Falkenstein, Germany
All workloads run in Hetzner's Falkenstein datacenter. Low latency for European users, data stays in the EU.
Runs on Hetzner 🇩🇪
Hostim runs on Hetzner's Falkenstein datacenter. Push your Docker or Compose app and we handle the server, patching, and orchestration. Hetzner's prices, none of the admin.
# docker-compose.yml
services:
web:
image: ghcr.io/you/app:latest
ports: ["80:3000"]
db:
image: postgres:16
volumes: [db:/var/lib/postgresql/data]
volumes:
db: {}Hetzner sells servers and cloud VMs at some of the lowest EU prices around, but they are raw infrastructure. You get a Linux box and an SSH key. You still need to set up Docker, a reverse proxy, TLS certificates, backups, firewalls, and updates.
Managed Hetzner hosting means all of that is already done. Hostim runs on Hetzner hardware in Falkenstein, Germany, and gives you a deploy target: push a Docker image or a Compose file, get HTTPS URLs, managed databases, and persistent volumes. No Ansible, no Coolify install, no "which Ubuntu LTS should I use".
A managed Kubernetes-based platform built on Hetzner infrastructure.
All workloads run in Hetzner's Falkenstein datacenter. Low latency for European users, data stays in the EU.
Deploy a Dockerfile, a pre-built image, or a docker-compose.yml file. The same artifact runs locally and in production.
Postgres, MySQL, and Redis are spun up as separate services on the same Hetzner infrastructure, next to your app.
Block storage survives restarts and redeploys. Attach a volume to any service without SSH-ing into a server.
If you are comfortable running a Linux server and you enjoy that work, a Hetzner VM is the cheapest possible option. You keep every cent of margin.
If you would rather spend your time on product code, a managed layer on top of Hetzner trades a small markup for: automatic TLS, a control plane, database backups, rolling deploys, and no 2am pages when the OS needs patching.
For most indie developers and small teams, the second option is cheaper in total cost of ownership once you count the hours.
docker-compose.yml.Push your Compose file. We run it on Hetzner in Falkenstein.
Questions
Every service has a free tier: 256 MB of MySQL or PostgreSQL, 128 MB of Redis, and a 1 GB volume. Larger sizes start at €1 a month. App containers start at €2.50 a month. Every account gets one 5-day trial project with everything included: apps, databases, volumes and metrics.
Yes. Paste your Docker Compose YAML and we generate the services from it. You can also deploy from a Dockerfile or from a Git repository, as long as the repo contains a Dockerfile we can build.
On bare-metal servers in Germany. We do not use AWS, GCP or any other large cloud provider, so your data stays in the EU.
No. You manage apps, databases and resources. The cluster is ours to run.
Both. Every project has an owner, and the owner can invite other people to it as maintainers. A maintainer can create and manage apps, databases, volumes and shared environment variables, read logs and metrics, and add their own SSH key for bastion access. Billing, deleting the project and managing members stay with the owner.