Hosted deploys, BYOS, stacks, and templates

Deploy on StackShift

Ship projects on StackShift-managed infrastructure, or connect your own VPS when you want full control. Deploy apps, databases, and Docker Compose stacks from one control plane.

StackShift Control Plane
Build ready

Workloads

Projects, stacks, and templates

customer-api

Git repo project

Building image

analytics-stack

Compose stack

Queued

n8n-template

One-click template

Ready to launch

Placement

Choose hosted deploys or connected nodes

StackShift Hosted

Managed deploy target

2 projectsPreparing

Connected Node

eu-central • tagged production

1 stackWaiting
Scheduler supports manual placement and least-loaded routing across connected nodes.

Live topology

One control plane, multiple targets

Control Plane

projects • stacks • templates

StackShift Hosted

Managed infra

Your Servers

Connected nodes

Template catalog

Launch common tools in a few clicks

n8n

Deploy as a normal stack

MinIO

Deploy as a normal stack

Gitea

Deploy as a normal stack

Grafana

Deploy as a normal stack

One platform for
hosted deploys and your own infrastructure.

RegionLatency
Lagos, NG
20ms
Cape Town, SA
24ms
London, UK
85ms

Deploy Your Way

Start on StackShift-managed infrastructure for speed, or connect any Linux VPS when you want more control. You get one workflow either way.

commit
git push
build
Build
launch
Live

Apps, Databases, and Stacks

Deploy Git repos, Docker images, managed databases, and Docker Compose stacks from one platform, whether they run on StackShift or on connected nodes you bring.

Current Spend$49.99
Limit: $50.00
Auto-Paused

Spend Limits That Protect You

Set clear usage limits and let StackShift automatically pause workloads before spend runs away. You stay in control whether you're deploying on StackShift or your own nodes.

Launch With Templates

Start tools like n8n, MinIO, Gitea, Grafana, and Umami in a few clicks, then manage them like normal stacks with the same placement, routing, and deployment controls.

n8nMinIOGiteaGrafanaUmami

From repo to running stack,
without the server drama.

StackShift keeps the developer flow simple: connect a repo or image, choose StackShift-hosted deploys or your own servers, and manage routing, logs, placement, and templates from one place.

Git repo and Docker image deploys

Docker Compose stacks with one public entrypoint

Manual or least-loaded node placement

services:
web:
image: ghcr.io/acme/app:latest
ports:
- "8080:80"
environment:
APP_ENV=production
LOG_LEVEL=info
restart: unless-stopped
public

Place workloads across
your connected nodes.

Use manual placement when you want full control, or let StackShift pick a healthy node with least-loaded scheduling, selector tags, and drain-aware routing.

2
99.95%
1

Simple, transparent pricing

Built for teams that want control

StackShift gives modern teams a cleaner way to run apps, stacks, and internal tools on infrastructure they actually own.

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Northstar Labs

"StackShift streamlines our entire operation. We can deploy product workloads and spin up self-hosted tools from the same control plane without hand-rolling the plumbing."

Daniel Moretti
Co-Founder & CTO at Northstar Labs

Kudu Systems

"We wanted the flexibility of self-hosting without the chaos of managing everything manually. StackShift gave us that middle ground."

Antoine Vulcain
Founder & CEO at Kudu Systems
Julia Rozalén@celiarozalenm

Connected a VPS, deployed a stack, and had SSL working without touching reverse proxy configs.

Sarah Jenkins@sarahj_dev

The least-loaded placement made our node pool feel like a real platform instead of a bunch of servers.

Mike Chen@chen_tech

Templates took us from blank server to running internal tools in minutes.

Alex Rivera@arivera_code

It feels like self-hosted Heroku, but we keep control of the infrastructure.

David Kim@dkim_builds

Compose stacks, project deploys, and node management all live in one dashboard. That changed everything.

Emma Wilson@emmacodes

Finally a deployment workflow that works for both our apps and the third-party tools we self-host.

Julia Rozalén@celiarozalenm

Connected a VPS, deployed a stack, and had SSL working without touching reverse proxy configs.

Sarah Jenkins@sarahj_dev

The least-loaded placement made our node pool feel like a real platform instead of a bunch of servers.

Mike Chen@chen_tech

Templates took us from blank server to running internal tools in minutes.

Alex Rivera@arivera_code

It feels like self-hosted Heroku, but we keep control of the infrastructure.

David Kim@dkim_builds

Compose stacks, project deploys, and node management all live in one dashboard. That changed everything.

Emma Wilson@emmacodes

Finally a deployment workflow that works for both our apps and the third-party tools we self-host.

Hosted or Bring Your Own Server

Ready to deploy your apps your way?

Start on StackShift-managed infrastructure, or connect your own servers when you need more control. Projects, stacks, and templates all live in one control plane.

StackShift hosted · Bring your own server · Deploy apps and stacks