Ghost Hosting — Starting From $6.99/mo
Focused Ghost Hosting for Modern Publishing
Run your own Ghost publication with persistent content, database storage, custom domains, SSL, themes, membership features, logs, backups.
- Self-hosted Ghost publication with persistent content
- Custom domain, SSL, database, themes, logs, backups, and scaling
Ghost plans for creators, publications, and growing content businesses
A small blog and a membership publication with a large audience have different database, rendering, and admin workloads. Start with.
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Yearly (2 months free)
Ghost Starter
For personal publications, blogs, newsletters, and smaller content sites.
$6.99 /month
$69.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
1 vCPU CPU
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2 GB RAM
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20 GB NVMe storage
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1 Ghost publication
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Persistent content & themes
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Production database ready
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Custom domain & SSL
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Application logs
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Restart & redeploy controls
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Backup-ready storage
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Ghost Publisher MOST POPULAR
For active publications, memberships, custom themes, and growing audiences.
$12.99 /month
$129.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
2 vCPU CPU
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4 GB RAM
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40 GB NVMe storage
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More publishing headroom
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Persistent content & themes
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Production database ready
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Custom domain & SSL
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Application logs & health
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Restart & redeploy controls
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Backup-ready storage
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Ghost Business
For busier publications, larger audiences, and more demanding membership or content workloads.
$24.99 /month
$249.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
4 vCPU CPU
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8 GB RAM
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80 GB NVMe storage
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Higher traffic & admin capacity
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Persistent content & themes
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Production database ready
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Custom domain & SSL
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Application logs & health
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Restart & redeploy controls
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Priority resource allocation
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Own the publication, content, members, theme, and hosting path
Ghost is built for publishing rather than being a general-purpose CMS with endless plugin layers. Self-hosting gives you direct control over the application and database, while OnePloy simplifies the server work around the publication: persistent.
A clean production home for your Ghost publication
Deploy Ghost as a persistent application, connect the production domain, keep the database and content durable, install your theme, and.
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Persistent Publication Data: Keep content, settings, themes, and application state available through normal restarts and redeployments.
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Custom Domain & HTTPS: Publish on your own domain over SSL instead of leaving the site on a temporary deployment address.
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Database Layer: Keep Ghost's production data in the database architecture required by the application rather than an ephemeral container filesystem.
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Theme & Integration Freedom: Run custom themes and connect external tools while retaining control over the self-hosted Ghost application.
Built for writers, memberships, and content products
Use Ghost for focused publishing workflows, newsletters, members, subscriptions, editorial content, and custom theme experiences.
Scale as readership and member activity grow
Increase compute and storage when frontend traffic, admin usage, member features, images, and integrations become.
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The hosting essentials around a self-hosted Ghost publication
OnePloy keeps Ghost portable and self-hosted while providing the persistent server, domain, security, and operational controls required for.
Persistent Publication Data
Keep posts, settings, themes, and other publication data attached to.
Custom Domain & HTTPS
Publish on your own brand domain over SSL with a.
Custom Theme Ready
Upload and run custom Ghost themes without being limited to.
Membership Workloads
Allocate more resources when member sign-ins, subscriptions, newsletters, and audience.
Production Database
Keep the publication database persistent and separate from disposable build.
Application Visibility
Inspect startup and runtime output when themes, integrations, environment settings.
Backup-Ready Content
Protect both publication data and the supporting database with a.
Resource Upgrades
Move to more CPU, RAM, and storage as audience size.
Why publishers self-host Ghost on OnePloy
Synthetic launch testimonials focused on ownership, custom themes, and simpler hosting operations.
I wanted Ghost because it stays focused on publishing. OnePloy gives me the same feeling on the hosting.
Our custom theme and integrations work like a normal self-hosted Ghost installation. The domain, SSL, logs, and persistent.
We started with a small publication and moved up once member traffic increased. Keeping the same Ghost environment.
The backup boundary is clearer because we know exactly what belongs to the publication and database. That matters.
For a client newsletter project, the deployment gave us a clean handover. The publication is still theirs, and.
who want simpler cloud deployment without giving up control.
Support for the hosting layer around Ghost
Runtime Configuration
Get help with the OnePloy service, persistent data, environment settings, domains, and the deployment configuration around Ghost.
Resource Sizing
Increase CPU, memory, or storage when production usage shows the current tier no longer has enough headroom.
Logs & Service Health
Use runtime output and service health to distinguish infrastructure problems from application or provider configuration issues.
Ghost Hosting FAQs
Answers for creators and teams choosing between managed Ghost, a generic VPS, and self-hosted.
Self-hosted Ghost means you run the Ghost application and its production database on infrastructure you control rather than using Ghost's managed hosting.
Yes. Self-hosted Ghost supports custom themes. You can upload a compatible theme and keep the theme files with the publication while OnePloy.
The hosting page covers the Ghost application runtime, not a managed bulk-email deliverability service. If your publication sends newsletters, connect the email.
Yes. Connect a domain or subdomain and serve the publication over SSL. Keep DNS access available so you can update records when.
Yes. Increase CPU, memory, and storage as traffic, member activity, content volume, admin usage, or integration workload grows. Keep tested backups before.
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