Docker apps
Customers install WordPress, n8n, databases or remote desktops from a catalog. Each app runs as Docker containers inside the customer’s hosting account, within the memory and CPU of their plan. Requires a Panelica server.

Three ways to sell apps
They can be combined.
- Hosting with apps included
- A normal hosting plan with a container allowance. Customers get a website and can add apps from the Apps tab at any time.
- App hosting
- The order installs one app on the customer’s domain. Fix the app (“Managed WordPress”) or let the customer pick from your catalog, so one product covers every app.
- Container plan
- Resources without a website: no domain, and the service page shows only the Apps tab.
Some of the apps in the catalog
The catalog comes from the Panelica server; 95 of its 98 apps ship with a logo.
WordPress
n8n
Nextcloud
Ghost
Gitea
Grafana
Uptime Kuma
Vaultwarden
Immich
Jellyfin
Matomo
Umami
Node-RED
Home Assistant
Open WebUI
Ollama
MinIO
Metabase
PostgreSQL
Redis
MariaDB
Drupal
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code-server
Each account’s apps share one cgroup limit
Every container a customer starts is created inside their account’s cgroup slice. A customer on a 2 GB plan has 2 GB across all their apps and cannot use another customer’s memory.
- No privileged containers, extra capabilities or host-path mounts, even for the billing key
- Plans set the number of apps, total memory and total CPU
- Customers see an app’s memory needs before they order
- An order that cannot install its app is rolled back, never left half-built
You curate the catalog
The Panelica server decides which apps exist. PNLCS decides how you sell them: which apps you offer, which are featured, their order, tagline and logo.
- Connect a Panelica serverWith an API key that carries the Docker scopes.
- Choose how to sellIncluded, app hosting, or container plan.
- Build the productSet the container allowance, memory and CPU, then the price.
- Curate the catalogOffer, feature and order apps; 95 of 98 have a logo out of the box.
Paid service from the PNLCS team
Thinking of starting your own hosting company?
PNLCS is free to run on your own. If you want it done for you, the developers who build PNLCS can set up the servers, the control panel, billing and your storefront as a paid service. The first call is free.
Try PNLCS
Click around the live demo, or install it with Docker.