---
title: Self-Host 300+ Open Source Apps in Canada
description: >-
  Browse the 300+ one-click services on MapleDeploy, from WordPress and Supabase
  to n8n and Nextcloud, and deploy them on your own server in Toronto.
keywords:
  - one-click services
  - self-hosted apps Canada
  - self-host WordPress Canada
  - self-host n8n
  - self-host Supabase Canada
  - Nextcloud hosting Canada
  - Coolify one-click services
  - managed self-hosting
heading: Self-Host 300+ Open Source Apps in Canada
service_type: One-Click Service Hosting
lastUpdated: '2026-09-22'
faq:
  items:
    - question: Are one-click services included in the plan price?
      answer: >-
        Yes. A plan is one dedicated server at a flat monthly price, and you can
        run as many services on it as its RAM and storage allow. There is no
        per-service charge.
    - question: Where does a service's data live?
      answer: >-
        On your server's disk in Toronto, and in the weekly snapshots taken
        there. What a service sends anywhere else depends on how you configure
        it.
    - question: Can I deploy something that is not in the catalog?
      answer: >-
        Yes. Coolify also deploys any Docker image or Docker Compose file, so a
        service without a template is a compose file away.
    - question: Who keeps a service updated?
      answer: >-
        We keep the server and Coolify updated. A service's version is yours to
        manage: its template sets the image it starts from, and you decide when
        to pull a newer one.
type: article
author: Ross Hill
locale: en_CA
site_name: MapleDeploy
slogan: Powerful hosting on Canadian soil
organization_url: 'https://mapledeploy.ca/'
logo: 'https://mapledeploy.ca//api/logo/lockup'
creator: MapleDeploy
publisher: MapleDeploy
founding_date: '2026-01-13'
email: hello@mapledeploy.ca
geo_region: CA-ON
geo_placename: Toronto
address_country: CA
area_served: Canada
application_category: DeveloperApplication
app_url: 'https://app.mapledeploy.ca'
llms_txt: 'https://mapledeploy.ca/llms.txt'
offers: >-
  Starter $45/mo, Pro $95/mo, Ultra $195/mo, Ultra 32 $395/mo, Ultra 64 $695/mo
  CAD
in_language: en-CA
canonical_url: 'https://mapledeploy.ca/one-click-services'
---

{% hero-section title="Self-Host 300+ Open Source Apps in Canada" %}
WordPress, Supabase, n8n, Nextcloud, Grafana and hundreds more, preconfigured in Coolify. Pick a service, deploy it to your own Toronto server, and put it on your domain.
{% button href="https://app.mapledeploy.ca/signup" size="large" %}
Start your free trial
{% /button %}
{% /hero-section %}

{% intro-section %}
Every MapleDeploy server runs Coolify, and Coolify ships a catalog of ready-to-deploy open source services. Each one is a Docker Compose template with working defaults, so you skip the setup and start from a running install. The [full catalog](#catalog), grouped by category, is further down this page; first, how a service gets from the picker to your domain.
{% /intro-section %}

{% numbered-steps-section title="From the catalog to a running service" layout="columns" %}
{% numbered-step number=1 title="Pick a service" %}
In Coolify, open a project and choose New resource. Search the catalog or filter by category, then select the service.
{% /numbered-step %}
{% numbered-step number=2 title="Configure and deploy" %}
Coolify creates the service from its template. Fill in any required environment variables, then deploy. Web-facing services get a URL on your server's subdomain right away.
{% /numbered-step %}
{% numbered-step number=3 title="Add your domain" %}
Point an A record at your server, add the domain in the service's Domains settings, and Coolify issues the SSL certificate.
{% /numbered-step %}
{% /numbered-steps-section %}

{% content-section title="What we manage, and what you manage" %}

We run the server. Operating system patches, security hardening, Coolify updates and weekly snapshots are handled for you, on a [dedicated VM in Toronto](/canadian-hosting) that only you use.

You run the service. Its settings, its data and its version are yours: the template sets the image, and you decide when to pull a newer one. Set up a volume backup before you store anything you cannot recreate, since a server snapshot restores the whole server rather than one service. The [backup guide](/docs/backups) covers snapshots and database backups.

The walkthrough, from the resource picker to a custom domain, is in [Deploy a one-click service](/docs/deploy-a-one-click-service). If you would rather understand the platform first, start with [what managed Coolify means](/open-source-stack).

{% /content-section %}

{% service-catalog-section id="catalog" title="Browse the catalog" subtitle="Everything here comes from Coolify's resource picker on your server. Where a service comes in variants, such as WordPress with MySQL or with MariaDB, they are listed together under one name." nav-label="Browse by category" search-label="Find a service" search-placeholder="Type a name, such as WordPress or n8n" search-empty="Nothing in the catalog matches “{query}”. Coolify can still deploy it from a Docker image or a Compose file." search-results="Matching services: {count}" /%}

{% faq-section title="Questions about one-click services" /%}

{% cta-section title="Deploy your first service" %}
30 days free on Starter and Pro. Pick a service, deploy it to a server in Toronto, and see if it fits.
{% /cta-section %}