devpush

What is devpush?

Deploys Docker Compose apps from GitHub to your own Linux servers on every git push.

Who is devpush best for?

devpush is best for developers who want git push deploys of Docker Compose apps on Linux servers they run themselves.

• Compose apps from GitHub

  Connect a repository and a Compose file, and every push to a configured branch builds and deploys the services.

• Staging and production

  Branches map to environments such as production and staging, each with its own server, variables and domain.

• Several servers, one dashboard

  One dashboard deploys to many enrolled Linux servers, and running apps keep serving if the dashboard goes offline.

• Databases with backups

  Team owners and admins can set up database and named-volume backups to local or S3-compatible storage, with retention rules.

How much does devpush cost?

devpush is free and MIT licensed, including its API and MCP server; you pay only your own providers for servers, storage and dashboard hosting.

devpush has no paid plans. The maker also runs a dashboard at app.devpu.sh for trying it online. Full pricing on github.com. We checked these prices on 8 Nov 2026.

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Is devpush open source?

Yes. devpush's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can run it on your own server.

What are the best devpush alternatives?

devpush is an open source alternative to Defang. Coolify, ZaneOps, Stormkit and Temps do the same job and are open source too.

DefangFree

AI apps deployed to any cloud from one Compose file.

CoolifyOpen Source

Push-to-deploy for apps, databases and 360+ one-click services on any machine reached over SSH.

ZaneOpsOpen Source

Self-hosted platform for deploying apps, databases and static sites, with preview environments.

StormkitOpen Source

Git-push deploys with preview URLs, plus Postgres, user sign-in, a mailer and cron jobs for web apps.

TempsOpen Source

Self-hosted platform that deploys your apps and adds analytics, error tracking and uptime checks.

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