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We’re giving away up to $6,000 in AI inference with one-click Hermes hosting

We built one-click cloud hosting for Hermes agents.

One click & your Hermes agent is deployed to a fully managed server. We handle the infrastructure, monitoring, updates, restarts and automatic fixes, so your agent stays online 24/7.

Here’s the part you like:

For a very very very limited time, every hosted agent gets up to $200 per day in free AI inference, worth up to $6,000 per month.

You can run your agent using models including Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Maybe 5 since it just came 2h back, we need to do a costing to give this) and GPT-5.5, without setting up servers, Docker, API providers or separate model billing.

One click. Your Hermes agent is live. The AI usage is on us.

When we also have Hermes as an API.

Thank our investors on x. lol.

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Donely
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    The free inference offer is a strong adoption lever, but I think the trust question is what happens after the first successful deployment.

    For hosted agents, the scary part is usually not just model cost. It is the combination of retries, long-running jobs, premium-model defaults, and unclear per-agent caps.

    How are you thinking about usage visibility once the free period ends: per agent, per customer, or per successful workflow?

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    Misleading info. Haven't found this anywhere. This, or the other thing they advertise on their website about Hermes hosting. Have seen this behaviour on them before. So, yeah, poor investors.

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    A strong offer — removing setup friction is often what makes a product feel actually usable.

    A simple way to think about it is that free inference is less about the giveaway and more about lowering the barrier to first success.
    When people can get the agent live without infrastructure headaches, they can focus on whether it works instead of whether they can deploy it.
    Have you noticed how much faster adoption gets when the first win is almost instant?

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    Fantastic idea!