MuxelThis console does not
know who you are.
That is the product.
In a moment it will ask you for your deployment's address. It has to, because there is no list of deployments anywhere. Muxel answers your customers on Telegram and on your website from your own price list, and it runs inside your Cloudflare account, on the free plan, with no server of ours in the path.
No VPS. Nothing of yours left running. Start at $0.
No VPS to rent, no server to patch, no computer of yours that has to stay on. Cloudflare runs the code in your account, and it is running whether your laptop is open or not.
Deploying it costs nothing and asks for no card: there is no Muxel account to make and nothing to sign up for. Whatever it goes on to cost is Cloudflare's own bill, in your own account, where you can see it.
Cloudflare includes 10,000 neurons a day, which we measured at about 880 replies on Gemma 4. Past that you are on Cloudflare's own pricing, in your own account, and the agent is yours either way.
The runtime is not the thing Muxel charges for. When it does charge, it will be for the parts that need a company behind them: verified Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp channels, one console over many businesses for agencies, and a hosted tier for owners who would rather not touch Cloudflare, which will be the most expensive one because it is the only one where we can see anything. None of that exists yet. Today there is nothing to buy.
Deploy it, step by step
- Create a Cloudflare account
The free plan is enough. Confirm the email it sends you.
- Create a GitHub account
You never write code there. It keeps the copy your deployment updates from.
- Press deploy
The form asks you for nothing. Leave every box as it is and press Create and deploy.
- Open your new address
Cloudflare gives you a URL. Open it: the page shows your console key, which your deployment made for itself.
- Come back here
Paste that address below, then the key, and the console opens.
- Telegram, if you want it
Optional, and later is fine.
/newbotto@BotFathergives you a bot your customers write to; a second one is this console in your pocket, withADMIN_BOT_TOKENset to its token andOWNER_TELEGRAM_IDto the number@userinfobotreplies with.
Why it is shaped this way
Your customers' messages stay in your Cloudflare account. We have no copy.
No server of ours to run or scale. The free plan is enough to start.
The code is in your GitHub, on your keys. You own the updates.
It answers from your price list, and hands you the ones it cannot.
Already deployed? Connect it.
Your deployment's address. This console talks to it straight from your browser and stores nothing.
Your console key is printed on your deployment's own page — open the address above in a new tab. Or, if you set up a console bot, open it in Telegram, tap Web console, and type the code it shows.