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BUT CAN'T DOKPLOY DO THAT?

Alfredo vs Dokploy

Can't Dokploy do the same thing on my VPS?

Dokploy solves the same deploy problem as Alfredo; Alfredo's wiring and dashboard layer sits above that problem, not inside it.

YOU KEEP

Dokploy, if it is your deploy engine today.

Alfredo and Dokploy, across the seven things

The honest version, side by side. Green is automatic, amber is manual work you own, a grey ring is not possible.

Alfredo versus Dokploy across seven capabilities, each cell marked automatic, manual, or not possible with a short qualifier.
CAPABILITYAlfredoDokploy
Runs on your serversAny VPS you can SSH into. Alfredo runs on your servers; it does not host your projects.Yes — open source, Apache-2.0.
Deploys your projectsBuilt in. Pick the integrations a project needs and deploy — there is no separate PaaS underneath.Yes — Docker Compose native, database provisioning with backups, multi-server via Swarm.
Wires each project at birthThe core claim. Auth, email, database, analytics and payments are configured at creation, secrets are moved for you, and integrations already running are reused.No integration wiring and no shared services.
One dashboard across projectsOne HQ across every project you deploy.No. Real-time CPU/memory/storage/network per resource; monitoring stops at the container boundary.
Sees your business, not just CPUPayments and email delivery sit next to traffic, errors and uptime — business signals, not just CPU.No. Infra only.
Works without assemblyZero setup — the cross-project view is assembled for you, not built.On the deploy side, yes.
Flat cost for many projectsFlat: you pay for your own box, not per host, per project or per module.Free OSS self-hosted; new paid Dokploy Cloud from $4.50/mo per server, Startup from $15/mo (2026-07-18).
automatic manual not possibleVERIFIED JULY 2026

ALFREDO ADDS

The wiring and HQ layer that has no equivalent in Dokploy. Adopting Alfredo alongside means running a second deploy stack or switching — a real cost, said plainly. Alfredo is a prototype; Dokploy deploys real projects today.

DOKPLOY'S REAL WINS

Fast-growing, Docker Compose native, clean interface, free.

STAY ON DOKPLOY IF

Stay put if Dokploy already deploys your projects and deploys are your main need. Switching stacks to get a prototype's dashboard is hard to justify. Alfredo is an early, unproven prototype; Dokploy is the mature, proven thing.