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How ShipTiffin compares

The tools people use instead, side by side, with what each one does better.

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In short

ShipTiffin puts every app and its backend on one server in your own Hetzner account, for $19 a month per box plus the server. These pages set it against Coolify, Vercel and Supabase, with each vendor’s prices read on its own site and dated, and a list of when the other tool is the better choice.

The comparisons

  • ShipTiffin vs Coolify

    Coolify is a free deploy panel with templates you run yourself. ShipTiffin costs more and comes with sign-in, email, analytics, error tracking and point-in-time backups, kept up to date for you.

  • ShipTiffin vs Vercel

    For several Next.js apps: one flat bill on a server you own, against Vercel's global network and scaling. Costs for 1, 5 and 20 apps.

  • Self-hosted Supabase alternative

    Postgres, sign-in, files and KV for every project, with no per-project fee and no pausing. No realtime, edge functions or generated APIs.

How these pages are written

  • Prices from the vendor

    Every price for another tool links to that vendor's own page, with the day we read it. Prices change; check the link.
  • When the other tool fits better

    Each page has a list of the cases where you should pick the other tool. Some of them are common.
  • Our facts from our docs

    What ShipTiffin does comes from the docs. Every known gap is on What works and what doesn’t.
  • One server, said plainly

    A box is one server, and ShipTiffin is before version 1.0. If the server has a hardware fault, its apps are down until it is back. Managed boxes.

All your apps. One box. One price.

Setup takes about five minutes in your own Hetzner account. 14-day money-back.