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Deploy Vaultwarden
in one click.

A Bitwarden-compatible password manager for you and your team, on a server we run for you.

Recommended from 4 GB RAM, from ~$0.02/hr (EU) 6 server locations No separate app fee

+$5.00 added at signup ยท exact template preserved ยท no card

What launches

The working stack,
preconfigured.

Choose the template and a project server. Selfhost.dev provisions the host and launches the application stack as one resource.

  • Vaultwarden server
  • Web vault
  • Admin panel behind your token
  • Generated HTTPS endpoint

Good fit for

Use it where
it does real work.

  • 01 A team password manager
  • 02 Bitwarden apps on your own server
  • 03 Shared vaults by invitation

From choice to app

A short path to
a usable deployment.

  1. 01

    Choose Vaultwarden

    The page opens the exact console template. Pick a server size and one of six locations, then submit.

  2. 02

    Set access

    The password you set at deploy time is the admin token: the admin panel takes it alone, with no username. Open the panel with it, invite your own email address, then create your vault account with that address at your Vaultwarden address.

  3. 03

    Let it start

    The console tracks provisioning, gives the app a generated HTTPS address and shows host CPU and memory after launch.

  4. 04

    Make it yours

    Open the admin panel with your admin token and invite your own email address. Create your account with that email, then choose self-hosted in the Bitwarden apps and enter your Vaultwarden address.

Know before deploy

The operational details
that matter.

Public sign-ups are closed, so everyone joins by invitation from the admin panel, you first. No email service is configured: an invited address registers directly at your Vaultwarden address. The vault is stored in SQLite on the project server. Push notifications to the Bitwarden mobile apps are not set up.

Capacity
Recommended from 4 GB RAM, from ~$0.02/hr (EU)
Topology
One project server
Initial address
Generated HTTPS URL
Protection
Optional whole-VM backup

Frequently asked questions

Is Vaultwarden available as a one-click template?
Yes. Vaultwarden is one of 44 configurations in the console's global template chooser. The marketing page links directly to that configuration.
How much does it cost to run Vaultwarden?
Recommended from 4 GB RAM, from ~$0.02/hr (EU). The app adds no separate fee. You pay only for the project server it runs on, by the hour against prepaid credits.
Does Vaultwarden work with the Bitwarden apps?
Yes. Vaultwarden is a Bitwarden-compatible server. In the Bitwarden apps and browser extension, choose self-hosted and enter your Vaultwarden address as the server.
How do people join my Vaultwarden?
By invitation. Public sign-ups are closed, so open the admin panel with your admin token, invite each person by email address and have them create their account with that address. No email service is needed for this.
How do I sign in to Vaultwarden?
The password you set at deploy time is the admin token: the admin panel takes it alone, with no username. Open the panel with it, invite your own email address, then create your vault account with that address at your Vaultwarden address.
Can I use my own domain for Vaultwarden?
The app first receives a generated HTTPS address. After it is running, add one customer-owned domain from the resource Settings screen and follow the DNS instructions.
What does Selfhost.dev manage for this deployment?
Selfhost.dev provisions and maintains the project server, starts the Vaultwarden template and shows server CPU and memory metrics. The application and its data run on that single server; optional backups protect the whole project VM.

Exact template selected

Put Vaultwarden
on your own server.

The app adds no separate fee. You pay only for the project server it runs on, by the hour against prepaid credits. The console keeps this template selected through sign-up and onboarding.

Launch Vaultwarden