Self-hosting Rallly gives you complete control over your instance and your data. You can customize it to your needs, integrate it within your own infrastructure, and manage user access directly.

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The Official Docker Image

The primary and officially supported method for self-hosting Rallly is by using our official Docker image. This image contains a build specifically optimized for self-hosting, with features like billing automatically disabled and no feature-gating.

These guides will walk you through using the Docker image:

  • Installation: Setting up Rallly using Docker.
  • Configuration: Customizing your instance with environment variables.
  • Licensing: Understanding when a license is needed and how to manage it.
  • Control Panel: Managing your instance, users, and settings.

While Rallly’s source code is publicly available, self-hosting directly from the source code is not officially supported. For a stable and optimized experience, please use the provided Docker image.

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Licensing

Rallly is free to self-host for personal, single-user setups. For instances with multiple users, we ask that you purchase a license. This helps support the ongoing development and maintenance of Rallly. You can find more details about the different tiers and how to purchase a license on our Licensing page.

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Before You Begin

Ensure you have a basic understanding of Docker and server management. While we aim to make the process straightforward, some technical knowledge is beneficial.

If you’re not ready to self-host or prefer a managed solution, you can always use the official Rallly service at rallly.co.