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Open Source · Apache 2.0 · Free forever

Full control,
your infrastructure

Deploy Unicis on your own servers with the open-source Community Edition. Complete data sovereignty, custom integrations, and zero vendor lock-in.

100%
Open source
Apache 2.0
License
18+
Frameworks
Free
Forever

Deploy in 3 steps

From clone to live instance in minutes.

Clone the repository

Get the source code from GitHub. The Community Edition is fully open-source under the Apache 2.0 license.

Configure your environment

Set up your database, domain, and SSL. Use Docker Compose or CapRover for one-click deployment.

Deploy and go live

Launch your instance and start managing compliance. Full control over your data and infrastructure.

Built for developers and IT teams

Everything you need to run compliance infrastructure on your own terms.

Fully Open Source

Apache 2.0 licensed. Access the complete source code, audit it, modify it, and contribute back to the community.

Docker & CapRover

Deploy with Docker Compose or use CapRover for one-click installation on any compatible server.

Complete Data Control

Your data stays on your servers. No telemetry, no external calls — full data sovereignty for regulated industries.

Custom Integrations

Build custom plugins, integrate with internal systems, and extend the platform to fit your workflows.

Role-Based Access

Fine-grained access controls with role-based permissions for teams of any size.

Audit Logging

Every action is logged for audit trails. Export evidence and demonstrate compliance to auditors.

Why self-host Unicis?

Full control, custom deployments, and open-source flexibility.

Open Core Community Edition

Open Core Community Edition

The Unicis Platform Community Edition is fully open-source. Self-host your instance and customize it for your environment.

  • Full access to source code on GitHub
  • Community support channels
  • Custom integrations & plugins
  • Deploy on your infrastructure
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Enterprise-Ready Capabilities

Enterprise-Ready Capabilities

Even in the community edition, benefit from role-based access, audit logging, and flexible deployment options.

  • Role-based access controls
  • Audit logs & evidence collection
  • Supports multi-tenant environments
  • Flexible deployment on servers or containers
Read Installation Guide

Prerequisites

What you need before deploying your instance.

Domain or Subdomain

A domain or subdomain that you own and can configure DNS records for.

Server Requirements

Minimum 100 MB free disk space. Node.js >= 18.x and PostgreSQL required.

SSL Certificate

A valid SSL certificate for your domain. Free options like Let's Encrypt work perfectly.

Deployment Tools

NPM for manual setup, or Docker Compose / CapRover for containerized deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about self-hosting Unicis Platform.

Is the self-hosted version really free?
Yes. The Community Edition is fully open-source under the Apache 2.0 license. You can use it for free, modify it, and deploy it on your own infrastructure.
What are the system requirements?
You need a domain/subdomain, 100 MB+ free disk space, Node.js >= 18.x, PostgreSQL, NPM, and an SSL certificate. Docker Compose or CapRover simplify deployment.
Can I upgrade to the cloud version later?
Yes. You can migrate from self-hosted to our managed cloud platform at any time. Contact our support team for migration assistance.
Is there support for the self-hosted version?
Community support is available through GitHub Issues and our Discord community. For dedicated support, consider our Premium or Ultimate plans.
Can I use this in production?
Absolutely. The Community Edition is production-ready with role-based access, audit logging, and the same core modules available in the cloud version.
What compliance frameworks are supported?
The self-hosted version supports the same frameworks as the cloud version: GDPR, MVSP, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, NIS2, CIS, C5, SOC 2, and OWASP ASVS.

Ready to self-host?

Get the source code on GitHub and follow our installation guide. The Community Edition is free forever.