Founder
Hi, I'm Deepesh.
I build Klin alone from a desk that is sometimes a kitchen table. I run the nodes, I write the code, I send the emails. If you sign up for the waitlist, the response that lands in your inbox comes from me, not a marketing automation.
Why this exists
I got tired of renting "dedicated" game servers that turned out to be twelve customers sharing one CPU. When you put 30 people in a Rust raid on shared hardware, the host blames your mods. The truth is the host is the bottleneck.
Klin is the answer I wanted: one EPYC node per cluster of customers, with reserved CPU and RAM and a price that doesn't change when you cross some imaginary tier boundary. The cost is per gigabyte of RAM, the same number whether you're running a 4-player Minecraft SMP or a 200-slot Rust server.
What you'll see on this site is what I run for real. No fake benchmarks, no "unlimited slots" copy, no sales-tier upgrade path. The plan estimator on the homepage runs the same math I'll use to price your server.
What I won't do
- I won't run a Discord I have to moderate every day. There is a support channel for paying customers, no bigger.
- I won't upsell you a "business tier" with the same hardware in a different box.
- I won't pretend the launch is ready before it actually is. The waitlist is real and so is the Q4 2026 timeline.
- I won't run ads that promise a specific TPS number on a shared host. The hardware is the hardware.
Get in touch
Email is the fastest path: deepeshkalurs@gmail.com. I read everything and reply to real questions within a day. For press or partnerships, use the same address with the subject line starting with[press] or [partnership].
Open-source work happens at github.com/DeepeshKalura.