Against the platforms you know.
Every one of them deploys an app well. The difference is where your apps run and who can reach them.
| Feature | Meshploy | Coolify | Dokploy | Railway | Render | Vercel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open source, runs on your own servers | - | - | - | |||
| Also offered hosted for you | ||||||
| Push to deploy from git | ||||||
| Servers in different places work as one | Partly | Partly | Its own cloud | Its own cloud | Its own cloud | |
| A server behind a router joins, no ports opened | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Apps private to the people you choose | - | - | - | - | Partly | |
| Staging to production with the exact same build | Partly | Partly | Partly | Partly | ||
| What you pay for | Your machines | Your servers | Your servers | Usage | Instances and seats | Seats and usage |
Checked 1 November 2026, from each product's own site and documentation. Products change; if something here is wrong, write to hello@meshploy.com and we will fix it.
Coolify and Dokploy.
Good at putting apps on a server you own, and both can add more servers. Each server still stands alone: reached over SSH from the main one, and open to the internet to be reached. Meshploy joins machines into one private network first, so a server in an office or at home joins without opening a port, and an app can be private to the people you grant.
Move across, one app at a timeRailway, Render and Vercel.
Polished, and the fastest way to put an app on their cloud. You pay by usage and seats, and your apps run where they run. Meshploy gives you the same push-to-deploy on machines you choose and pay for, at the price of those machines, with the platform itself open source.
Bring the same repoAnd Tailscale?
Tailscale connects your machines; it does not run anything on them. A platform runs apps; it does not connect your machines. Meshploy is both: your machines join one private network, your apps run across them, and each app has its own address, public or private.
Meshploy's private network uses the same WireGuard encryption, and your workspace runs it: no separate account, no per-user plan.
Try it on your own machine today.
One command on a server of yours, or start on Cloud.