starter
$1.99 /mo
$19.99/yr. One nick, a bot, maybe a bouncer. Enough process room to leave screen running and forget about it.
Order$./shells
A real shell. Not a toy panel.
You SSH in. You get a home directory, a process table, and a network that does not fold the first time someone `/ddos`s the channel. That is the product. Monthly or yearly. Nothing in between.
A KIRE shell is a Linux account on our network. Login with SSH. Run what belongs on a shell: Eggdrop, ZNC or psyBNC, irssi or weechat inside screen/tmux, cron jobs, small scripts, a personal proxy. Background processes stay up when you disconnect.
It is IRC-friendly on purpose. identd, IPv4 and IPv6, vanity vhosts, and a DDoS filter that sits in front of the session — not a blog post about how much we care.
Who it is not for: crypto miners, mass scanners, and people who think “open proxy” is a personality. Keep it light, keep it on IRC, do not make us look at netstat.
$./plans
Monthly, or pay the year up front. Setup is free. Old Starter / Bronze / Golden accounts stay on those products; these are the ones you order now.
$cat specs.txt
| field | starter | standard | heavy |
|---|---|---|---|
| access | SSH | SSH | SSH |
| storage | 250 MB | 500 MB | 1 GB |
| background procs | 1 | 3 | unlimited |
| foreground procs | 1 | 2 | unlimited |
| IPv6 dedicated | shared | 5 | 10 |
| vanity vhosts | shared pool | yes | yes |
| IRC server (Unreal et al.) | no | no | yes |
| DDoS | in front | in front | in front |
| setup | free | free | free |
Also in the neighborhood, not the headline: SSH port forwarding, TCP/SSL proxies. Need to stand up an IRC daemon? That is Heavy, not a separate product. Network notes · Ask if you are not sure.