A server for Coolify or Dokploy
1,406 servers from 47 providers, from €5.41 a month. Prices checked 8 hours ago
Coolify and Dokploy turn one server into your own Heroku or Vercel: push to Git and they build the app, start it in Docker, issue the HTTPS certificate and run the database next to it. Coolify’s documentation gives 2 CPU cores, 2 GB of memory and 10 GB of disk as the minimum for Coolify itself; Dokploy asks for at least 2 GB and 30 GB. Your apps come on top, so this list starts at 2 vCPU, 4 GB of memory and 80 GB of storage.
- Lowest bill
- €5.41(The lowest bill with every charge known. Rows priced lower leave out a charge their provider doesn’t publish.)
- Typical hidden fees
- +€4.55/mo(41% of these servers cost more than their price tag once the required fees are added (IPv4, setup, traffic, minimum term). On those, the extra is typically €4.55 a month. The list is always sorted by the full bill.)
1,406 servers match, sorted by bill per month.
| Tick 2 to 4 servers to compare their bills side by side | Traffic | Locations | Total | Actions | |||||
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 Vultr General Purpose · São Paulo 8 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · 160 GB NVMe · 7.17 TB traffic +€8.91/TB Check due | Dedicated 8vCPU | 32 GB | NVMe 160 GB | 7.17 TB +€8.91/TB |  | €320.74(lowest complete bill on this page) | €3,848.90 12 mo | ||
| Dedicated 16vCPU | 32 GB | NVMe 500 GB | 8.19 TB +€8.91/TB |     +13 | €320.74(lowest complete bill on this page) | €3,848.90 12 mo | |||
 Cherry Servers Bare Metal AMD EPYC 7443P · 2 × 250 GB NVMe · Singapore 24 cores · 48 threads · 64 GB RAM · 500 GB NVMe · 20 TB traffic +€1.69/TB Check due | 24 cores 48threads | DDR4ECC 64 GB | NVMe 500 GB | 20 TB +€1.69/TB |  | €321.00 Setup fee not published | €3,852.00 12 mo | ||
| Dedicated 24vCPU | 128 GB | NVMe 2.05 TB | Unmetered |  | €321.68 incl. €0.50 IPv4 | €3,860.16 12 mo | |||
 OVHcloud Rise RISE-XL · AMD EPYC TURIN 9455 · 2 × 1.92 TB NVMe 48 cores · 96 threads · 128 GB RAM · 3,840 GB NVMe · Unmetered traffic Check due | 48 cores 96threads | DDR5ECC 128 GB | NVMe 3.84 TB | Unmetered |    | €324.99 incl. €25.00 setup | €3,899.87 12 mo | ||
 Scaleway Dedibox Store-2-L-144TB · Intel Xeon E5-1620 v4 · 12 × 12 TB HDD 4 cores · 8 threads · 64 GB RAM · 144 TB HDD · Unmetered traffic Check due | 4 cores 8threads | DDR4 64 GB | HDD 144 TB | Unmetered | | €324.99 incl. €25.00 setup | €3,899.87 12 mo | ||
| Vultr Bare Metal AMD EPYC 4345P 8 cores · 16 threads · 64 GB RAM · 3,890 GB NVMe · 10.24 TB traffic +€8.91/TB Check due | 8 cores 16threads | DDR5 64 GB | NVMe 3.89 TB | 10.24 TB +€8.91/TB |   +5 | €325.20 | €3,902.35 12 mo | ||
| OVHcloud Rise RISE-6 · Intel Xeon Gold 6312U · 2 × 960 GB NVMe · Singapore 24 cores · 48 threads · 128 GB RAM · 1,920 GB NVMe · 25 TB traffic Check due | 24 cores 48threads | DDR4ECC 128 GB | NVMe 1.92 TB | 25 TB | | €328.24 incl. €25.25 setup | €3,938.87 12 mo | ||
BandwagonHost 640G KVM - ECOMMERCE SLA LOS ANGELES 10 vCPU · 32.16 GB RAM · 640 GB · 10 TB traffic Check due | 10vCPU | 32.16 GB | 640 GB | 10 TB | | €329.64 Setup fee not published | €3,955.70 12 mo | ||
