ZaneOps

What is ZaneOps?

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

Who is ZaneOps best for?

ZaneOps is best for developers and small teams who host apps, databases and static sites on one server and want a web dashboard.

• Push to deploy

  Connect a Git provider, pick a repository and deploy on every git push, by hand or from CI.

• Preview environments

  Preview deployments from GitHub and GitLab repositories let you test a feature before it reaches production.

• Releases without downtime

  Blue/green deployments keep the old version running while the new one starts.

• Debugging in place

  Application logs, HTTP logs, metrics and a shell into live deployments sit in the same dashboard.

How much does ZaneOps cost?

ZaneOps is free and open source under the MIT licence, with no paid plans; you pay only for the server you run it on.

ZaneOps has no paid plans or hosted cloud; the project takes GitHub sponsorships. Full pricing on github.com. We checked these prices on 8 Nov 2026.

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Is ZaneOps open source?

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

What are the best ZaneOps alternatives?

ZaneOps is an open source alternative to Defang. Coolify, devpush, 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.

devpushOpen Source

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

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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