Compatibility
Confirm your server is ready
QuickDeploy runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows, then deploys over SSH to an Ubuntu-based VPS with Docker. Public apps also need a domain and ports 80 and 443.
See the compatibility matrix →Supported Frameworks
React
Vue
Angular
Svelte
Next.js
Nuxt
Remix
Astro
Express
Django
Rails
LaravelThe Problem
Right now, deploying to your own server feels harder than it should.
To get your app live on your own server, you end up doing way more than just "git push".
Too many manual steps, too many ways to break.
SSH, Docker builds, reverse proxies, certs, services… every deploy is a little checklist in your head. Miss one step, it doesn't work and you have to start over.
Deployment frustrations exactly when you don't want them.
You finally finish your app, and instead of shipping, you lose an evening working on your server, restarting stuff, and fixing "that last" deploy issue.
You're on your own server to avoid hosted platform bills.
You picked a server because if the app ever takes off, you don't want the costs of a hosted platform to surprise you. But deploying your app to that server is harder than it should be.
You'd rather be shipping features than redoing the same deployment steps over and over.
Buy nowSmoother deployments
Simplify Your Deployment Process
- Reuse one command for repeat deployments.
- Single-command setups with no manual hassles.
- Enjoy personal support when you need it.
- Get a single lifetime license with no monthly fees.
Evaluate before you buy
Know exactly what QuickDeploy will do
Check the environment, inspect the underlying workflow, and plan your first deployment before opening checkout.
Technical workflow
See what the command automates
Compare the manual Docker image, Compose, Caddy, domain, and HTTPS workflow with the QuickDeploy command that replaces those repetitive steps.
Read the deployment walkthrough →Database-backed apps
Review a Next.js, Prisma, and PostgreSQL deployment
See the exact command, Docker networking, Prisma production migrations, persistent database storage, backups, and HTTPS before buying.
Read the Next.js and PostgreSQL walkthrough →Local verification
Install and verify before you buy
Download the CLI for macOS, Linux, or Windows and run quickdeploy --version before purchasing. A license is only required when you configure QuickDeploy for deployment.
Verify the CLI on your platform →Unsure about one detail?
Get a pre-purchase fit check
Email your framework, target VPS or OS, database, and question. Max can confirm whether QuickDeploy's current requirements and supported workflow fit your setup before you buy.
How it works
Get your app live in 4 steps
Terminal- ~/my-app
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✓ Ubuntu-based VPS
✓ A domain name you own
✓ Web app ready to deployStep 0
What you need
Make sure you have these ready before starting your deployment.
€5-10/month VPS recommended
Terminal- ~/my-app
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quickdeploy configureStep 1
Configure QuickDeploy
Set up QuickDeploy to point to your server and configure your deployment settings.
One-time setup for deployments
Terminal- ~/my-app
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A record: myapp.com → 1.2.3.4Step 2
Configure DNS
Point your domain to your VPS by adding an A record in your DNS settings.
Works with any domain registrar
Terminal- ~/my-app
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quickdeploy push --domain myapp.com
✓ Building container
✓ Setting up HTTPS with Caddy
✓ Starting your appStep 3
Deploy your web application
Run the deploy command from your project directory. Behind the scenes, QuickDeploy will build a docker container and set up a reverse proxy for SSL and your domain.
One deployment command after initial configurationOne command after setup
Terminal- ~/my-app
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https://myapp.comStep 4
Live on your domain
Your web application is now live with automatic HTTPS on your own infrastructure.
Your server, Docker setup, and domain
What Makes QuickDeploy Different
Built for developers that ship
Terminal- ~/my-app
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quickdeploy push --domain myapp.com # full-stack
quickdeploy push --domain myapp.com # frontend
quickdeploy push # backendFull-Stack / Frontend / Backend
Flexible deployment options
You can either deploy your full-stack, frontend or backend with one command. For the backend you do not have to provide a domain and they communicate via the internal network.
Database
Database deployment
QuickDeploy can deploy PostgreSQL, MySQL, or Redis alongside your app by using the database flags in the deploy command.
CI/CD
Use locally or in CI/CD
You can either configure QuickDeploy interactively or use it with environment variables in your CI/CD pipeline.
Rolling updates
Update without headaches
QuickDeploy starts the replacement and checks that its container process remains running before redirecting traffic and removing the old container. Verify the public application after each update because this check does not request its URL.