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Marketplace

Open-source apps, ready on your own server

Docker CE, WordPress, n8n, Coolify, WireGuard VPN, GitLab CE and OpenClaw, preinstalled on Ubuntu 24.04 with HTTPS and your admin account set up on first boot. Pick an app, pick a plan, and it is running in minutes in Frankfurt.

Docker CE
WordPress
n8n
Coolify
WireGuard VPN
GitLab CE
OpenClaw

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Every app runs on its own server, so you never share resources with other customers.

How deploying an app works

  1. Step 1Choose an appPress Deploy on an app’s page. The console opens with the app selected.
  2. Step 2Pick a planEach app page names the minimum and the plan we recommend. Resize later if you need more.
  3. Step 3Sign inWhen the server has booted, the app is configured with its own secrets. Your login is in /root/APP-INFO.txt.

Or deploy from the terminal

Apps are images, so the API, CLI and Terraform take them by slug.

$ odx server create --name git --type s4 --image gitlab --location fra1 --ssh-key laptop
$ odx server create --name vpn --type s1 --image wireguard --location fra1 --ssh-key laptop

Your app, your server, your data in Germany

NVMe storage and 20 TB of traffic in every plan, billed by the hour from your prepaid balance.

Marketplace questions

Clear answers about location, infrastructure and billing.

What is the Odinex Marketplace?
A catalogue of server images with an application already installed and configured on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Choose one when you create a server and the app is ready a few minutes after it boots, on a server that is entirely yours.
Do marketplace apps cost extra?
No. The apps are open source and installed without licence fees. You pay only for the server, by the hour, capped at the monthly price of the plan.
Where do I find the login for my app?
Each app writes its address, user name and password to /root/APP-INFO.txt, which is also printed when you log in over SSH as root. If you created the server with a root password that meets the app’s password rules, the app uses that password too.
Do the apps get HTTPS?
Yes. Web apps get a Let’s Encrypt certificate for an address of the form <ip-with-dashes>.sslip.io at first boot, so HTTPS works before you have a domain. Point your own domain at the server and switch to it with one command. Coolify manages its domains in its own dashboard.
Who keeps the app up to date?
You do: it is your server, with full root access. Each app page explains how to update it. Take a snapshot before an upgrade, or turn on daily backups for 20% of the server price.
Can I deploy an app from the CLI or Terraform?
Yes. Apps are images like any other: pass the app’s slug as the image, for example odx server create --image n8n.