Git push deploys, managed databases, flat pricing. Fully Canadian infrastructure with real data sovereignty.
For developers who've started paying attention to where their infrastructure lives. Whether it's because of client requirements, personal preference, or just the news lately — MapleDeploy gives you a straightforward answer: Canada, not the US.
Git push and you're live. Automatic SSL. One-click PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB. Built on Coolify—the open-source platform that makes deployment feel like it should. Connect your repo, push your code, watch it go.
$25 CAD/month for a server that runs your projects. Deploy multiple apps and databases—same price. No per-project fees, no add-on costs.
MapleDeploy runs on LunaNode servers in Canadian data centers. Canadian-owned, Canadian-operated, PIPEDA compliant. Your data stays under Canadian jurisdiction—full stop.
It started with a simple goal: run our projects on Canadian infrastructure. That turned out to be surprisingly difficult.
Every developer-friendly PaaS — Heroku, Railway, Render, Vercel — routes through US infrastructure. For years, that felt like a non-issue. Not anymore.
So we built what we were looking for: the modern deployment experience, with no US routing. Your code, your data, on Canadian soil.
— MapleDeploy
Anything that runs in a Docker container or deploys via Git:
If it runs on Linux, it runs on MapleDeploy.
One server, multiple apps. Deploy as many projects and databases as your resources allow.
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MapleDeploy runs on Coolify, an excellent open-source deployment platform, hosted on LunaNode, a Canadian infrastructure provider with data centers in Toronto and Montreal.
We're transparent about that—it's the point. You can read Coolify's source code. You can look up LunaNode's data centers. The whole stack is visible and verifiable. No proprietary black boxes, no mystery infrastructure.
If you want to self-host Coolify yourself, you absolutely can—it's open source under the Apache 2.0 license. MapleDeploy is for developers who want that same transparency with the hosting managed for them, plus the peace of mind that comes with Canadian jurisdiction by default.
Jurisdiction, pricing model, and simplicity. Those platforms are US companies on US infrastructure, subject to US law including the CLOUD Act. They also charge per-project or per-resource. MapleDeploy gives you a server that can run multiple apps and databases—no per-project fees.
Your data is stored in Canada, governed exclusively by Canadian law. PIPEDA compliant infrastructure, outside the reach of the US CLOUD Act. Canada also has GDPR adequacy status—the EU recognizes Canadian data protection as equivalent to EU standards.
You might just want your infrastructure outside the US. That's reason enough. Latency from Toronto to US East Coast is negligible; even US West Coast adds only ~60ms.
MapleDeploy runs your app on a Canadian VPS. For most projects, that's plenty fast. If you want a CDN for static assets, Bunny.net pairs beautifully. If you need multi-region edge deployment, you've likely outgrown single-region PaaS.
Yes. AWS hosts Redis, DigitalOcean hosts MySQL—we host Coolify. A brilliant open-source tool, managed for you.
Yes—data residency attestation, Canadian ownership verification, PIPEDA compliance confirmation. Reach out and we'll provide what you need.
Honestly? For many projects, no. But if recent news has you feeling weird about US infrastructure, you're not alone. That's why this exists.
MapleDeploy is an indie project built on Canadian infrastructure. We use it ourselves and built it because we wanted a Canadian option that didn't exist.
Try MapleDeploy free for 30 days. Deploy a real project, see if it fits.
Questions? Email us directly: hello@mapledeploy.ca