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Coolify

Your own platform for deploying apps

Can replace
Vercel, Heroku, Netlify
Where the data is stored
Wherever you run the tool
Savings
Run your own numbers in the savings calculator

About Coolify

Self-hosted platform for deploying websites, databases and applications to servers you control, reached over SSH. The project describes itself as an alternative to Heroku, Netlify and Vercel. Licensed Apache-2.0.

What it can replace

Feature coverage

The features have not been assessed yet. We show no coverage without evidence.

Three separate assessments

Licence, project health and security are reported separately. We never combine them into one score.

Licence

Licence (SPDX)
Apache-2.0
Verified · Official source
Status
OSI-approved licence
Type
Permissive
Commercial use
Allowed

Project health

Not verified. No figures are shown until they have been retrieved automatically from the source.

Security

Not assessed by SIAX. No security assessment is shown without evidence.

Operations and data control

Deployment options
Self-hosted, Vendor's cloud
Verified · Official source
Packaging
docker, docker-compose
Verified · Official source
Databases
postgres
Minimum resources
2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 10 GB disk (upstream)
Sign-in (SSO)
OIDC
Verified · Official source
Export
Unknown

Data residency and GDPR

Glossary: Data residency

For organisations operating in Sweden or elsewhere in the EU. Only sourced facts are shown. This is not legal advice.

Data location
You decide: when you run the tool yourself, the data stays where you run it, for example in a data centre in Sweden or elsewhere in the EU. Inferred
Data control features
None documented yet Unknown
Run by SIAX
The hosting provider and region of SIAX Cloud are listed in the list of sub-processors.

GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) applies to personal data processed in Sweden as in the rest of the EU. Transfers to countries outside the EU/EEA are governed by Chapter V.

Product and company names belong to their respective owners and are used here only to describe what a tool can replace.

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