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$24.99per month
- 6 GB RAM
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Saleor hosting gives your storefront a commerce backend you run yourself: Saleor's GraphQL API and its admin Dashboard on two HTTPS domains. Deploy Saleor 3.23.41 as a self-hosted headless commerce platform: xCloud wires the Dashboard to the API, sets up CORS, generates the administrator password, and runs PostgreSQL, Valkey and a background worker with persistent media. No storefront is included; you bring your own.
Self-hosted Saleor is a headless commerce platform. Its README calls it a GraphQL-native, API-only platform for scalable composable commerce, with native multichannel control of pricing, currencies and stock per channel, extended through webhooks, apps and metadata. Teams use it behind a storefront they build, as a self-hosted alternative to Shopify, and it is BSD-3-Clause licensed.
On xCloud the template runs the saleor 3.23.41 API and a Celery worker, the Saleor Dashboard 3.23.39, an nginx media gateway, PostgreSQL 15 and Valkey 8.1, each image pinned by immutable digest. The saleor_postgres, saleor_media and saleor_keys volumes persist your data. The API and Dashboard get their own HTTPS domains, already wired together, and there is no storefront and no email until you configure them.
Self-hosting headless commerce normally means a database, a cache, a background worker, a media gateway and a wired-together admin domain before a single product can be created. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account, pick Saleor from the OneClick catalog, select a domain for the API and one for the Dashboard, and enter the administrator email.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the pinned Saleor 3.23.41 API, the 3.23.39 Dashboard, a Celery worker, PostgreSQL 15 and Valkey, generate the administrator password, database password and Django secret key, and apply the database migrations.
Step 03
Open the HTTPS Dashboard URL and sign in with the administrator email and generated password, change the password from the account menu, adjust the Default Channel (USD), then add a warehouse, a shipping zone and your products.
Saleor runs in full here — the headless GraphQL commerce API and its Dashboard, on infrastructure you control.
One GraphQL API for products, variants, multi-channel pricing, warehouses, checkout, orders and promotions, for any storefront stack you build.
The Saleor Dashboard runs on its own domain and is already pointed at the API, with the API accepting browser calls from the Dashboard origin.
Add a storefront or app origin through two environment keys — EXTRA_GRAPHQL_ORIGINS and EXTRA_CLIENT_HOSTS — without touching the domain-managed lines.
A Celery worker with the beat scheduler handles webhooks, emails, thumbnails and scheduled tasks.
Install Saleor apps — for example payment apps — from the Dashboard's Apps section to extend checkout and order flows.
After an xCloud Restart, catalog and orders, uploaded product images and thumbnails, signed-in sessions and the JWT signing key are all kept.
Managed hosting for Saleor, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Build the storefront in the framework you prefer and let it call Saleor's GraphQL API for products, variants, checkout and orders, with the backend on a Cloud VPS you control.
Use per-channel pricing, currencies and stock to run separate storefronts or markets from one catalogue, managed by your team in the Dashboard.
Install payment or other apps from the Dashboard's Apps section and react to events through webhooks, without patching the core, as the README's API-first design intends.
Give merchandisers a Dashboard on its own domain to manage products, warehouses, shipping zones and orders, while developers work against the API.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Saleor 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. Saleor itself is free and open source under the BSD-3-Clause license.
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Saleor's manifest floor is 2 CPU cores, 2048 MB of RAM and 10 GB of disk, shared by six containers: the API, a Celery worker, a media gateway, the Dashboard, PostgreSQL and Valkey. The 6 GB Cloud VPS sold on this page leaves comfortable room above that floor.
Yes. The Saleor repository carries a BSD-3-Clause LICENSE at the 3.23.41 tag, and its README describes a single open-source version without feature fragmentation or commercial limitations. xCloud charges for the dedicated Cloud VPS; the catalogue, orders and customers stay in your own volumes.
Yes, and this is Saleor Docker hosting prepared for you: the template runs the saleor 3.23.41 API and worker, the Dashboard 3.23.39, nginx, PostgreSQL 15 and Valkey 8.1, all pinned by immutable digest, with saleor_postgres, saleor_media and saleor_keys volumes and HTTPS on two domains.
No. Saleor is headless and API-only by design, and its reference storefront is a separate Next.js app. Deploy your storefront on its own and point it at the API domain, then add its origin to EXTRA_GRAPHQL_ORIGINS and its host to EXTRA_CLIENT_HOSTS, and redeploy.
Yes. Saleor's README describes native multichannel: per-channel control of pricing, currencies, stock and product. The install starts with a Default Channel in USD, which you adjust under Configuration before adding a warehouse, a shipping zone and your products.
Yes, by upstream default Saleor sends anonymous usage telemetry. Turn it off by setting SEND_USAGE_TELEMETRY=False in the Environment editor and redeploying. The template does not change that default, so decide before you take the shop into production.
No. No mail server is configured by default, so order confirmation and password-reset emails need EMAIL_URL set to your SMTP service and a redeploy, or Saleor's SMTP and user-email plugins configured, before you rely on them for customers.
A backup needs all three volumes together: saleor_postgres for catalogue, customers and orders, saleor_media for product images and thumbnails, and saleor_keys for the JWT signing key. Losing that key signs everyone out and installed apps must refetch the public key.
Nothing upgrades it for you: the API is pinned at 3.23.41 and the Dashboard at 3.23.39 by immutable digest. Back up all three volumes, read the release notes, then adopt a newer template version when one is published; the API applies migrations on start. Keep SECRET_KEY unchanged.
Open the Dashboard URL from your installation credentials and sign in with the administrator email you entered and the generated password, then change it from the account menu. The first boot applies migrations, so allow a few minutes before the API answers.
It is your own Saleor on a dedicated Cloud VPS that xCloud provisions, not a hosted commerce service. The six containers, the three volumes and the administrator account belong to your install, with the API and Dashboard served over HTTPS on their own domains.
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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