Best Odoo Hosting Providers in 2026

Your Odoo hosting provider determines the quality of your experience. To make the right choice, you will need to consider important factors like how many Odoo versions they support, infrastructure and data ownership, and the number of Odoo workers and staging environments, instead of just the advertised price. Together, these factors determine your business’s total operating cost and the overall quality of your Odoo hosting experience.

To help you make the right choice, this detailed guide compares Cloudpepper, Odoo.sh, Skysize, PurpleCloud, self-hosted Odoo, and OEC.sh across key Odoo hosting comparison points. All these comparison points are based on publicly available pricing, official documentation, and published feature lists verified across each platform.

Last verified: August 6, 2026 (USD pricing)

How to Choose an Odoo Hosting Provider

Total cost, not platform fee

The low initial platform fee some Odoo hosting providers advertise often suggests you’ll be making low monthly payments. However, note that some hosting providers charge separately for components like staging environments and storage, which increases your total deployment cost. As such, you should assess the total cost of running an Odoo deployment to understand what you’ll actually pay per month. Our breakdown of how much Odoo costs covers the licence and implementation side of that budget.

Whose infrastructure

Some Odoo hosting providers only deploy your environment on infrastructure they manage (fully-managed Odoo hosting). Others will let you deploy on your own cloud account. This difference influences important factors like data access and control, vendor lock-in risks, security compliance, migration flexibility, and cloud provider selection.

Community or Enterprise

Not all Odoo hosting providers support both Odoo Community and Enterprise editions. Some also support only a limited range of Odoo versions. Before choosing a hosting platform, confirm that it supports the Odoo edition and version you currently use or plan to use. This is especially important if you’re migrating older deployments or client environments.

Workers and scaling model

Some Odoo hosting platforms charge per user, project, or number of workers. Others use a flat platform fee with few or no restrictions on the number of supported clients or instances.

Master comparison table

Hosting provider	Cloudpepper	Odoo.sh	Skysize	PurpleCloud	Self-hosted	OEC.sh
Total cost for a standard workload (not platform fee alone)*	$54/mo	$699.30/mo	$60.52/mo	$52.50/mo	$24/mo (excl. setup, support, admin, maintenance)	$63/mo
Managed server option	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No (BYO only)
Cloud providers supported, named	AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, any SSH server from Base $29/mo	Odoo-managed infrastructure	Not publicly specified	DigitalOcean and AWS	Any provider	Any SSH server
Region choice	Any customer cloud region	7 supported regions (Americas: U.S., Canada: Toronto, Europe: Saint-Ghislain, Middle East: Dammam, Southern Asia: Mumbai, India, Other Asia: Singapore, Oceania: Australia)	4 supported regions (North America: USA, Europe: Belgium, Asia: Singapore, Oceania: Australia)	46 regions available	Any customer cloud region	Any customer cloud region
Odoo editions	Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise	Odoo Enterprise only	Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise	Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise	Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise	Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise
Odoo versions	11 to 19	17 to 19	16 to 19	13 to 19	8 to 19	14 to 19
Odoo workers	Unlimited	256 (only on dedicated hosting)	Unlimited (with BYO server plan)	Not published	Unlimited (user-managed)	Not published (customer-managed)
Staging environment	Unlimited	20	Unlimited (with BYO server plan)	3 per instance (development, staging, and production)	Unlimited (user-managed)	Unlimited
Staging fees	No	$18/environment/month	Not published	Not published	No (user-managed)	No
Per-user and per-worker fees	No	$72/worker/month	No	$40/worker	No	No
Git providers	GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and any self-hosted or private Git server	GitHub only	GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket only	GitHub or GitLab only	GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and any self-hosted or private Git server	GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and self-hosted instances
Backup destinations	Platform storage, Google Cloud, Azure Blob, Amazon S3, or any S3-compatible/SFTP storage, and more	Platform storage only	Platform storage, user-owned storage (only on BYO server and on-premise plan)	Not published	Any user-owned storage	S3, R2, B2, MinIO, FTP, etc.
Backup schedules	Flexible (hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly)	Rigid (once every 24 hours)	Daily	Not published	Determined by user	Flexible (6h, 12h, daily, weekly, or custom)
Root SSH	Yes	No	Yes (on BYO server plan)	Yes	Yes	Yes
Instances per server	Unlimited from Pro	Per project	Not published	1	Unlimited (depends on user server capacity)	Not published per server; plans cap total projects
Support and SLA	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (in-house)	Yes
Compliance certifications	Cloudpepper servers are SOC 2, ISO 20000, ISO 27001, GDPR, SSL compliant	ISO 27001, SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS, CISPE, SecNumCloud, CSA STAR	ISO 27001	Not published	N/A (user-dependent)	Not published
Server and data ownership on cancellation	Yes	No	Yes (only on BYO server plan)	No	Yes	Yes
MCP access for AI agents	Yes	No	Limited (can’t control deployments)	No	Variable (depends on user)	Limited (can’t control deployments)
AI database tuning	Yes	No	No	Limited	Variable (depends on user)	No
White-label client portal	Yes. Best for agencies and partners	No	No	No	N/A	Yes
Multi-client entry price	Pro, $49/mo	No	Not published	No	N/A	Pro, $39/mo
Partner sets own retail price	Yes	No	No	Yes	N/A	Yes
Margin retained	Up to 91.1% per 100 clients	Commission-based (50%)	Commission-based (20%)	Commission-based (up to 50%)	N/A	70-85%

