Apache Superset
Data exploration and BI platform from the Apache Software Foundation: 40+ chart types, SQL Lab and dashboards you host.
Business Intelligence
Self-hosted means you run the software on infrastructure you control. Some of it is free, some of it is paid — both belong here, and every entry states which one it is.
Every number on this page is counted from the database, not estimated.
Every entry shows the price model and the licence of its self-hosted edition.
Data exploration and BI platform from the Apache Software Foundation: 40+ chart types, SQL Lab and dashboards you host.
Business Intelligence
Self-hosted wiki that organises content into books, chapters and pages.
Documentation & Wikis
Self-hostable control panel that deploys apps, databases and services as Docker containers on your own servers.
Hosting Panels
Self-hosted wiki and documentation platform with real-time collaborative editing.
Documentation & Wikis
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Docker-powered mini-PaaS: push Heroku-style apps to a server of your own over git.
Hosting Panels
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Privacy-focused web analytics; self-hosting means the older MIT-licensed Fathom Lite.
Web Analytics
Open-source publishing platform with memberships, subscriptions and email newsletters you can self-host.
Content Management
Self-hosted dashboards, alerting and exploration for metrics, logs and traces from many data sources.
Observability
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Self-hostable AI agent with persistent memory, agent-written skills and a gateway to 20+ chat platforms.
AI
Free and open-source Kanban board for self-hosting, built around work-in-progress limits.
Project Management
Web analytics you host yourself, with a free On-Premise Community edition.
Web Analytics
Self-hosted team chat with channels, calls, playbooks and boards, as a free MIT build or a commercial subscription.
Team Chat
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Self-hostable business intelligence: questions, dashboards, alerts and embeds on the SQL databases you already own.
Business Intelligence
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Self-hosted AI assistant gateway that meets you in the chat apps you already use.
AI
Multi-user hosting panel that isolates every hosting user in rootless Podman containers.
Hosting Panels
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Open-source Mixpanel alternative: web and product analytics you can self-host with Docker Compose.
Web Analytics
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Cookie-free web analytics; the free Community Edition is the self-hosted AGPL release.
Web Analytics
Open-source product analytics, session replay, feature flags and experiments you can self-host.
Web Analytics
Monitoring and alerting toolkit that scrapes metrics and stores them as time series, queried with PromQL.
Observability
Self-hosted SQL and NoSQL query editor, visualizations and dashboards, with 35+ data source connectors.
Business Intelligence
Self-hosted team chat with messaging, voice and video; free Starter and MIT Community editions, paid plans by quote.
Team Chat
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Cookie-free, privacy-first web analytics you can self-host or run on the vendor's cloud.
Web Analytics
Self-hosted uptime monitoring for HTTP(s), TCP, ping, DNS, WebSocket and Docker, with status pages and notifications.
Observability
Open-source task and project manager with list, Kanban, Gantt and table views.
Project Management
Open-source Python/Django CMS with block-based editing, a page tree, an image library and built-in search.
Content Management
Open-source team chat with topic-based threading, self-hosted on your own Ubuntu or Debian server.
Team Chat
Also offers paid editions — see the detail.
Commercial self-hosted software. Paying for a licence here never buys a better position in the list above.
Free and paid, clearly splitEvery entry states the price model of its self-hosted edition. A paid cloud plan never implies the self-hosted edition is paid.
Licence is not priceOpen source, source-available and proprietary are separate facts from what an edition costs, and both are shown.
Unknown stays unknownIf we could not read a price from a vendor source, the entry says so instead of showing a guess.