Choose the application, select one of three practical VPS sizes, choose the server location during checkout, and keep control of the infrastructure around the software.
Lightweight self-hosted Git service for teams that want private repositories, issues, pull requests, packages, and CI-friendly workflows.
View Gitea VPSSelf-hosted application platform for deploying websites, APIs, databases, and containers from Git-based workflows.
View Coolify VPSCommunity Edition Git platform for source control, CI/CD workflows, issues, packages, and collaborative software delivery.
View GitLab CE VPSCommunity-driven lightweight Git forge for private code hosting, collaboration, issues, releases, and automation.
View Forgejo VPSSelf-hosted deployment platform for applications, Docker Compose stacks, and databases on infrastructure you control.
View Dokploy VPSSelf-hosted PaaS for deploying containerized applications with a streamlined web interface and Docker-based workflow.
View CapRover VPSSimple self-hosted uptime monitoring with HTTP, TCP, ping, DNS, certificate, and notification checks.
View Uptime Kuma VPSInfrastructure monitoring platform for servers, networks, services, metrics, alerting, and operational visibility.
View Zabbix VPSReal-time infrastructure monitoring for systems, containers, applications, and services with high-resolution metrics.
View Netdata VPSHigh-performance time-series monitoring platform designed for efficient metrics ingestion, storage, and querying.
View VictoriaMetrics VPSOpen-source visualization and dashboard platform for metrics, logs, traces, and operational data sources.
View Grafana OSS VPSOpen-source metrics monitoring and alerting platform built around time-series collection and PromQL.
View Prometheus VPSSelf-hosted file sync, sharing, collaboration, calendar, contacts, and productivity platform for private cloud workflows.
View Nextcloud VPSModern file access and collaboration platform for organizations that want self-hosted control over shared data.
View ownCloud Infinite Scale VPSSelf-hosted file synchronization and sharing platform focused on efficient libraries, team collaboration, and data control.
View Seafile VPSSelf-hosted team messaging and collaboration platform for organizations that want control over workplace communications.
View Mattermost Team Edition VPSSelf-hosted communications platform for team messaging, channels, integrations, and private collaboration.
View Rocket.Chat Community VPSOpen-source team chat built around topic-based conversations for organized, searchable collaboration.
View Zulip VPSDocument management system that helps teams ingest, OCR, tag, search, and organize digital documents.
View Paperless-ngx VPSOpen-source ERP suite covering accounting, CRM, sales, purchasing, inventory, projects, HR, and business operations.
View ERPNext VPSOpen-source CRM platform for teams that want a modern, extensible customer and relationship management workspace.
View Twenty Community VPSOpen-source business intelligence platform for dashboards, questions, SQL analysis, and accessible data exploration.
View Metabase OSS VPSOne Click Apps are intentionally separate from MSPClouds core infrastructure products. They package a practical application starting point on top of VPS infrastructure while preserving your control of the server, data, integrations, and application lifecycle.
Start from a catalog of popular self-hosted developer, monitoring, collaboration, communications, and business applications.
Each app offers Start, Team, and Scale VPS options sized around typical workload characteristics.
Select the server location during checkout based on customer, data, latency, and operational requirements.
What the application VPS catalog includes—and what remains under your control.
Each application remains governed by its upstream license and project terms. MSPClouds charges for the VPS infrastructure and deployment experience.
No. They are self-hosted application VPS offerings unless a separate managed-services agreement says otherwise.
Yes, subject to platform capabilities and the application’s own scaling requirements.
Yes. Existing deployments can be reviewed through the Migration Center to plan data movement, DNS changes, testing, and cutover.