Signal Trade App Self-Hosted Deployment Guide
Category: Marketing Pages | Last updated: 2026-06-15 | Reading time: 7 min read
What Is Self-Hosted?
The Self-Hosted license lets you run the full Signal Trade App platform on your own server. You get the source code, Docker Compose setup, and lifetime updates for a one-time $599 payment. No recurring subscription fees.
What You Get
- Full frontend and backend source code.
- Docker Compose configuration for one-command deployment.
- Self-hosted Caddy or nginx reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS.
- Database and Redis containers preconfigured.
- Lifetime updates and community support.
- Full data sovereignty — nothing leaves your server.
Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Server | Linux VPS or dedicated server (4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM recommended). |
| OS | Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or newer. |
| Docker | Docker Engine + Docker Compose plugin. |
| Domain | A domain name pointed to your server. |
| SSL | Automatic via Caddy or manual certificates. |
Deployment Steps
- Purchase the self-hosted license on the Self-Hosted page.
- Receive the download link and license key via email.
- Upload the release archive to your server.
- Run the install script:
bash install.sh. - Set your domain and license key in the generated
.envfile. - Start the stack:
docker compose up -d. - Create the first admin account and connect your brokers.
Who Should Use Self-Hosted?
- Traders who want zero latency between their server and broker.
- Users who do not want trading data on third-party servers.
- Educators and prop firm coaches who want a branded copier.
- High-volume traders with many accounts who want to avoid monthly fees.
Support and Updates
Self-hosted customers receive update notifications and can apply them by pulling the latest Docker images. Priority support is available via email and the community.
Read next: Quick Start guide.
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