Easypanel

Easypanel is a server panel that turns a rented Linux box into a container platform, licensed per server rather than per application.

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A PaaS you install yourself.

Classification

Categories: Server management
Operating system: Self-managed
Metal: You bring your own
Use cases: Web apps, API backends, Internal tools, CMS sites, Side projects
Audience: Solo and freelance, Agencies, Small and medium businesses

Tech stack

Runtimes: Docker, Anything
Software: WordPress
Shell: Root shell

Pricing

Pricing model: Per resource provisioned2
Entry price: $5 to $15 a month 2
Typical ceiling: $15 to $50 a month2
Currencies: USD 2
Billed: Monthly, Yearly2
Paid: In advance3
Exit: Within a month 3
Free tier: Permanent2

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Easypanel installs on a server the customer already rents and gives it the shape of a platform: projects, services, deployments, templates, automatic TLS certificates and custom domains. Builds come from git, from a container image or from one of the prepared templates, with auto-deploy through webhooks. WordPress, databases and volume backups are covered, and Cloudflare Tunnel integration exists for machines with no public address.

Licensing is per server rather than per application. A permanent free tier is capped by project count; the paid tiers add monitoring, database backups, user accounts and access control, clustering and white-labelling, with a discount for annual billing.

Worth knowing

The subscription buys the panel; the servers are bought elsewhere, so the advertised figure is a fraction of the running cost. Neither the company nor the people behind the product are named on the site, so the counterparty to the subscription is not identified.

Identity

Reach: ↑336 1
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Git, Container image, Control panel

Sources

2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-02: Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies, Billed, Free tier, Pricing model
easypanel.io/pricing
2026-08-02: Paid, Exit
easypanel.io/terms

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