Cloud VPS 6 GB
Most popularA personal or family archive, with 100 GB of storage for documents.
$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCPU cores
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
- 30 TB
- Unlimited
Deploy Papra hosting and keep receipts, contracts and warranties in a document archive on your own domain. xCloud runs the official rootless Papra 26.7.1 image, generates its authentication secret, mounts one persistent volume for the database and your files, and publishes the app over HTTPS. Register the first account, then close sign-ups so the archive stays yours.
Papra is an open-source document management and archiving platform that upstream describes as minimalistic. It is built for long-term storage: you put a receipt, a warranty or a contract in, forget about it, and find it again when you need it. Documents live in organizations you can share with family, friends or colleagues, and you sort them with tags, tagging rules and custom properties. Full-text search covers the content of your files, including text extracted from images and scans. Upstream names Paperless-ngx as an inspiration, and Papra is licensed under AGPL-3.0.
On xCloud it is Papra 26.7.1 as the official rootless image, pinned by digest, running as a single container. The embedded database and your uploaded documents sit together on one volume, papra_data. xCloud generates the authentication secret and serves the app over HTTPS on your domain. Registration is open on a fresh install, so you register first and then turn sign-ups off. Email ingestion, single sign-on, OCR languages and external storage are optional and set later in the Environment tab.
Papra is a third-party project. xCloud is not affiliated with or endorsed by its maintainers. Names and logos belong to their owners.
Running Papra yourself means a container, a long random secret, a data volume, a reverse proxy and a certificate before the first upload. Here you pick a domain and the rest is set up for you.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Papra from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server. The install form asks for nothing else.
Step 02
One click. We start the official rootless Papra image, pinned by digest, generate a 96-character authentication secret, mount the papra_data volume for the database and uploads, and publish the app over HTTPS.
Step 03
Open your Papra URL and register the first account straight away, because registration is open to anyone at first. Then set AUTH_IS_REGISTRATION_ENABLED=false in the Environment tab and click Save & Redeploy. Create an organization and upload your first document.
Papra does one job: it takes documents in, helps you find them again and keeps them on a server you control.
Drag files onto the page or pick them with Select files. Papra works on desktops and phones, so you can file a receipt from either.
Create an organization for family, friends or colleagues and invite members. Each organization keeps its own documents, tags and settings.
Label documents with tags, and write tagging rules so new documents are tagged for you when they match.
Search inside your documents with full-text search and advanced filters. Papra can extract text from images and scanned documents so they are searchable too.
Define your own properties per organization to store extra details about a document, beyond its name and tags.
Share a document with someone outside your organization through a link. You can add an expiry date and a password.
Managed hosting for Papra, so the server, the domain and the certificate are handled while you file documents.
Store receipts, warranties and bills once, then find them by searching for words inside the document.
Put shared documents in one organization and invite the people who need them as members.
Use one organization per context so documents, tags and members never mix.
Create a share link with an expiry date and a password instead of emailing the file.
Hold the whole archive on a server and domain you control, with one volume to back up.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, ready for Papra hosting. Start with the one that fits your archive and resize when it grows.
A personal or family archive, with 100 GB of storage for documents.
$24.99per month
200 GB of storage for a larger archive, or room for other apps beside Papra.
$59.99per month
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. Papra is licensed under AGPL-3.0.
Connect a VPS from DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, AWS, Hetzner or your own hardware, and deploy Papra on it from the same panel. You pay a per-server management fee instead of renting a Cloud VPS.
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Papra on xCloud runs on a dedicated Cloud VPS that we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Your documents stay on a server you chose, behind your own domain.
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Yes. This template is Papra in Docker without the setup: the official rootless 26.7.1 image pinned by digest, one persistent volume, a generated authentication secret and HTTPS on your own domain. It runs as a single container with an embedded database.
The template baseline is 1024 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 5 GB of disk. The 6 GB plan is the starting point here, well above that baseline. Documents grow on disk rather than in memory, so watch storage as your archive grows.
Open your Papra URL and register an account. There is no preset username or password. Do this right after the install finishes, because registration is open to anyone who reaches your domain until you close it.
After your own account exists, open the Environment tab, set AUTH_IS_REGISTRATION_ENABLED=false, then click Save & Redeploy. New sign-ups are then refused. Your account, organizations and documents are kept.
An organization is a shared space for documents. Create one for family, friends or colleagues and add members. Tags, tagging rules, custom properties and share links are all managed inside the organization.
Yes. Papra has full-text search with advanced filters, and it can extract text from images and scanned documents so they show up in results. OCR language selection is optional and is set in the Environment tab using the Papra documentation.
Papra supports email ingestion, where you forward emails to a generated address. It is not set up by this template. It is an optional feature that you configure yourself in the Environment tab by following the Papra documentation.
Yes. The embedded database and your uploaded files live on the papra_data volume, which is kept across restarts and redeploys.
Yes. Papra is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence, so the software has no licence fee. You pay only for the dedicated Cloud VPS it runs on. If you distribute a modified version, the AGPL source obligations apply to you.
Back up the papra_data volume as one unit. It holds both the embedded database and your uploaded documents, so one copy restores everything. Nothing schedules the copy for the app itself, so set it up yourself.
The install stays on its pinned 26.7.1 image until you adopt a newer template version. Read the upstream release notes and back up papra_data first. Existing sites are never upgraded automatically.
You can, but you rarely should. xCloud generates a 96-character AUTH_SECRET at install and shows it in your site's Environment tab. Changing it signs everyone out, because active sessions stop being valid.
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.
Pick a domain, deploy Papra and upload your first document. No plan you have to grow into.