Conversational setup
Describe the app you want. We translate it into servers, containers, networks, and certificates.
Dokploy turns complex VPS deployments into a guided conversation. Describe your app, choose your stack, and watch containers, domains, SSL, and scaling configure themselves in real time.
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Dokploy Assistant
From first deploy to thousands of requests per second, Dokploy keeps your apps healthy, observable, and easy to roll back.
Describe the app you want. We translate it into servers, containers, networks, and certificates.
Versioned deployments with one‑click rollback and traffic draining keep incidents low‑stress.
Live logs, metrics, and alerts across every VPS and cluster, all in a single control plane.
Point Dokploy at your existing VPS provider and let the AI‑guided workflow handle builds, network, and security hardening.
Connect your servers
Securely link VPS instances via SSH or existing Docker hosts. No lock‑in, no proprietary agents required.
Describe your app
Tell Dokploy about your services, databases, and domains. We generate infra plans you can review and approve.
Ship with confidence
Automated builds, health checks, canary releases, and instant rollbacks keep your team focused on features—not fighting servers.
ssh ubuntu@your-vps
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh
git clone https://github.com/you/dokploy-app.git
cd dokploy-app
npm ci
npm run build
NODE_ENV=production npm startPair this with an Nginx reverse proxy to serve your Next.js app on port 80/443 with automatic HTTPS.
Start free on a single VPS, then scale across regions and teams without changing tools.
Perfect for side projects and prototypes.
$0 / forever
All the guardrails you need for production.
$39 / month
Advanced controls for high‑traffic workloads.
Custom/ enterprise
Answers to common questions about deploying on VPSs with Dokploy.
No. Dokploy sits on top of your existing VPS providers (Hetzner, OVH, DigitalOcean, etc.) and gives you a unified, safer deployment workflow.
Yes. You can run Dokploy entirely on your own infrastructure and keep all deployment metadata within your network.
Any app that can run in a container: Node, Python, Go, PHP, databases, background workers, and more.