Easypanel

A self-hosted platform-as-a-service control panel that deploys applications and databases to your own server using Docker, with Git-based continuous deployment.

PaaS # paas# self-hosted# docker# deployment# vps# devops# heroku-alternative
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Quick Facts

Pricing Model

Freemium

Pricing

Free

Category

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Key Features

  • Push-to-deploy from GitHub with zero-downtime releases
  • 750+ one-click open-source app templates
  • Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis as first-class services
  • Automatic and auto-renewing SSL certificates
  • Automatic backups of apps, volumes and databases to S3, Google Drive or Dropbox
  • Real-time CPU, memory, disk and network monitoring with built-in logs and shell
  • Two-factor authentication and access control
  • Cloud Native Buildpacks supporting Node.js, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby and Java

Pros

  • Runs on infrastructure you own, so hosting cost is just the VPS
  • Free forever for a single server with up to 3 projects
  • Very large one-click template library
  • Clean interface that avoids requiring Docker expertise
  • Listed on the DigitalOcean Marketplace and documented by Hetzner

Cons

  • Prices are not readable on the pricing page and appear to vary by country
  • Multi-server support requires a paid business licence
  • Billed per server, so cost scales with fleet size
  • You remain responsible for the underlying server, OS and its security
  • Cluster support is still labelled alpha

Technical Performance

Lighthouse Audit

Speed
87/100 B
Accessibility
96/100 A
Best Practices
100/100 A
SEO
100/100 A

Core Web Vitals

LCP 3.9s
FCP 1.9s
CLS 0.000
TBT 70ms
Speed Index 2.0s

Performance data measured via Google Lighthouse. Fast load times indicate a well-optimized product that won't slow down your workflow.

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paasself-hosteddockerdeploymentvpsdevopsheroku-alternative