Launch client websites, SaaS products, internal tools, vibe-coded software, and campaign apps without rebuilding the deployment process every time. Notploy gives agencies a repeatable release platform with previews, domains, logs, databases, and client-ready governance.
Agencies need a deployment model that works across clients, stacks, domains, and production requirements. Notploy helps teams move from repo to live app with less manual setup and more visibility after launch.
Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, generic Git, Docker, or Docker Compose. Teams can deploy new client apps without writing custom server instructions each time.
Organize services by client, brand, product, or retainer. Clear project structures make it easier to manage access, environments, and ownership as your portfolio grows.
Use preview deployments to show working application changes before they’re merged. Account teams and clients can review the app in context.
Configure domains, environment variables, logs, and deployment history from one platform. Keep launch tasks close to the service, not spread across tools.
Connect your AI agent to Notploy with the MCP, so team members and clients can manage deployments with prompts, or even autonomously.
Enterprise whitelabeling can help agencies present a branded deployment experience, while giving clients more security.
Notploy gives your software building and deployment agency a single operating model to build, review, launch, and support client apps.
Notploy helps agencies turn deployment into a repeatable client delivery process. New projects can follow the same workflow, even when the technology stack changes.
Set up a project for the client, campaign, product, or retainer. Add environments for development, preview, staging, and production as needed.
Connect the client app from Git or configure a Docker-based deployment. Notploy can trigger releases from webhooks when changes are pushed.
Deploy a preview environment so account teams and clients can review the live app before release. Keep feedback tied to the version under review.
Assign domains, deploy to production, and monitor logs and metrics after launch. Rollbacks and deployment history help support teams respond quickly.
Notploy gives agencies a cleaner way to manage multiple apps, clients, and release workflows.
Teams can deploy from common Git providers, use Docker Compose for more advanced projects, and keep client services visible after the initial launch.
For larger agencies, Enterprise features add SSO, custom roles, audit logs, and whitelabeling, making it easier to give internal teams and client stakeholders the right level of access without handing over raw server credentials.

The same capabilities across every sector, visible in one table.
| Area | What Notploy supports |
|---|---|
| Deployment methods | Git, Docker, Docker Compose, Nixpacks, Heroku Buildpacks, and custom Dockerfiles |
| Client workflows | Preview deployments, environments, templates, domains, and webhook-based auto deploys |
| Access control | Owner, Admin, and Member roles, with custom Enterprise roles |
| Agency options | Enterprise SSO, audit logs, whitelabeling, and client-friendly role management |
| Databases | PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, and MariaDB |
| Operations | Monitoring, logs, backups, rollbacks, remote servers, MCP, and multi-server management |
The questions platform and security teams ask before the first deployment.
Deploy your first application on infrastructure you own — self-hosted with Notploy Self, or managed with Notploy Cloud.