Every feature
Everything in one panel
From deploying code to databases, domains, mail and security — without wiring separate services together.
Deploy
Wherever your code lives, going live is one step.
Deploy on git push
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Gitea — push and a new version goes out. Deploy keys for private repositories.
Zip upload
No Git? Upload the project as a .zip (up to 2 GB).
App Store
Apps such as WordPress, Laravel and Ghost in one click — no code.
Recognises your app
Language, framework, version and port — no Dockerfile to write. Procfiles and your own Dockerfile work too.
Deploys without downtime
A new version gets traffic only once its health check passes; if anything is wrong, the old one keeps running.
Migrations first, traffic after
Laravel, Django, Prisma and Alembic are recognised; or give your own release command.
One-click rollback
Back to any earlier deploy — with that deploy's image and variables.
Live build logs
Every step and every line, as it happens.
Running apps
From websites to game servers — whatever you need to run.
Web, worker, cron
Websites, background jobs and scheduled tasks — each its own process, restarted if it falls over.
Environment variables and secrets
API keys and passwords out of the code; database connections arrive by themselves.
Volumes and a file manager
A place for uploads and lasting files, browsed and edited in the browser.
Logs, usage and visitors
The app's logs, its CPU and memory, and visitor counts by day and hour.
Public TCP/UDP ports
Game servers, VoIP, MQTT, GPS trackers — one port or a range of up to 1,000.
Realtime mode
Low latency, and deploys that wait for running calls or games to finish.
Private networks
Apps in one group reach each other by name; an app can be fully internal.
WebSockets
SignalR, socket.io, Laravel Reverb — no setting needed.
Databases and backups
Every database you need, one click in the panel.
PostgreSQL + pgvector
Turn on the pgvector extension for AI and vector search.
MySQL 8.4 and MariaDB
For WordPress, Laravel and older PHP projects — both side by side.
SQL Server 2025
For .NET apps, with encrypted connections.
Redis and RabbitMQ
Cache, sessions and message queues — each app's own, closed to the outside.
Two kinds of login
A limited login for the running app and a separate one for migrations — a bug cannot drop your tables.
Databases in the browser
Open a database from the panel to look around and run queries.
Daily backups
Encrypted backups of databases and volumes, off the server; restore in one click.
Domains and security
All you had in cPanel — done the modern way.
Your domain, free SSL
A certificate as soon as DNS points here, renewed by itself. Bring your own certificate too, with expiry warnings.
DNS editor
A, CNAME, TXT and MX on Meghly's own nameservers — mail and app records added for you.
Redirects
www to the main domain, an old domain to the new one, or single paths.
IP blocks and a WAF
Block addresses and turn on a firewall against common attacks.
Password-protected folders
Put admin or staging pages behind a password.
Isolated, locked-down containers
Each app in its own container with a read-only file system; no customer can see another.
Rebuilt on security updates
When a runtime gets a security fix, the apps on it are rebuilt.
Business mail
Professional mail on your own domain — in the inbox, not in spam.
Mailboxes on your domain
you@company.com.bd — in webmail, mobile apps and Outlook.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC by themselves
From the records to DMARC reports — so mail reaches the inbox.
Phishing warnings
A delivery and security panel beside every message; a red warning on fake mail.
Forwarders and auto-replies
Forward to other addresses, answer automatically while you are away.
Webmail in your brand
Labels, quick reply, previews — the full experience on your phone too.
Set up in one email
Phone and Outlook settings for a new mailbox, in a single email.
Email campaigns
Know before you send whether it will reach the inbox.
Deliverability score
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, content and links checked, with what to fix.
Email verification (credits)
Fake, closed and bouncing addresses removed first.
Lists, segments and tags
CSV import, rule-based segments and tags.
Real-time reports
Sent, delivered, opened, clicked — per recipient, downloadable as CSV.
Safe by default
One-click unsubscribe; a campaign pauses itself when complaints or bounces rise.
Gradual warm-up
A new domain sends a little more each day.
Meghly Panel — your own server
Have a VPS? Run it all from the panel, no Linux needed.
Joined with one command
One command on the server — then apps, databases and mail in one dashboard.
Terminal, firewall, SFTP
A terminal in the browser, port and IP control, SFTP accounts.
Server health
A week of CPU, memory and disk history; email alerts when something is wrong.
Finds what is already there
Existing sites and databases on the server are found and brought into the panel.
Move from cPanel
cPanel sites, databases and mail — with passwords and forwarders.
30 days free
Billed monthly per server, a free trial for each new one; sites keep running even if a bill is late.
Account and team
For running it like a business.
Two-step sign-in
Codes from an authenticator app; see and end the sessions on each device.
Team members
Your team, each with their own login and role.
Audit log
Who changed what, and when — all recorded.
API keys and webhooks
Send mail from your own systems and hear about events.
Billed in Taka
bKash, Nagad, bank — with a VAT invoice.
Bangla and English
The whole panel in both languages.
Try it yourself
During the beta, everything is free for the first 30 days — no card needed.