The default, for the record
[email protected] and admin123, from Krayin's own seeder. Some guides list [email protected]; Krayin 2.2.0 does not use it.
Krayin hosting on Selfhost.dev, where the whole server is yours. Krayin and its MySQL run on a dedicated server we provision, secure and run. Your help desk and automations can share it too. Hourly billing, your choice of location and optional daily backups come with it.
Your email and password are set before Krayin first starts. The schema installs itself, so there is no setup wizard.
Krayin is an open source CRM built on Laravel and Vue by Webkul, for leads, contacts, organizations, quotes and deal pipelines. Krayin hosting is that CRM running on a server set up for it, with its MySQL database beside it.
Small and mid-sized sales teams who want customer records in a database they control, without per-user fees.
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Krayin self hosted from its Docker image starts on the seeded admin login and on the encryption key baked into every copy of that image. This template runs Krayin 2.2.0 with MySQL 8.4.11 and fixes both before Krayin first starts.
Your sales team in the browser
TLS and routing
Krayin 2.2.0
MySQL 8.4.11
Your APP_KEY
krayin-storage
| Krayin's stock Docker image | Krayin on Selfhost.dev |
|---|---|
Starts on [email protected] and admin123 until someone changes them | Your own email and password, set before the first boot |
One APP_KEY baked into the image, shared by every install of that tag | A 32-byte key generated for your server and kept across redeploys |
| The Compose route opens phpMyAdmin on 8080 and MySQL on 3306 | MySQL never published; only ports 22, 80 and 443 open |
| The schema sits in a MySQL inside the image | Our first boot installs the schema into your own MySQL volume |
Krayin's installer seeds one administrator: [email protected] with the password admin123. On the Docker image and on any install that keeps the installer's defaults, that login works until someone changes it. On this template it never works: the email and password you set at deploy replace it before Krayin first starts, so there is no window where the default lets anyone in.
[email protected] and admin123, from Krayin's own seeder. Some guides list [email protected]; Krayin 2.2.0 does not use it.
The email address and password you choose in the console, at least eight characters.
Krayin hosting requirements start with Krayin itself: its own documentation asks for 3 to 4 GB of RAM for the app alone. This template also runs MySQL on the same server. The first boot installs the whole schema, so we recommend 8 GB. The image is x86 only.
No setup wizard, no default login to change.
Launch opens the Krayin template in the console. Pick a location, then set the administrator email and a password of at least eight characters. The template deploys in about 15 minutes, the schema install included.
Open your Krayin address and sign in with that email and password. There is no wizard to clear first.
In Settings, Data Transfer, import a CSV or Excel file of persons, leads or products, then build your first quote from a lead.
Krayin hosting here is billed by the server, never by the user. Krayin is free and the template adds no fee. A European 8 GB server is $0.03/hr, about $23 a month, billed hourly against prepaid credits. It can run your other apps beside Krayin.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Krayin and its MySQL | $0 |
| Users and contacts | $0 at any number |
| Bandwidth | $0, traffic is included in the server price |
| Optional daily backups | +20% of the server price |
| Server | RAM, cores, disk | Where | Rate | About a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
cx33 (recommended) | 8 GB, 4 cores, 80 GB | Europe | $0.03/hr | $23.36 |
cx43 (more apps beside it) | 16 GB, 8 cores, 160 GB | Europe | $0.06/hr | $43.22 |
ccx13 | 8 GB, 2 dedicated cores, 80 GB | US | $0.16/hr | $119.28 |
cpx32 | 8 GB, 4 cores, 160 GB | Singapore | $0.19/hr | $135.63 |
Monthly figures assume 730 hours. Krayin runs on x86 servers only.
With a card on file or a past top-up, Krayin keeps running for 5 days after your balance reaches zero. Then it is stopped and kept for 24 hours before it is deleted; a top-up in that time restarts it. We email you when the balance reaches zero and again when it stops. Welcome-credit-only servers are deleted at zero.
Price another size or region in the calculator, no signup.
Krayin Cloud is Webkul's own hosting: $20 a month for its Starter plan with 4 vCPU and 8 GB, with security patches and weekly backups included. Krayin hosting on Selfhost.dev is a European 8 GB server you control, billed by the hour, that can also run the rest of your stack.
| Monthly | Krayin Cloud Starter | European 8 GB server here |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $20 | $23.36 |
| CPU, RAM, storage | 4 vCPU, 8 GB, 100 GB | 4 cores, 8 GB, 80 GB |
| Backups | Every 7 days, included | Daily, optional (+20%) |
| Security patches | Managed, included | Our re-pins reach new deployments |
| Other apps on the same server | No | Yes, if memory allows |
| Billing | Monthly | Hourly, no commitment |
Krayin Cloud figures from krayincrm.com/crm-cloud-hosting, monthly billing.
If Krayin is your only app and you want someone else to patch it, Krayin Cloud's Starter plan is cheaper and includes security patches and an uptime SLA. Choose Selfhost.dev for Krayin beside your other apps, optional daily backups and a location you pick.
The console estimates about 15 minutes for the Krayin template after the server is ready; first-time server provisioning adds time.
Nothing here in your way? The template deploys in about 15 minutes.
Launch KrayinKrayin backup and restore covers one database and one folder: MySQL holds every record; the krayin-storage volume holds uploads. A daily server image keeps both together. For a portable copy, ask us for container access over SSH and take a mysqldump plus that folder.
| Method | What it covers | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Daily server image (optional, +20%) | Krayin, MySQL and both volumes; the last 7 kept | With the server; deleted with it |
mysqldump plus krayin-storage | Every record and upload, restorable on any Krayin 2.2.0 | Your storage, via container access over SSH, granted on request |
Send us how many people will use Krayin and roughly how many contacts you are bringing across. We reply with the server size and the monthly cost.
You pay for the server and nothing else: the template, its MySQL, HTTPS, your users and your bandwidth add nothing. Krayin's recommended server here is 8 GB, billed by the hour from prepaid credits. The cost table above lists each size and location. Daily backups are optional. See pricing.
A fresh Krayin install seeds [email protected] with the password admin123, from Krayin's own installer. Change both before anyone else can reach it. On Selfhost.dev you never need to: the email and password you set in the console replace the default before Krayin first starts.
Yes. Krayin's code on GitHub is published under the MIT licence, even though some pages describe it as AGPL. The CRM itself is free; Webkul sells hosting, paid extensions and services around it. Running it here, you pay only for the server.
Yes. Krayin's Data Transfer importer, under Settings, takes CSV and Excel files of persons, leads and products. It has a sample file to download and checks your data before writing anything. Custom attribute import came in a later Krayin release, so plan on standard fields.
Yes. Krayin first gets its own HTTPS address so you can sign in at once. Then add a domain you own from the project in the console and point its DNS at the server; the certificate is issued and renewed for that hostname.
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