
Appsmith
Appsmith runs as one container that holds its own database, so it needs room to grow. This template gives it 2 vCPU, 4 GB of memory and a 20 GB persistent volume for apps, users and data source settings.
Appsmith hosting on Varity costs $31.20 a month at most, with a 20 GB volume included. No request, ingress or egress fees.
What you get
Deploying the template sets up every part below in your account, on its own HTTPS address
Services & storage
2 parts
AppsmithInternal Tools2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM- 20 GB volumeMounted in your appKept across restarts and redeploys
Why run Appsmith on Varity
Sized for Appsmith
Appsmith's single container keeps its state on a 20 GB persistent volume, included in the $31.20 monthly maximum
Credentials on your deployment
Data source credentials are saved in your own Appsmith instance, not in a shared hosted workspace
Open source
The Apache-2.0 Appsmith project, built with Appsmith's own tutorials and docs
What Appsmith runs on
| Included | Monthly max |
|---|---|
| Appsmith appScale plan: 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 25 GB temporary storage | $28 |
| App storage20 GB persistent volume, kept across restarts | $3.20 |
| Monthly maximum | $31.20 |
- Best for
- Building internal dashboards and operational tools that connect to APIs and databases
- Billing
- By the running minute, never above the maximum
- Traffic
- No app traffic fees
- Category
- Internal tools
- Built with
- TypeScript
Set up Appsmith
- 01
In the Portal, choose Appsmith from Templates and deploy it
- 02
Create a workspace and app, connect a database or API as a data source, and add your first query
- 03
Build the interface around that data before sharing the app
Appsmith hosting questions
- How much does it cost to self-host Appsmith?
- $31.20 a month at most on Varity, including 20 GB of persistent storage, billed by the running minute.
- What can I connect Appsmith to?
- Databases and REST or GraphQL APIs that accept connections from this app. Add one as a data source, write a query and bind it to widgets.
- Do internal users add to the hosting bill?
- No. The hosting price is set by the app's resources, not by how many people use it.
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