* The total cost comparison estimates how much it will cost you to deploy a standard workload on each of these Odoo hosting providers. Standard workload here refers to a 10-user (minimum) deployment with at least 1 production worker, one staging environment, and 50 GB storage. See the worked pricing scenario below for a more detailed breakdown of this estimation.

Best Odoo Hosting for Agencies and Partners

Cloudpepper hosts 10,000+ Odoo instances for 300+ partners and 2,000+ businesses across 130+ countries:

Cloudpepper partner network	Total
Odoo partners on Cloudpepper	300+
With public opt-in profiles	47
Countries	24
Odoo instances hosted	10,000+

Odoo certification tiers among the 47 public profiles:

Odoo partner tier (awarded by Odoo SA)	Partners
Odoo Gold partner	6
Odoo Silver partner	18
Odoo Ready partner	21
Odoo Implementer	2

These tiers are awarded by Odoo SA, not by Cloudpepper, and serve as an independent proof of partner expertise. Note that every profile on Cloudpepper’s partner directory is opt-in. Each one belongs to an agency actively running client workloads on the platform, with a direct link to its own website.

However, most partners choose to keep their customer deployments private. As such, the 47 partner profiles published are actually just a subset of the platform’s extensive 300+ partner network.

Three named Odoo partners using Cloudpepper

Xmarts (Gold partner, Mexico)

Xmarts is an Odoo Gold partner based in Guadalajara that serves 900+ companies across 13 countries. Xmarts has 13 Odoo-certified experts who deliver Odoo implementation, manufacturing, and supply chain consulting and optimization, with deployments reaching 500+ users. Its Cloudpepper profile links directly to the agency’s website, which verifies these published credentials with 166 documented references.

Cravit (Gold partner, Netherlands and Spain)

Cravit is an ISO 27001 certified, Odoo Gold partner based in Breda, Netherlands, and Madrid, Spain. The company has 13+ years of experience delivering Odoo solutions and currently supports deployments serving 300+ users. Cravit’s Dutch office serves mid-market and enterprise clients in e-commerce and manufacturing, as well as central government clients across the Benelux. The Madrid office specializes more in providing implementation, consulting, training, and support for the Spanish manufacturing and construction market.

ruhrdot (Silver partner, Germany)

ruhrdot is an Odoo Silver partner based in Germany that combines Odoo and Xentral ERP delivery with Databricks-based data and AI platforms. The company is made up of a 25+ member team that serves 30+ mid-market clients across multiple sectors. This includes sectors like manufacturing, retail, logistics, construction, and finance. ruhrdot provides implementation, project management, training, and deployment services to 200+ users.

Margin, calculated on full cost

Every margin figure on this page is calculated on total cost including the platform fee, not infrastructure alone.

Using Cloudpepper’s published pricing simulator, an Odoo partner charging an average of $140 per month pays a flat subscription of $49 per month and an additional $12 per client server. At 10 clients, your monthly revenue is $1,400 while you only incur a monthly cost of $169. This means you keep 87.9% ($1,231) of your monthly revenue.

The table below shows how the retained margin changes as your agency grows its client base:

Clients	Revenue/mo	Cloudpepper cost/mo	You keep/mo	You keep	Extra vs Odoo.sh
10	$1,400	$169	$1,231	87.9%	+$6,372/yr
25	$3,500	$349	$3,151	90.0%	+$16,812/yr
50	$7,000	$649	$6,351	90.7%	+$34,212/yr
100	$14,000	$1,249	$12,751	91.1%	+$69,012/yr

This shows that Odoo partners on Cloudpepper set their own retail price and keep up to 91.1% of hosting revenue at 100 clients, after the platform fee and server cost. At 10 clients, the percentage you retain is 87.9%.

