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Self-Hosted Coolify: Deploy Docker Apps On Your Own Server

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The simplest way to start Coolify hosting on infrastructure you control, with effortless app deployment, no platform fees, and no lock-in.

CLOUD VPS 4

Coolify
First App

€5.50
4
40 / month

Perfect for getting started with personal projects and hobby sites.


4 vCPU Cores
8 GB RAM
100 GB SSD
Auto Backup available

CLOUD VPS 6

Coolify
Production Stack

€7.50
6
00 / month

Ideal for running a handful of live apps, databases, and services.


6 vCPU Cores
12 GB RAM
200 GB SSD
Auto Backup available

CLOUD VPS 12

Coolify
Growing Platform

€25.00
20
00 / month

Great for multiple services, background workers, and staging environments.


12 vCPU Cores
48 GB RAM
400 GB SSD
Auto Backup available

CLOUD VPS 18

Coolify
Multi-App Host

€49.00
39
20 / month

Built to run multiple client projects and heavy Docker workloads.


18 vCPU Cores
96 GB RAM
600 GB SSD
Auto Backup available

What is Coolify?

The powerful open-source dashboard for deploying and managing apps on your own server.
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Coolify is an open-source PaaS (platform as a service) tool that runs on your VPS and gives you a clean web interface for deploying apps, databases, and services without writing long setup scripts or managing server configurations by hand. You connect your server, link your code repository, and Coolify takes care of building your app, getting it online, and keeping it running.


Coolify features include one-click service templates for popular tools, real-time logs, automatic SSL, and support for any app packaged with Docker. Coolify VPS requirements are lightweight, making it an easy, budget-friendly option to run on any server.

What Can You Deploy With Coolify?

Pretty much anything your team builds or uses:
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Web Applications


Node.js, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, Rust, Java, static sites, and any app that runs in a container.

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Databases


PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, and more - on the same server as your app.

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Open-Source Tools


n8n, Supabase, Ghost, WordPress, Uptime Kuma, MinIO, Grafana, and Plausible Analytics.

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Background Jobs


Scheduled tasks, queue workers, and automated processes running in the background.

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Internal Tools


Private dashboards, admin panels, and internal services that aren't publicly exposed.

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Any Dockerfile


If it runs in a container, it runs on Coolify - no matter the language, framework, or stack.

Why Self-Host Coolify on the Contabo Cloud?

Your apps, your server, your costs - all under your control.
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Pay one flat monthly fee for your VPS — no extra usage-based costs.

Application

Unlimited apps and services —install Coolify once and deploy multiple projects.

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Full access to your server — log in as root, customize anything, and manage your data.

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Scale when you're ready — easily upgrade your plan as you add more projects.

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DDoS protection and snapshots included — your apps stay up, and your data stays safe.

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Meets Coolify system requirements — all plans exceed the Coolify VPS requirements.

9 Regions, 11 Locations, Global Availability

Put your Coolify system close to your users for lower latency and simpler compliance. All locations include unlimited traffic and consistent, reliable performance. ​
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Coolify Guides

Helpful reads to get the most out of your Coolify VPS
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This article breaks down the differences between these two popular PaaS platforms to help you choose the right platform for your workflow:  Coolify vs Dokploy: Complete Comparison Guide 2026

Coolify FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Coolify on VPS
What is Coolify?

Coolify is an open-source tool that helps you deploy and manage apps on your own server through a clean web interface - without needing to be a server administration expert. It handles the tricky parts (such as HTTPS, domain setup, and container management) so you can focus on your projects.

How does Coolify work?

Coolify connects to your server and your code repository. When you push new code, it builds and deploys your app automatically, sets up your domain, and issues an SSL certificate. You can also use the Coolify API to trigger deployments from other tools.

Does Contabo offer support for Coolify?

Contabo provides full technical support for your VPS infrastructure - including the server hardware, network, and the initial 1-click installation of Coolify. Once Coolify is up and running, configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting the application itself is your responsibility.


For Coolify-specific questions, the official  Coolify documentation  and the active community on GitHub and Discord are great places to start. The project is well-documented and has a helpful developer community ready to assist with application-level issues.

The price displayed is the effective monthly rate for a 24-month subscription including applicable taxes.

Minimum initial contract length: 1 month | Minimum following contract length: Equal to the initial contract length | Minimum cancellation notice: None (pre-paid) or 4 weeks (post-paid).

Incoming Traffic: Unlimited and unmetered. No extra charges apply. | Outgoing Traffic: Unlimited - fair usage policy applies based on average server workloads. To maintain fair network performance for all customers, Contabo reserves the right to throttle servers with exceptionally high or disruptive usage patterns.

Applications and Add-Ons: Contabo provides full technical assistance for the Contabo VPS itself - including the network, hardware, and initial setup of any 1-click Add-Ons. Any additional open source software included in the applications is owned by the respective provider - maintenance, upgrading, and troubleshooting are within the end-users responsibility.