What's installed on your Easypanel server?
- Easypanel, from the official installer, on the latest version at install time
- Docker and Docker Swarm
- An admin account created for you, so nobody else can claim the setup screen first
- The panel on port 3000, with the email and password in your Seturack panel
- Firewall with only ports 22, 80, 443 and 3000 open
- Fail2ban and automatic security updates
What size do you need for Easypanel?
Easypanel's docs ask for a fresh Ubuntu server with at least 2 GB of RAM. Our real-server test passed with 2 GB, 1 CPU and 30 GB. Your apps and image builds decide most of what you need. As a rule of thumb, use 2 GB for one or two small apps, 4 GB for projects with a database or builds on the server and 8 GB for several projects. You can grow RAM, CPU and disk separately from your Seturack panel.
| Use | Size | Price | Choose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 2 GB RAM · 1 vCore · 40 GB NVMe | $4.01/mo | |
| Medium | 4 GB RAM · 2 vCore · 60 GB NVMe | $6.89/mo | |
| Powerful | 8 GB RAM · 4 vCore · 120 GB NVMe | $13.62/mo |
Who is it for?
- Developers deploying Next.js, Node.js or Docker apps from Git
- Anyone setting up open-source apps from templates
- Projects that run Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB or Redis next to the app
- Small teams keeping a few projects on one fixed-price server
What happens after you order?
- Set the size and complete your payment.
- Your server starts, and Docker and Easypanel install themselves. This took about 4 minutes in our real-server tests.
- Open your server from My servers. The Overview tab shows the panel address, email and password.
- Sign in, set a domain for the panel on the Settings page, turn on HTTPS and then change your password.
- Create a project with New Project, then pick a template under Templates or connect your Git repository with App.
- Type your domain on the Domains tab. Easypanel gets the certificate.
With every server
- Daily backups included in the price
- Unlimited traffic
- Full root access
- Scale RAM and CPU up or down later, and grow the disk
- Location: Istanbul · IST-1.
Good to know
- The panel first opens over plain HTTP on port 3000, so your login isn't encrypted. Set a domain and HTTPS for the panel first.
- By ordering, you accept Easypanel's terms of use, because the install creates the admin account under those terms.
- The free plan covers up to 3 projects. Paid plans are per server and come directly from Easypanel. That fee isn't paid to Seturack.
- Easypanel only publishes its latest release, so a specific version can't be pinned. You get whatever is current at install time.
- Ports you publish from the panel skip the firewall, because Docker bypasses ufw. Don't publish database ports.
- Easypanel needs ports 80 and 443 for itself, so don't add another web server. Updates to your apps are your responsibility.
Easypanel questions and answers
Is Easypanel free?
There's a free plan with up to 3 projects and unlimited services and deployments. Paid plans (Hobby, Growth and Business) are per server, come directly from Easypanel and aren't part of your server price.
How much RAM does Easypanel need?
The official docs ask for at least 2 GB of RAM. We tested this install with 2 GB and 30 GB of disk. Your memory needs grow with each app you add, and you can scale up from your Seturack panel.
How do I deploy Next.js on Easypanel?
Create a project, add an App service and connect your Git repository as the source. Choose Nixpacks or a Dockerfile on the Build tab, set your variables on the Environment tab and deploy.
How do I connect a domain to Easypanel?
Point your domain's A record at the server's IP address and enter the address on the app's Domains tab. Easypanel gets the certificate. The panel's own address is set on the Settings page.
What can I install with Easypanel?
Easypanel says it can deploy more than 750 open-source services from templates. It also runs Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis as managed services, and your own apps deploy from your Git repository.
Where do I find my Easypanel login?
The panel address, email and password are on your Seturack panel's Overview tab. The email is generated from your server name during install, and that's what you sign in with.