Self-hosting

Host the open-source apps you actually use

A VPS gives you root: install any application, any version, with no plugin blacklists and no per-seat fees. Below are the apps our customers self-host most, each with a practical setup guide and the specs it needs.

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Media

Jellyfin

A free, fully open-source media server with no strings attached.

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Immich

Self-hosted photo and video backup with a Google Photos feel.

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Productivity

WordPress

The world’s most popular open-source publishing platform.

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Nextcloud

A private Dropbox and Google Workspace you fully own.

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Ghost

A fast, modern publishing platform and newsletter engine.

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Development

GitLab CE

Your own Git hosting, CI/CD and container registry.

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Gitea

A lightweight, fast Git service that runs on almost nothing.

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Communication

Mattermost

Self-hosted team chat built for security-conscious organisations.

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Matrix (Synapse)

A federated, end-to-end encrypted chat homeserver.

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Automation

n8n

Open-source workflow automation with fair-code licensing.

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Data

MinIO

High-performance, S3-compatible object storage you host yourself.

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Networking

Vaultwarden

A lightweight, self-hosted Bitwarden-compatible password manager.

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Not sure which plan fits?

Most of these apps run comfortably on a small VPS. Pick a plan, and you can resize it up at any time without reinstalling — your data is preserved.

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