Introduction
TurboPanel gives you one simple place to deploy websites, applications, and databases across all your infrastructure. Connect a server, choose where your project should run, and ship.
A lightweight TurboPanel agent on each server connects it to your control plane and runs approved operations locally. Your workloads stay on your servers.
Deployment models
TurboPanel High Availability
The easy option. Get a fast worldwide control plane, connect your servers, and start shipping without running the panel yourself.
Self-hosted
Run the control plane on infrastructure you operate and maintain. Same product experience — your team owns uptime, upgrades, backups, and public access.
TurboPanel High Availability
- Fast, always-on control plane with worldwide reach
- No control-plane infrastructure, upgrades, backups, or public TLS for you to manage
- Simple per-server pricing with your first server included
Self-hosted
- Run the control plane on infrastructure you operate
- Same product experience as TurboPanel High Availability
- You are responsible for control-plane uptime, upgrades, backups, and public access
- Free, unlimited servers — you pay for the infrastructure you run
Not sure which to choose?
TurboPanel High Availability is the default when you want us to operate the control plane. Choose self-hosted when your team wants full operational custody — same product, your infrastructure.
What you get
- One console — servers, deploys, networks, and access in a single UI
- Fast worldwide access — a responsive control plane for distributed teams
- Simple server setup — connect a host with one install command
- Private networking — securely link cloud, datacenter, and office infrastructure
- Automation when you need it — use the API to plug TurboPanel into your workflow
Architecture overview
Next steps
- Self-hosted overview — Control plane and node setup
- Local development — Contributor Tilt workflow
- Daemon setup — Adding managed servers
- Control plane — Self-hosted production layout
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