Uptime Kuma VPS hosting.

A separate VPS is usually the right design because Uptime Kuma should stay reachable when the server, app, or home network you monitor is the thing having the outage. That isolation keeps external checks and alerts running when they matter most, even if your office or homelab connection drops.

• Independent failure domain
• Alerts stay outside the outage
• Works when your local network is down

Yes. The fastest path is to order a VPS, open Coolify, and deploy Uptime Kuma from the marketplace in one click. You still keep full root and SSH access afterward, so you can change Docker, domains, reverse proxy rules, and your update strategy whenever you need deeper control. Learn more in the Help Center

• One-click marketplace deploy
• Root and SSH stay available
• Customize later

Uptime Kuma is open-source software, so there is no app license fee on top. What you pay for is the VPS itself: a separate machine that keeps monitoring running when your main stack fails, the one-click deploy path, and control over networking and updates. Plans follow the VPS resources you choose, and live prices are shown at checkout.

• No app license fee
• You pay for the VPS
• Price follows the VPS package you choose

It is lightweight for small setups, but the right size depends on how many monitors you run, how often they check, how much history you keep, and whether you place other apps on the same VPS. Many buyers start small and scale CPU, RAM, or storage later.

• Monitor count matters
• Check interval matters
• History takes storage
• Start small and scale

Yes. Uptime Kuma supports public status pages, and a VPS lets you place them behind your own domain, SSL certificate, and reverse proxy setup. That keeps the public page aligned with the rest of your stack instead of living on a provider subdomain. Read the reverse proxy guide

• Custom domain
• SSL support
• Reverse proxy of your choice

Yes. The VPS is yours, so you can deploy more apps from the same marketplace next to Uptime Kuma, as long as the plan has enough CPU, RAM, and storage. For the cleanest outage isolation, keep the monitor away from the production services it watches and pair it with tools like dashboards, wikis, or a private cloud instead.

• More apps from the marketplace
• Size the plan for the full stack
• Keep production on another box

With ZapX Pass, Backups and snapshots add a safety net before risky changes. You can create a restore point, test an update or configuration change, and recover faster if something breaks or if you want to undo an experiment. See the Backup guide

• Safer updates
• Faster rollback with ZapX Pass
• Room to experiment

Locations are in Europe and America, so pick the region closest to the services or audience you care about most. Many teams in North America start with Ashburn, but the rule is the same everywhere: choose the region nearest your monitoring targets.

• Locations in Europe and America
• Pick the nearest region
• Ashburn as a North American starting point