| Vultr Storage Optimized · São Paulo 4 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · 640 GB NVMe · 7.17 TB traffic +€8.91/TB Check due | Dedicated 4vCPU | 32 GB | NVMe 640 GB | 7.17 TB +€8.91/TB | | €334.11 | €4,009.27 12 mo | ||
| Vultr Memory Optimized · São Paulo 4 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · 800 GB NVMe · 8.19 TB traffic +€8.91/TB Check due | Dedicated 4vCPU | 32 GB | NVMe 800 GB | 8.19 TB +€8.91/TB | | €334.11 | €4,009.27 12 mo | ||
 ServerMania AMD Epyc 7642, 128 GB, 1 TB NVMe 48 cores · 96 threads · 128 GB RAM · 1 TB NVMe · 100 TB traffic Check due | 48 cores 96threads | DDR4 128 GB | NVMe 1 TB | 100 TB | | €337.67 Setup fee, IPv4 address not published | €4,052.03 12 mo | ||
| 16vCPU | 64 GB | SSD 1.28 TB | 20 TB +€4.45/TB | +9 | €342.12 | €4,105.49 12 mo | |||
 AWS Lightsail Lightsail 64 GB +6 locations 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1,280 GB SSD · 8 TB traffic +€80.19–€133.64/TB Check due | 16vCPU | 64 GB | SSD 1.28 TB | 8 TB +€80.19–€133.64/TB |   +10 | €342.12 | €4,105.38 12 mo | ||
| AWS Lightsail Lightsail 64 GB · Mumbai +2 locations 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1,280 GB SSD · 4 TB traffic +€115.82–€151.46/TB Check due | 16vCPU | 64 GB | SSD 1.28 TB | 4 TB +€115.82–€151.46/TB |   | €342.12 | €4,105.38 12 mo | ||
| Dedicated 8vCPU | 64 GB | NVMe 800 GB | 9.22 TB +€8.91/TB | +13 | €347.47 | €4,169.64 12 mo | |||
| Cherry Servers Bare Metal 2× Intel Xeon E5-2620 v4 · 2 × 250 GB SSD 16 cores · 32 threads · 128 GB RAM · 500 GB SSD · 100 TB traffic +€0.50/TB Check due | 16 cores 32threads | DDR4ECC 128 GB | SSD 500 GB | 100 TB +€0.50/TB |  | €349.00 Setup fee not published | €4,188.00 12 mo | ||
| Cherry Servers Bare Metal AMD Ryzen 9 9950X · 2 × 1 TB NVMe 16 cores · 32 threads · 128 GB RAM · 2 TB NVMe · 100 TB traffic +€0.50/TB Check due | 16 cores 32threads | DDR5 128 GB | NVMe 2 TB | 100 TB +€0.50/TB |  | €349.00 Setup fee not published | €4,188.00 12 mo |
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Why more than the minimum: the platform builds your apps on the same server, and a Node or Next.js build can take a gigabyte or two of memory for a minute, on top of the apps already running. Docker images, build caches and database volumes fill the disk faster than you expect, which is why 80 GB is the starting point here. For more than five or six apps, raise the memory filter to 8 GB, or let Coolify build on a second server.
What it replaces on the bill: a platform-as-a-service charges per app, per database and often per seat. Here you pay one server, with the IPv4 address, any setup fee and the renewal price included in the monthly figure, and run as many small apps as it holds. The trade is that updates, backups and the server itself are yours to look after.
Before you buy: both tools need ports 80 and 443 free and a public IPv4 address for most visitors, so keep the IPv4 address on. Coolify runs on x86 and Arm servers alike, and Arm plans are often the cheapest way to get the memory. Turn on backups, and keep database dumps somewhere else as well.