Dokploy

Dokploy manages application and Docker Compose deployments on servers through a web interface.

Containers & KubernetesOpen sourceSelf-hosted
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CategoryContainers & Kubernetes
AccessSelf-hosted
PricingOpen source
APIAvailable
Overview

What is Dokploy?

Dokploy documentation distinguishes a simpler application deployment flow from Docker Compose configurations for multi-service apps. Compose deployments require Dockerfiles or Compose definitions and have their own environment and volume handling. Dokploy also documents source selection, build settings, and deployment actions.

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Sources checked 27 September 2026: features, Docker Compose.

Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Application deployment: source and build configuration for one app
  • Compose deployment: multi-service configuration
  • Operations UI: deploy, stop, inspect, and update supported applications
Core areas

Test a representative app with its database, persistent volume, domain, TLS, and rollback path. Size the host for the actual workload; a low-cost VPS example is not a general production recommendation.

Positioning

Dokploy is useful for operators who want a deployment interface over servers they control. It does not remove responsibility for host patching, backups, secrets, resource limits, or recovery.

Why it matters

Dokploy can make self-hosted deployment steps repeatable, but operational reliability still depends on the underlying server and configuration. If you don't want to run the control plane yourself, Dokploy Cloud currently starts at $4.50 per connected server per month (or $15/month for three servers); self-hosting the open-source core remains free.

Deployment & technical details

Technical details

Access
Self-hosted
Source model
Open source
Founded
2024
Headquarters
Remote
Pricing model
Open source
Starting price
4.5 USD · verify current price ↗
API
Available
Published release
Dokploy v0.30.7 ↗ (checked )
Source check
Primary source ↗ checked
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What to verify for your environment

Start from the users, systems and operating responsibilities the tool needs to support.

  • Confirm current features, licensing and support terms with the publisher.
  • Validate deployment, data location, access control, backup and recovery requirements.
  • Test integrations, export paths and a representative operational workflow before committing.
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