Meanwhile, Odoo.sh applies a flat 50% hosting commission across all client levels or tiers. However, this means that at 100 clients, you retain $84,000 per year, compared with the $153,012 per year you retain with Cloudpepper.

Here’s an overview of how this retention claim compares against that of other Odoo hosting providers:

Platform	Published claim	Basis
Cloudpepper	Up to 91.1% at 100 clients, 87.9% at 10	Net of the $49 platform fee and $12/client server, per the simulator
Odoo.sh	50% commission	Capped at $180/mo per subscription
PurpleCloud	Up to 50% recurring	Base Development + Production plan for clients with 0.5 worker starts from $38.75 per month. Total cost changes based on selected Odoo workers, storage size, and SLA levels.
Skysize	20% recurring	Base launch plan starts at $49 per month per client
OEC.sh	70 to 85%	Their FAQ states the $199 Agency fee is paid on top of per-client infrastructure

Note that published margin claims across different hosting providers may not use the same calculation method. As such, when comparing percentages, you should check if the published figure is the net of the platform fee or the calculation before platform costs are deducted.

Platform cost per client, Pro plan fixed fee spread across the book:

Clients	Fixed fee per client
10	$4.90/mo
25	$1.96/mo
50	$0.98/mo
100	$0.49/mo

Cloudpepper adds no markup to infrastructure. You pay your cloud provider directly. Charging a flat fee means that the platform cost per client (Pro plan) incurred by Odoo partners and agencies on Cloudpepper decreases over time as the platform fee is spread across more clients. This is why the revenue percentage retained by partners increases from 87.9% to 91.1%.

Bring your own cloud

Cloudpepper deploys Odoo to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, or any server reachable over SSH, in any region.

Enterprise clients often require workloads to run inside their own cloud for compliance or security reasons. Cloudpepper supports this deployment requirement by allowing customers to host Odoo on their preferred infrastructure. Clients also retain full ownership and control of their cloud resources and deployment environment. Here’s what that experience looks like:

Bring-your-own-cloud guarantee	What it means
No markup	You pay your cloud provider directly. Cloudpepper adds nothing to the infrastructure bill.
Not capped to a list	Any SSH-reachable server qualifies, including on-premise and providers not named above.
Full root access	On every plan, including free Core.
Ownership survives exit	Servers and data stay in your account. Cancel Cloudpepper, and there is nothing to migrate.

Managed servers from $12 per month are also available as an option. Some Odoo hosting platforms offer only managed hosting, while others support BYO only. Cloudpepper supports both deployment models, giving customers the flexibility to choose without needing to change platforms. See the Odoo VPS hosting plans for the server tiers and what each one is rated to handle.

Why Odoo Agencies Choose Cloudpepper

Flat fee, uncapped clients

Cloudpepper charges no per-user fees, no per-worker fees, and no staging fees on any plan. The Agency plan at $250/mo includes unlimited clients, unlimited instances, and a white-label client portal on your own domain.

Legacy estates are hostable

Cloudpepper hosts Odoo Community and Enterprise, versions 11 through 19, on every plan including the free tier. This makes it easy for Odoo partners to support customer environments running on legacy deployments alongside newer projects. By comparison, Odoo.sh does not support Odoo Community Edition, while OEC.sh supports a much smaller range, with Community from version 14 only.

Host inside the client’s own cloud account

Cloudpepper deploys Odoo to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, or any server reachable over SSH, in any region. This allows clients to deploy Odoo applications to run within their own cloud environment. The deployment comes with no additional infrastructure markup, and when engagement ends, all client servers and data remain in their account.

Someone answers when a client is down

Cloudpepper’s on-call engineers are available 24/7 for critical incidents, and every plan includes an SLA, starting from the $29 Base plan.

AI-native operations

Cloudpepper includes MCP access from the Pro plan, allowing agencies to manage Odoo environments through AI agents. Cloudpepper also provides AI-assisted PostgreSQL tuning to client databases, with full approval control over every change.

Best Odoo Hosting Platforms (2026 overview)

This section compares the strengths, limitations, pricing, and ideal use cases of Cloudpepper, Odoo.sh, Skysize, PurpleCloud, self-hosted Odoo, and OEC.sh deployments.

