Cloud VPS 6 GB
Below what seven containers need — not recommended.
$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
- Unlimited
OpenPanel hosting gives you self-hosted product analytics on your own domain, with events, funnels, retention-style cohorts and real-time dashboards. Deploy OpenPanel and xCloud runs the dashboard, API and worker beside private PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and Redis, with tracking served from the same origin so it counts as first-party. You then create the owner account yourself on first visit, since no admin password is generated.
Self-hosted OpenPanel is a product analytics platform: an open-source web and product analytics tool with funnels, cohorts, user profiles, session history and real-time dashboards. Its README positions it as an open-source alternative to Mixpanel and as a replacement for Google Analytics, and describes cookieless tracking and SDKs for web, Swift, Kotlin and React Native. It is licensed under AGPL-3.0 and built on Next.js, Fastify, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and Redis.
On xCloud the template runs OpenPanel 2.3.0 as seven containers pinned by digest: gateway, dashboard, API, worker, PostgreSQL 16, ClickHouse 25.10 and Redis 7.4, with three volumes. xCloud generates the secrets, but no admin login: the first person to register becomes the owner. Email is off until you add SMTP, and the AI assistant and Slack integration are optional extras.
Self-hosted OpenPanel is seven services, three data volumes, generated secrets, a gateway and a certificate. This brings them all up and ends at the onboarding screen.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick OpenPanel from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain and a target server; the install form has no fields to fill in.
Step 02
One click. We start OpenPanel 2.3.0 with an nginx gateway, PostgreSQL 16, ClickHouse 25.10 and Redis 7.4, all pinned by digest, mount three named volumes and generate the cookie secret and database passwords.
Step 03
Open /onboarding on your domain straight away: the first account becomes the owner, and then registration closes. Create a project, install the tracking snippet with your /api URL, and watch the event land in Realtime.
The official OpenPanel images run here unmodified, with every event kept in a ClickHouse database on your own server.
Upstream lists funnels, cohorts, user profiles and session history, so you can follow a visitor's path as well as page counts.
Live data updates and interactive charts, with the Realtime view fed over WebSockets that the gateway proxies for you.
Upstream describes cookieless tracking by default, and serving the API at /api on your own domain keeps requests first-party.
SDKs for web, Swift, Kotlin and React Native, plus an event API, send data to your own endpoint instead of a vendor's cloud.
Build your own charts and dashboards from events, and set event- or funnel-based notifications on them.
PostgreSQL holds accounts and projects, ClickHouse holds events and Redis holds queues; none of them publishes a host port.
Hosting for OpenPanel, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
A SaaS team sends signups, upgrades and feature clicks to its own /api endpoint, then answers retention questions in dashboards built on data that never leaves its server.
A growth marketer builds a funnel across the signup flow and sees where visitors drop off, using events from the web SDK and the server-side API.
A site owner swaps a third-party tag for first-party tracking served from their own domain, with real-time dashboards showing who is on the site right now.
A small team sends events from an iOS, Android or React Native app and the web app to the same instance, so one project holds the whole customer path.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for OpenPanel hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. OpenPanel itself is free under the AGPL-3.0 licence.
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Yes. OpenPanel is open source under the GNU AGPL v3, so the software has no licence fee. If you modify a deployed version, the licence requires you to provide the corresponding source. Your xCloud bill is for the server and its provisioning, not the software.
The manifest asks for 3072 MB of RAM, 2 CPU cores and 20 GB of disk. Seven containers measured 2258 MB resident at idle in QA, before real event volume, so this page sells the 16 GB tier. Event volume, retention and query concurrency decide how much more you need.
Events, sessions and profiles live in ClickHouse, while PostgreSQL holds accounts, organizations, projects and configuration, and Redis holds sessions and job queues. The template runs all three privately, with no host ports. ClickHouse is capped at roughly 1.6 GB per query and two threads.
OpenPanel Docker hosting on xCloud starts the official dashboard, API and worker images plus an nginx gateway and the three data services for you. OpenPanel cloud hosting here means your own VPS: only the gateway binds to localhost, behind xCloud's HTTPS, with no compose file to write.
Manually, because all seven images are pinned by digest and a catalog re-sync only affects new installs. Back up all three volumes, read the release notes, keep the volume names and recreate the containers without down -v. The API migrates on every start, so a rollback may need the old volumes.
Its README positions it as one, with funnels, cohorts, profiles and session history. Whether it fits depends on the Mixpanel features you rely on, which this page does not compare. Self-hosting means the events sit in your own ClickHouse instead of a vendor's cloud.
Upstream describes its tracking as cookieless by default, and the template serves the tracking API from your own domain at /api, so requests are first-party. Dashboard sign-in still uses sessions held in Redis. Product analytics can hold personal data, so set consent and retention yourself.
The README lists SDKs for web, Swift, Kotlin and React Native, plus an event API for server-side tracking. Point each SDK's apiUrl at your own https://your-domain/api and use a client ID from the project. A client ID on the wrong origin silently records nothing.
You do. Events sit in the ClickHouse volume and accounts in the PostgreSQL volume of your own server, and the official images run unmodified. xCloud runs the server and deployment only, and you decide the retention and who can access the dashboards.
All three volumes as one set: openpanel_postgres_data for accounts and projects, openpanel_clickhouse_data for events, and openpanel_redis_data for session and queue state. Stop the services before a filesystem snapshot, or use native database backups, and test a restore in an isolated copy.
Open /onboarding and create the first account at once; it becomes the owner, and registration then closes. There is no generated admin password. Invitation and reset emails stay in the API container log until you set SMTP or Resend values in the Environment editor and redeploy.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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