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Your media, streaming from your server
Jellyfin is the fully open-source media server: point it at your movies, shows and music, and stream them to phones, TVs and browsers with a Netflix-grade interface. No subscription, no account with anyone, no telemetry.
media server · gets a domain · default 2 GB RAM · 2 vCPU
Why host Jellyfin here
Running in about a minute
Pick a plan, hit launch — Jellyfin comes up on its own subdomain with HTTPS already working. Add a custom domain whenever you like.
A real terminal, in the browser
Root shell into the container, live logs and CPU/RAM graphs — no SSH keys or local tooling needed.
Its own isolated box
One container per project on its own network, with hard CPU and memory ceilings — a noisy neighbour can't starve your app.
Pay per resource, not per tier
A small base fee plus the memory, CPU and storage you pick. Resize any time; the price follows the sliders.
Free forever, actually open
Unlike Plex, there's no premium tier — hardware transcoding, apps and users are all just included.
Storage that fits a library
Drag the storage slider to fit your collection and upload via the file manager or web uploader.
Jellyfin hosting FAQ
Jellyfin or Plex?
Jellyfin is 100% open source with every feature free; Plex gates features behind Plex Pass and requires their account system. If you want your media server to be entirely yours, Jellyfin is the answer.
Can it transcode?
Software transcoding works out of the box. Note that shared-CPU plans suit direct play and light transcoding; heavy simultaneous transcodes are CPU-hungry — prefer direct-play-friendly formats for the smoothest experience.
How do I get media onto the server?
Upload through the dashboard's file manager into the media folder, and Jellyfin picks it up on the next library scan.
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Plans from CHF 5.90/mo — no payment collected during the beta.