Dokploy

Open-source self-hosted PaaS for apps and databases

Dokploy deploys applications and databases to your own servers using Docker, with Traefik routing, monitoring and backups. A hosted control plane is also available.

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Pricing: Free plan

Platforms: Self-hosted, Web

Categories: Hosting & Deployment, Self-Hosted

Dokploy is an alternative to

Heroku · Netlify · Vercel

Dokploy compared with similar tools

Product	Price	Open source	Self-host	Platforms
Dokploy	Free plan	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted, Web
Coolify	Free plan	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted, Web
Dokku	Free plan	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted, Linux
CapRover	Free	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted
Nginx Proxy Manager	Free	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted
Komodo	Free	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted
Kamal	Free	Yes	Yes	Linux, Mac, Self-hosted

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Questions

Is Dokploy free?

Dokploy is free to start, with paid plans.

Is Dokploy open source?

Yes, Dokploy is open source.

Can Dokploy be self-hosted?

Yes, you can run Dokploy on your own server.

What platforms does Dokploy run on?

Dokploy is available for Self-hosted, Web.

What are some alternatives to Dokploy?

Similar indie products include Coolify, Dokku, CapRover, Nginx Proxy Manager and 4 more.

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