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Most popularInvoicing for a freelancer or a small business.
$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
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Deploy Rachoon hosting and run your own invoicing app with clients, invoices, offers and PDF export. xCloud runs the pinned Rachoon 1.3.9 image beside a private PostgreSQL 16.15 service and the Gotenberg 8.37.0 PDF engine, generates the database credentials and application key, and publishes it over HTTPS on your domain. Register first at /signup, because the first account becomes the administrator.
Rachoon is a modern, self-hosted invoicing platform for freelancers, small businesses and anyone who wants full control over billing; its name comes from the Bosnian word for invoice. Upstream lists invoices and offers, client management, payment tracking, nunjucks templates for branding, multi-currency and tax support, PDF export and a dashboard of revenue and pending payments. A self-hosted Rachoon is the alternative to a hosted invoicing service, under the AGPL-3.0 licence.
On xCloud it is Rachoon 1.3.9 with PostgreSQL 16.15 and Gotenberg 8.37.0, each pinned by digest, plus a small cron container that triggers recurring invoices every hour. Clients and invoices live on the rachoon_postgres_data volume, and only the app is published over HTTPS. Registration cannot be closed, so create your administrator straight away.
Self-hosting Rachoon normally means a container, a private database, a PDF rendering service, a domain and a certificate before you can send a single invoice. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Rachoon from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain — the template needs no other app-specific fields.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Rachoon 1.3.9 image alongside PostgreSQL 16.15 and Gotenberg 8.37.0, all pinned by immutable digest, generate the database credentials and application key, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain while the database and PDF service stay private.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS URL at /signup and register immediately — the first account becomes the administrator. Open Settings and press Save once, then create your first client and invoice.
Rachoon runs in full here — the same invoicing, client and PDF tooling as any hosted billing tool, on infrastructure you control.
Create and manage invoices and offers per client, with taxes, currency, locale and document templates configured the way your business runs.
Keep every client's invoices, offers and history together instead of scattered across spreadsheets or a third-party billing account.
Professional PDF invoices are rendered through the bundled Gotenberg service, wired up and kept private to your site.
Recurring invoices are supported, with an hourly job on the server that triggers them without you running anything manually.
A dashboard view of revenue, pending payments and client stats, so you can see where billing stands without opening every invoice.
Clients, invoices, offers and settings stay in a database you control, not a third-party invoicing account.
Managed hosting for Rachoon, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
A freelancer creates clients, invoices and offers in one place, with taxes and currency set per document, instead of a hosted billing account.
Render a PDF of each invoice through the bundled Gotenberg service, using templates you can adjust with nunjucks.
Set a recurring invoice and let the hourly job on the server generate it when it falls due, with no scheduler of your own.
Use the dashboard and payment tracking to check revenue, pending payments and overdue invoices without opening each one.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Rachoon hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
Invoicing for a freelancer or a small business.
$24.99per month
More clients, more recurring invoices, heavier PDF volume.
$59.99per month
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$84.99per month
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Yes. Upstream is Docker-ready, and this template is Rachoon Docker hosting assembled for you: the 1.3.9 image, PostgreSQL 16.15 and Gotenberg 8.37.0 pinned by digest, a recurring-invoice job, one data volume and HTTPS. It is your own Rachoon cloud, with the database and PDF service kept private.
Rachoon asks for 1024 MB of memory, 1 CPU core and 10 GB of storage at minimum, with PostgreSQL and the PDF renderer running beside the app. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung, leaving headroom for PDF rendering and a growing history of invoices.
Yes, Rachoon is AGPL-3.0 open source, so the software itself costs nothing. The bill is the Cloud VPS that hosts it, cancellable any time. Clients and invoices stay in a PostgreSQL volume under your control, whatever you decide later.
Open /signup on your HTTPS address and register straight away: the first registration becomes the administrator, and there are no generated credentials. Then open Settings and press Save once, because a fresh install has no saved settings and creating a client fails until you do.
No. Rachoon has no setting to close sign-up, so /signup stays reachable to anyone who can open the site. Later registrations cannot log into the interface, but put your own Basic Auth or IP restriction in front of the site if it should not be public.
Yes. Recurring invoices are supported, and a small cron container in this template calls the app's recurring-invoice endpoint once an hour. You do not need a scheduler of your own, though a recurring invoice can be created up to an hour after it falls due.
Yes. Upstream lists PDF export of professional-looking invoices, and the template wires in the Gotenberg service that renders them. Gotenberg is private to your install, with no host port, so only Rachoon can call it. Templates are customisable with nunjucks.
Back up the rachoon_postgres_data volume, which holds your clients, invoices, offers and settings in PostgreSQL, and keep the generated application key, which must stay stable. A restore on a spare install proves the backup works before you need it.
The install stays on pinned 1.3.9 until you adopt a newer template version. Back up the PostgreSQL volume, read the upstream release notes, then redeploy and check sign-in and an invoice. Existing sites are never upgraded automatically.
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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