Strapi Hosting — Starting From $7.99/mo
Flexible Strapi Hosting for Headless Content APIs
Deploy a self-hosted Strapi backend with the Node.js runtime, database connections, persistent uploads, custom domains, SSL, environment variables.
- Self-hosted Strapi CMS and API runtime
- Database, uploads, secrets, domains, SSL, logs, and scaling
Strapi plans for content APIs from MVP to production
Strapi resource use depends on admin activity, API traffic, content models, plugins, media processing, database queries, and build requirements. Start.
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Yearly (2 months free)
Strapi Starter
For prototypes, internal content tools, and smaller production headless CMS projects.
$7.99 /month
$79.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
2 vCPU CPU
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2 GB RAM
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20 GB NVMe storage
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Strapi Node.js runtime
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Database connection ready
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Persistent uploads option
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Custom domain & SSL
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Environment variables
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Application logs
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Restart & redeploy controls
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Strapi Pro MOST POPULAR
For production content APIs, active editors, more plugins, and growing traffic.
$14.99 /month
$149.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
4 vCPU CPU
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4 GB RAM
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40 GB NVMe storage
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More API & admin headroom
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Database connection ready
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Persistent uploads option
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Custom domain & SSL
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Environment variables & secrets
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Logs & health visibility
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Build & restart controls
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Strapi Scale
For heavier content APIs, larger editorial teams, and more demanding application traffic.
$29.99 /month
$299.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
6 vCPU CPU
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8 GB RAM
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80 GB NVMe storage
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Higher API & build capacity
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Database connection ready
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Persistent uploads option
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Custom domain & SSL
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Environment variables & secrets
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Logs & health visibility
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Priority resource allocation
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Keep your content API portable, extensible, and under your control
Strapi is an open-source headless CMS that gives developers content modeling, an admin interface, APIs, plugins, and extensibility without forcing the frontend into the same product. OnePloy hosts the Node.js application as its own production.
Deploy the Strapi backend your frontend expects
Build the project, provide the production environment variables and database connection, expose the API through a secure domain, and keep.
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Headless API Runtime: Run the Strapi backend independently from Next.js, mobile, ecommerce, or other frontend clients.
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Database Connectivity: Connect a production PostgreSQL or other supported database service through environment configuration.
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Persistent Media: Keep local uploads on persistent storage or connect an external object-storage provider when your architecture calls for it.
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Admin & API Visibility: Serve the admin and content API through a secure endpoint while keeping application logs available for troubleshooting.
One backend for websites, apps, and multiple channels
Use Strapi as the content API behind Next.js, React, mobile applications, ecommerce frontends, internal tools.
Scale when editors and API consumers increase
Add CPU and memory when content builds, admin usage, plugin workloads, media operations, or public.
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The deployment layer around a production Strapi CMS
OnePloy keeps Strapi self-hosted while giving the Node application the persistent data, configuration, networking, and operations a headless.
Strapi Application Runtime
Run the Strapi Node.js backend as a dedicated service rather.
Content API Endpoint
Expose the REST API and optional GraphQL functionality your web.
Database Connectivity
Connect the CMS to a production database through environment variables.
Persistent Media Option
Keep uploaded media on durable storage or connect the external.
Environment Variables
Store application keys, database URLs, tokens, and other production configuration.
Custom Domain & SSL
Serve the admin and API through a stable HTTPS domain.
Build & Runtime Logs
Inspect build output, startup failures, database issues, and application messages.
Resource Upgrades
Increase compute as builds, editors, plugins, API requests, and content-processing.
Why developers deploy Strapi on OnePloy
Synthetic launch testimonials centered on portable headless CMS infrastructure and cleaner frontend/backend.
We use Strapi behind two frontends, so keeping the CMS as an independent deployment is exactly what we.
Our previous setup mixed the CMS and frontend on one VPS. Separating them on OnePloy made deployment responsibilities.
Environment variables and persistent uploads are straightforward to reason about. That matters for client handover because the Strapi.
The admin team became more active after launch and our original small container started struggling. Moving to a.
We pair Strapi with Next.js and PostgreSQL. Managing the three as separate services gives us the flexibility of.
who want simpler cloud deployment without giving up control.
Support for the hosting layer around Strapi
Runtime Configuration
Get help with the OnePloy service, persistent data, environment settings, domains, and the deployment configuration around Strapi.
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.
Strapi Hosting FAQs
Answers for teams running a self-hosted Strapi content API on OnePloy.
Strapi is an open-source headless CMS. It provides an admin interface and developer-focused content APIs while leaving the frontend framework and user.
Yes, and that separation is often useful. Strapi can run as its own backend service while Next.js or another frontend consumes the.
For simple workloads you can use persistent local storage. For larger or horizontally scaled production architectures, external object storage can be more.
Yes. Configure the database connection through environment variables and keep PostgreSQL as its own persistent service. This gives the CMS application and.
Yes. Move to a larger tier as build time, admin activity, plugins, API request volume, or media processing require more CPU and.
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