Cloudpepper

Cloudpepper is an Odoo hosting provider based in Belgium. It is designed for businesses, implementation partners, and agencies. Currently, Cloudpepper supports more than 10,000 instances for over 2,000 customers and 300+ partners across 130+ countries.

Strengths

• Supports both Odoo Community and Enterprise editions from Odoo versions 11-19
• Deploys to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, or any server reachable over SSH. No markup on infrastructure costs
• Supports both managed hosting and bring-your-own-cloud (BYO) deployments
• Compatible with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and any self-hosted or private Git server
• MCP access from the Pro plan
• Provides full root SSH access on every plan
• Supports unlimited clients, unlimited instances, and unlimited servers on the Agency plan
• Full white-label client portal
• Flat platform fees and higher margins up to 91.1%
• AI-assisted PostgreSQL tuning for client databases, with full approval control over every change
• 22+ five-star reviews in the last 12 months on TrustPilot

Limitations

• Some advanced features are only available on higher-tier plans

Starting price: Base $29, Pro $49, Agency $250

Odoo.sh

Odoo.sh is Odoo’s official cloud hosting platform operated by Odoo SA. It is designed exclusively for Odoo Enterprise and offers a fully-managed hosting environment for Odoo workflows.

Strengths

• It is the official Odoo hosting platform
• Purpose-built for Odoo Enterprise use
• Native GitHub compatibility
• 24/7 monitoring and server maintenance
• Automated testing and staging environments

Limitations

• No support for BYO deployments
• Does not support Odoo Community Edition
• Uses a commission-based partner model instead of a flat platform fee
• Not the best option for white-label hosting
• Does not offer full root SSH access

Starting price: $72/month per worker (requires an active Odoo Enterprise subscription or license)

For a feature-by-feature breakdown, see Cloudpepper vs Odoo.sh.

Skysize

Skysize is an Odoo hosting provider founded in 2024. It operates as a full-stack Odoo hosting provider that offers a combination of managed hosting and BYO server deployment options for business owners.

Strengths

• 20% recurring commission program for partners
• Suitable for businesses that prefer managed Odoo hosting infrastructure
• Supports both Odoo Community and Enterprise (versions 16 to 19)
• Support for 100+ Odoo users
• BYO server support

Limitations

• No white-label client portal
• No flat-fee reseller model, which limits partner earnings, and commission is only 20%
• No AI-assisted PostgreSQL tuning

Starting price: Fully managed plan starts at $49 per month

Our Cloudpepper vs Skysize guide covers the plan-level differences.

PurpleCloud

PurpleCloud is a managed cloud hosting provider for Odoo built by Port Cities, an official Odoo Gold Partner. It is specifically designed to offer AI-powered and cost-efficient Odoo hosting.

Strengths

• Offers AI-driven performance and workload optimization via its Brain AI feature
• Full SSH access and seamless GitHub and GitLab integration
• Recurring partner commission of up to 50%
• Support for Odoo Community and Enterprise (only from version 13)

Limitations

• PurpleCloud does not support self-hosted or private Git servers and BYO cloud deployments
• No full white-label offering and no MCP access
• Charges per worker, which can increase your hosting costs as deployments grow

Starting price: PurpleCloud’s Development + Production plan starts at $38.75/month

Self-hosted Odoo

This refers to deploying and managing Odoo on infrastructure you own and fully maintain yourself.

Strengths

• You get full control over Odoo hosting infrastructure and configuration
• Complete freedom to deploy to any cloud provider and Git integration
• No mandatory platform subscription fees
• Highly customizable deployment architecture

Limitations

• Requires significant DevOps expertise
• You are fully responsible for infrastructure management, backups, and updates
• No managed support or hosting (unless purchased separately)

Starting price: This depends on the infrastructure provider and operational costs. It could cost as high as $2,800 per month

If you want to see what that setup involves, our guide on installing Odoo with Docker on Ubuntu 24.04 walks through it end to end.

OEC.sh

OEC.sh is an Odoo hosting provider built and operated by OpenEduCat. It is primarily designed for businesses that want to deploy Odoo on their own cloud infrastructure.

Strengths

• Designed for BYO cloud deployments with support for 8+ cloud providers, including AWS, Google Cloud, and Vultr
• White-label support
• Support for unlimited clients available on the Agency plan
• Partners can set their own margins

Limitations

• New platform. Almost no public reviews of the service
• Managed hosting runs only on customer-owned cloud accounts. OEC does not provide its own server infrastructure
• Odoo Community Edition support only starts from version 14
• Agency feature is only available on higher-priced plans
• No AI-assisted PostgreSQL tuning

Starting price: Agency plan is from $199/month

See the full Cloudpepper vs OEC.sh comparison.

