Host your code on your own GitLab Community Edition in Frankfurt, with merge requests, issues, CI/CD and a container registry. It installs itself on first boot and is ready in 15–35 minutes.
A normal Ubuntu 24.04 KVM server in Frankfurt with the app installed for you. You keep full root access.
Git hosting with merge requests, issues, CI/CD and a container registry, on your own server.
Push and pull over SSH on port 22 with git@<host>.
GitLab opens at https://<server-ip-with-dashes>.sslip.io and gets a free Let's Encrypt certificate.
NVMe storage, dedicated vCPUs, public IPv4 + IPv6 and unlimited traffic on a shared 1 Gbit/s port.
SSH in as root with the server's root password from the panel. It is a normal server, so you can install anything else.
You pay only the normal Frankfurt plan price. Card or USDT / TRX (TRC20), unused hours back to your wallet on cancel.
The Apps tab on the order page only lists apps the chosen plan is big enough for. You can upgrade to a bigger Frankfurt plan later (disk can only grow).
Cheapest plan that fits: · from /mo
Live price from the order page. No setup fee.
Pick a Frankfurt plan and choose GitLab CE on the Apps tab.
The server is created and starts within minutes. Its IP and root password appear in the panel.
On first boot the server installs and configures GitLab CE on its own.
GitLab CE is ready 15–35 minutes after the server is running.
Open https://<server-ip-with-dashes>.sslip.io (for example, 1.2.3.4 becomes https://1-2-3-4.sslip.io) and sign in as root with the password from /root/APP-INFO.txt. Git over SSH uses port 22: git@<host>.
In the first minutes the browser may show a self-signed certificate until the Let's Encrypt certificate is issued. It is retried every 15 minutes.
SSH: user root, password = the server's root password from the panel. The app's own login details are in /root/APP-INFO.txt and are printed when you log in over SSH. If your root password does not meet the app's own password rules, or the server was created with an SSH key only, a generated password is used instead; it is always in /root/APP-INFO.txt.
nexoran-app-domain example.com (with your domain)./root/APP-INFO.txt./root/APP-INFO.txt on the server. It is also shown when you log in over SSH as root.Free app on a normal Frankfurt KVM server. Ready 15–35 minutes after the server is running.
WordPress and MariaDB already installed. No setup wizard, just log in.
Workflow automation with a visual editor. Connect APIs, apps and AI.
Open-source AI agent gateway with a web Control UI. Bring your own AI API key.
WireGuard VPN with a web panel. Create clients, download configs or QR codes.
Docker Engine and the Compose plugin, pre-installed. Work over SSH.
Self-hosted, open-source platform to deploy apps, databases and sites from Git.