Git Deployments
Paste a repo URL, pick a branch and a domain. DCMS builds the container and puts it live with HTTPS.
See it in actionDCMS turns a fresh Debian or Ubuntu box into your own deployment platform. Paste a repository URL, pick a branch and a domain. DCMS builds the container, wires up DNS and secures it with HTTPS.
Free forever for one app per server. No credit card, no signup to install.
| online | shop.acme.dev | Node 22 |
| online | api.acme.dev | Python 3.13 |
| online | acme-db | PostgreSQL 17 |
| online | jana.photos | PHP 8.3 |
The whole toolchain
Everything below ships with every DCMS install. No addons, no per-feature pricing, no surprise tiers.
Paste a repo URL, pick a branch and a domain. DCMS builds the container and puts it live with HTTPS.
See it in actionChat with your live site. Codex CLI and Claude Code built in, with checkpoints and safe rollbacks.
See it in actionFull VS Code in the browser, one click from the panel. Terminal included.
See it in actionUpload folders, extract archives, edit permissions, preview media and commit to git.
See it in actionBrowser terminal, real SSH into containers, SFTP accounts and WebDAV drives.
See it in actionOne-click MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL with users, remote access and a web manager.
See it in actionAutomatic HTTPS, free subdomains, addon domains and your own nameservers.
See it in actionMailboxes, aliases, webmail, SMTP, IMAP and DKIM on your own domains.
See it in actionTraffic analytics, resource usage and a disk breakdown that explains every gigabyte.
See it in actionFirewall, IP blocklists, vulnerability scans and a panel that never runs as root.
See it in actionPush-to-deploy webhooks, cronjobs, env editing, auto-recovery and one-click updates.
See it in actionEnvironment variables, live logs, activity feeds, disk insights, WebDAV drives, user roles and one-click platform updates.
All featuresHow it works
Copy one line into a fresh Debian or Ubuntu server. DCMS installs Docker, a reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS, DNS, firewall and mail. That is the last time you touch the terminal.
GitHub or GitLab, public or private with an access token. Pick a branch. DCMS detects the runtime, from WordPress to Django, or uses your own Dockerfile.
Choose a free subdomain or connect your own domain. DCMS builds the container, requests the certificate and puts your app live with a health check.
AI Editor
The AI Editor pairs a chat with a real production preview. Ask for a change, watch the diff, restore a checkpoint if you change your mind. Powered by the official Codex CLI and Claude Code, using your own AI plan.
Why DCMS
Classic panels run everything on one PHP stack. Clouds run your code on someone else’s machines. DCMS gives every app its own container on hardware you control.
| DCMS | cPanel / Plesk | PaaS clouds | Plain Docker | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One-command install on your server | Yes | Installer + license | Not self-hosted | Manual setup |
| Deploy straight from a git URL | Yes | Limited | Yes | You build it |
| Each app in its own container | Yes | Shared stack | Yes | Yes |
| AI editing of a live site | Built in | No | No | No |
| Mail hosting included | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Your hardware, your data | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Monthly cost | Free, or 5 EUR per server | 15 to 60+ EUR | Grows per app and seat | Free, paid in hours |
Pricing
per server, forever
regardless of the server size
Questions
A fresh Debian or Ubuntu server with root access. A small 2 GB RAM virtual server from any provider works great. You run one command, then everything else happens in your browser.
Yes. The Free plan includes the full platform with one repository instance per server. Pro removes that limit for 5 EUR per server per month, billed through the Customer Portal.
No. DCMS turns deployment into a form: paste a repository URL, pick a branch and a domain. Docker, HTTPS, DNS and the firewall are handled for you.
On your own server. DCMS is self-hosted: your code, your data and your traffic never pass through our infrastructure.
PHP 7.4 to 8.3, Node.js 16 to 22, Python 3.10 to 3.13, static sites and any repository with its own Dockerfile. WordPress, Laravel, Symfony, Django, FastAPI and Flask are detected automatically.
One command on a fresh Debian or Ubuntu server. Five minutes later you are deploying from the browser.