Pro Self-Hosted Overview

Deploy Password Pusher Pro on your own infrastructure with enterprise-grade security, full data control, and compliance-ready deployment.

This article applies to: Pro Self-Hosted

Self-Hosted Password Pusher Pro

Deploy Password Pusher Pro on your own infrastructure with enterprise-grade security and compliance. Get full control over your data, flexible deployment options, and all the Pro features you need — running on your servers.

Don’t want to self-host? Check out our hosted plans for a fully managed solution.

Why Use Password Pusher?

Stop sending passwords over email or chat. Password Pusher creates unique, one-time URLs that expire after a set time or number of views. Share passwords, API keys, and sensitive data without leaving a trail — data is encrypted, and once viewed or expired, it can be gone for good.

Why Self-Host?

For organizations with strict security requirements, air-gapped networks, or compliance mandates, self-hosting is the answer.

  • Data never leaves your infrastructure — Complete data sovereignty
  • Air-gapped network support — Deploy in isolated environments (Air-gapped / offline)
  • Compliance ready — Meet HIPAA, SOC2, GDPR, and other requirements
  • Custom integrations — Full control over SSO, storage, and configurations
  • Your branding — Fully white-label with your logo, domain, and messaging

Core Features

Self-Hosted Pro includes everything you need for secure sharing and team collaboration:

Secure Sharing

  • Push anything — Passwords, text, files, URLs, or QR codes with the same secure, self-destructing delivery
  • Full expiration control — Set time limits or view counts; links auto-expire and you can revoke access anytime
  • AES-256 encryption — Military-grade encryption for all data; add passphrases for an extra layer of protection
  • Complete audit trail — Track who viewed what and when; get notified on access for compliance and peace of mind

Built for Teams

  • Unlimited pushes, requests, and file uploads — No usage caps
  • Unlimited email notifications — Email pushes and requests directly without copying links
  • Fully white-label — Custom domain, logo, colors, and themes (including 26 built-in themes and custom CSS)
  • Powerful API & CLI — Automate workflows with the REST API and integrations

Enterprise Options (by plan)

  • SSO (Single Sign-On) — Google, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, NetScaler, and custom OAuth2
  • Flexible storage — Local disk, AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi, MinIO, Backblaze B2, and more
  • Database — Bundled SQLite3 (Starter, Advanced) or PostgreSQL (Enterprise)
  • Support — Priority email support or dedicated support with SLA (Enterprise)

Plans at a Glance

Plan Best for Users (base) Database Support
Starter Security-conscious teams 5 SQLite3 Priority Email
Advanced Entire organization 100 SQLite3 Priority Email
Enterprise Large scale, SLA required 500 PostgreSQL Dedicated Email with SLA

All plans include unlimited pushes, requests, file uploads, and email notifications; fully white-label; and Docker deployment. Additional users can be added per seat. Billing is annual.

For full pricing, feature comparison, and license terms, see Self-Hosted Pricing on pwpush.com. Read our pricing philosophy for the reasoning behind this pricing.

Deploy Anywhere

Password Pusher Pro is delivered as a Docker container, so you can run it in any environment that supports Docker:

  • Cloud — AWS ECS, Google Cloud Run, Azure, DigitalOcean, Railway, Fly.io
  • Kubernetes — Official Helm chart with support for all editions, Ingress, autoscaling, and GitOps
  • On-premises — Your own server or data center

If you are deploying on Kubernetes, see Deploy on Kubernetes with Helm for the official Helm chart quick start and configuration reference.

If you are deploying on Azure, read Deploy on Microsoft Azure for service-by-service guidance (VM vs managed Azure options).

Each license is valid for a single domain (e.g. pwp.yourcompany.com). For a step-by-step path from purchase to SMTP and backups, see Getting started checklist. For OSS migrations, see Migrate from OSS to Pro; for Admin settings, see Configuration.

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