The hosting platform that runs itself.
Websites, domains, mail and databases from one fast panel that keeps itself up to date and installs beside the panel you already have. Unlimited accounts on every server.
- Unlimited accounts
- Signed releases
- One line install
- Runs beside cPanel
- Get started
- It updates itself.
- It checks the signature on every release.
- It renews its own certificates.
- It puts the last build back if a new one fails.
- It guards its own logins.
- It writes down every change.
- It explains what it found.
- See pricing
- nginx
- PHP-FPM
- Apache
- OpenLiteSpeed
- PowerDNS
- Postfix
- Dovecot
- Rspamd
- Roundcube
- MariaDB
- PostgreSQL
- Let's Encrypt
- nftables
- systemd
- cgroup v2
- WordPress
- Git
- SFTP
The answer time was measured on 27 October 2026 on build 0012037.
- 0 fees per account, at any account count
- 1h between signed update checks on every server
- 0.67 ms median health check answer on a live server
- 3 console languages, Arabic right to left
See the Demo for yourself!
Click through the real Servoke console, the hosting company view and the customer Panel, filled with sample servers, accounts and mail. Nothing to install and nothing you click changes a thing.
One panel for the whole server
Servoke is a single fast program with a clean console for you and a simpler one for each of your customers.
- Websites, domains and databases: Add a domain and it is served, with its certificate issued and renewed for you, and MariaDB and PostgreSQL beside it.
- Mail that lands: Mailboxes, forwarders and filters, and the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records that keep mail out of spam folders.
- Security you can see: A firewall, a brute force guard and a security advisor, and every change anyone makes written to the audit log.
- It updates itself: Each server checks for a new release every hour, confirms Servoke signed it, installs it, and puts the last one back if anything is wrong.
- Runs beside cPanel: Install it on a server that already runs cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin. It reads what is there and leaves that panel's work alone.
- Michael, your JagAI assistant: Ask about your server in plain words. Michael reads the real server to answer, and you pay only for what you ask.
Take over cPanel in one click.
Install Servoke beside cPanel. It reads what is there and leaves cPanel's work alone. When you are ready, Take over stops cPanel and WHM and holds them stopped, while every website, mailbox, DNS zone and database keeps running on the software that serves it today.
- Compare Servoke with cPanel
- Install beside cPanel: One line as root. cPanel's files and services stay as they are.
- Take over: cPanel and WHM stop. Sites, mail, DNS and databases keep answering, and Servoke renews the certificates AutoSSL issued.
- Bring cPanel back, any time: One click restores it from the saved record. A failed check after the stop does it on its own.
One daemon. Typed operations. No shell strings.
Pick any box to see what it does and why it is built that way.
Ask your server in plain words.
Michael is the JagAI assistant on the Pilot page. It reads the real server to answer, explains what it found, and proposes every step for you to approve. Nothing runs until you say so.
Credits live on your Servoke account, and your wallet can top itself up. Longer conversations cost more than a typical question.
From a bare server to a working panel
No sales call and no setup fee. A server of your own is all it takes.
- Install with one line: Run the install command as root. It checks that Servoke signed the release before anything is installed.
- Claim your server: The installer prints a private setup link. Open it and create the owner account.
- Add your first account: Create a hosting account and its site is live. Every server you buy runs unlimited accounts.
Updates that check their own signature.
Every passing build is signed and published on servoke.com. Each server checks hourly, verifies the signature against the key it already trusts, saves its state and installs. If the new build is not healthy, the previous one goes back on its own.
An unhealthy build is put back on its own and held. Updates never wait on a licence, so a locked server still gets its fixes.
- Build passes: Tested and packed by the pipeline.
- Signed: Ed25519, by the release key.
- Published: For x86_64 and aarch64 servers.
- Your server asks: Every hour, with up to 15 minutes of jitter.
- Verified: The signature first, then the signed size.
- State saved: A copy of the state store, the newest three kept.
- Healthy: The new build proves itself, or steps aside.
Numbers with the method attached.
Measured on our own live servers after every published build, the same way you can measure yours.
27 Oct 2026 · build 0012037 · /api/v1/health
Ten warmup requests, then 200 requests one after another over one connection on the server itself, sorted for p50 and p95, three runs with the middle one shown. Memory is the daemon's resident size.
Publish your numbers too. If yours differ from ours, open a ticket with your method and we will look.
- Live server, cPanel taken over: AlmaLinux 9.8 · 64 cores · 128 GB 0.67 ms 0.80 ms 124 MiB
- Live server beside cPanel: AlmaLinux 8.10 · 64 cores · 128 GB 1.31 ms 1.49 ms 95 MiB
One line, on any supported Linux server
Run it as root on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Debian or Ubuntu. The same line upgrades a server that already runs Servoke.
The install checks the release's signature and checksum before it changes anything.
Recorded on 25 October 2026 on AlmaLinux 9.8 with the support check, which looks at the server and installs nothing.
- AlmaLinux 9.8
- Debian 13
- AlmaLinux 10
- Rocky Linux 10
- Ubuntu 24.04
One price per server. Unlimited accounts.
Choose how many servers, and pay one price for each. No fees per account, ever.
JagAI credits
Michael, the JagAI assistant, is paid for with credits on your Servoke account. Buy a pack when you need one, or let your wallet top itself up.
Prices in US dollars. Every server needs a paid licence. If one is not renewed within its grace period after it expires, the panel locks and the server's websites and databases stop until it is paid for. Your sites, databases and mail are never deleted.
$4.99 a server each month
- Fleet: Talk to us For many servers, at a lower price for each one.
- Server: Get started For every server you run, with unlimited accounts on each. Unlimited hosting accounts Every feature in the panel Automatic updates Ticket support from the Servoke team
Good to know
- What does Servoke cost?: One price for each server every month, shown under Pricing, with unlimited hosting accounts on every server. Buy as many servers as you need at checkout, or ask us for a price for a large fleet.
- What happens if a licence lapses?: After a licence expires there is a grace period to renew it, and the server keeps working as normal. If the licence is still not renewed when the grace period ends, the panel locks and the server's websites and databases stop until it is paid for, and paying brings them back. The lock deletes nothing. A server left unpaid after its grace period and at least seven days of written notice may have Servoke's own software removed, as the EULA describes. Its sites, databases, mail and backups are kept, and renewing brings Servoke back.
- Can I install it on a server that runs cPanel?: Yes. Servoke finds cPanel, Plesk or DirectAdmin on its own, keeps its console on a port of its own, and leaves everything that panel manages alone.
- How do updates work?: Every server checks for a new release each hour. It installs one only after confirming that Servoke signed it and that the download is exactly what was signed, and it puts the previous release back by itself if the new one does not come up healthy. Automatic updates can be turned off at any time.
- What is JagAI?: JagAI is the assistant inside Servoke. Michael answers questions about your server and can suggest changes for you to approve. It is paid for with credits on your Servoke account, so you only pay for what you ask.
- How do I get help?: Open a support ticket at servoke.com/dashboard/support, or from the Support Center in your server's own panel, and the Servoke team answers there.
For people who run servers
A terminal on every page, keys for everything and a toolbox that works in your browser. Nothing here touches a server.
Your servers, handled.
Choose your servers, install Servoke in a minute and bring your sites across.