application before moving a business-critical workload. Deplo's stated release status.
Give your next application a server
Explore Deplo Hosting and choose VPS resources for your project. You will also find Hermes Agent plans in this article.
Official Deplo screenshot, also displayed on our service page. It illustrates the interface, not a performance result. Source: Deplo.
For example, you may have a website, an API and a database. The panel helps organize them, but all three share resources when they run on one VPS. A catalog full of templates does not mean every application can run together on any plan. Choose Deplo Hosting resources around your application and its peak workload.
What Hermes Agent Hosting is for
Hermes Agent is Nous Research's open-source agent. It retains context, uses tools and supports terminal or messaging workflows. A VPS keeps that environment available without depending on your personal computer staying on. See the official Hermes quickstart for capabilities and configuration.
One starting task is preparing a summary of authorized information and delivering it to a configured channel. Begin with read access and human review before granting permission to change records, send messages or act on other systems.
Our Hermes Agent Hosting includes a setup wizard and a choice of private access or a panel with a domain. Your accounts, credentials and AI-provider charges remain separate. Hosting the agent is not the same as hosting a large language model: these plans do not include a GPU.
Verified entry-level resources and prices
The public pages, checked in USD with monthly billing, displayed these two Extreme configurations for both services:
| Configuration | Resources | Displayed price |
|---|---|---|
| Nano | 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 60 GB NVMe | USD 9.20/month |
| Core | 4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 128 GB NVMe | USD 18.40/month |
These are October 5 catalog references, not an all-inclusive quote. Confirm currency, applicable taxes, billing period and total at checkout. Do not assume external backup storage or AI usage is included. The 4 GB entry point belongs to our Hermes catalog; it is not a universal minimum for the agent.
Extreme is offered in Miami. Performance offers Miami or Dallas depending on configuration. Regional pages localize content and currency; they do not mean the physical server is located in every Latin American country.
Choose your first deployment
- Publishing a website or API: start with Deplo, check requirements and test an application without critical data.
- Running agent tasks: start with Hermes, choose an AI provider, define permissions and set a spending limit.
- Combining both: validate each service separately. Giving an agent production access is not a prerequisite.
Before adding RAM, identify the workload: builds, browsers, databases and concurrent processes have different needs. If you are still choosing infrastructure, our guide to what a VPS is and how it works explains the administration model.
Editorial check: public ES/EN pages and visible catalog conditions. No benchmark or test purchase was performed. The cover and Monty are AI-generated illustrations.
