BruceNode Is Officially Open

Sixteen days ago, we opened BruceNode in early access. A small group of testers poked at it, broke things, and helped us find what a real production launch needs.

Today — Monday, April 20, 2026 — we're opening the doors to everyone.

What happened in those 16 days

We spent the early-access window in a focused hardening sprint. The numbers:

• 88 commits between April 4 and today
• 3 full audit sweeps — a 3-agent security review, a 5-agent full-stack audit, and a QA round
• Invoice billing rewrite — replaced Stripe subscriptions with a custom invoice engine so renewals are transparent and refundable
• Zero customer-reported bugs carried into public launch
• 5 SEO-focused blog posts seeded + comparison guides queued
• 5 free tools live at brucenode.com/tools

This wasn't a stealth period. It was a public shakedown that matured into a release-ready platform. We'd rather launch boring than launch broken.

What you get from day one

• 9 games, from a $1/mo Discord bot home to a 128-player FiveM city. See the lineup →
• Modern panel (Pelican, with our own theming) — file manager, console, subusers, SFTP, one-click modpacks
• Instant deploys — most servers are online in under 60 seconds from payment
• Invoice-based billing — every renewal gets a real PDF invoice. No mystery charges.
• Fair pricing, annual gets 2 months free, hourly if you only need a server for a weekend LAN
• Real support — Discord and email, no outsourced ticket farm. Founders still read incoming tickets.
• — play on your own address via , no server purchase required