Worked pricing scenario

An Odoo hosting provider’s advertised monthly fee does not always reflect the total cost of hosting Odoo. To give you a fair overview, this section includes a worked example comparing actual costs of deploying Odoo workflows on Cloudpepper, Odoo.sh, Skysize, PurpleCloud, self-hosting, and OEC.sh.

Line item	Cloudpepper	Odoo.sh	Skysize	PurpleCloud	Self-hosted	OEC.sh
Base plan, production and staging instances included	$29 (Pro plan costs $49)	$57.80 (no staging included)	$49 (fully managed plan)	$52.50/mo (with 50 GB production storage)	$0, no platform fee	$39/mo (Pro plan)
Server (min. 10-user support)	$24 (Medium server, 2 vCPU, 4 GB, 100 GB, rated to 125 users)	$0.00 (included in base worker)	$0, included (fully managed, 1 vCPU, 4 GB, rated to ~25 users)	$0, included (0.7 Odoo worker, no Brain AI, DigitalOcean server)	BYO, $24/mo (DigitalOcean server)	BYO, $24/mo (DigitalOcean server)
Staging	$0, included	$18/environment	$0, included	$0, included	$0, manual setup	$0, included
Backup storage (min. 50 GB)	$1 (at $0.02/GB)	$12.50 (at $0.25/GB)	$11.52/mo (2 × 20 GB storage bundles at $5.76/mo each; daily backups included)	$0, provided complimentary	Included in server cost	Included in server cost
Enterprise license	Not required	Required. $611.00 ($61.10/user × 10)	Not required	Not required	Not required	Not required
Total cost	$54/mo	$699.30/mo	$60.52/mo	$52.50/mo	$24/mo (excluding setup, support, administration and maintenance)	$63/mo

Most Odoo hosting platform comparisons only stop at the fact that Cloudpepper’s advertised Pro tier costs $49/mo, more than OEC’s Pro tier at $39/mo. But this workload doesn’t require Cloudpepper’s Pro tier, as the Base plan at $29/mo covers both instances. Once server, staging, storage, and support are added on both sides, Cloudpepper totals $54/mo against OEC’s own advertised setup for this exact workload at $63/mo.

As such, Cloudpepper’s cost of a real workload is cheaper than OEC.

Methodology and sources

The data used in the above worked example was sourced from official published pricing webpages and interactive calculators of all assessed Odoo hosting providers. The same workload was used across all platforms: 10 users, two Odoo instances (production and staging), and 50 GB of backup storage.

Note on OEC.sh reference data

OEC.sh publishes multiple comparison pages referencing Cloudpepper, and some published details differ between them. The /vs/cloudpepper comparison page from OEC includes a correction notice dated 27 June 2026 acknowledging inaccuracies in claims and data provided. A separate /compare page, last updated February 2026, continues to present inaccurate information for some of the same comparison points.

	oec.sh/vs/cloudpepper (accurate)	oec.sh/compare (inaccurate)
Dated	Corrected 2026-06-27	Last updated February 2026
Starting price	Base $29, Pro $49, Agency $250	$45/mo
Cloud providers	7 named plus any SSH server	1 (own)
Git	Any provider	GitHub only
Staging	Included	Extra cost
White-label	Agency portal, yes	No
Regions	30+	Limited regions

For this article, pricing and feature comparisons are based on OEC.sh’s current pricing pages and official documentation.

Note: All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

FAQs

Which Odoo hosting is best for agencies managing multiple clients?

Cloudpepper is the best Odoo hosting option for agencies managing multiple Odoo clients. It offers an Agency plan with support for unlimited clients and instances, plus full white-label hosting. Cloudpepper also supports managed hosting and BYO cloud deployments. Learn more on the Odoo partners page, or compare the wider market in our guide to the best Odoo hosting providers for agencies in 2026.

Can I white-label Odoo hosting under my own brand?

Yes, you can. Cloudpepper’s Agency plan includes a white-label client portal on your own domain, allowing you to offer fully branded Odoo hosting services to your clients. See the Odoo Partners page.

How much margin do Odoo partners keep when reselling hosting?

This depends on your pricing model and hosting provider. Odoo partners on Cloudpepper can keep up to 91.1% per 100 clients when reselling hosting (net of the platform fee and server cost). See Cloudpepper’s pricing for current examples.

How many clients can I host on one Odoo hosting plan?

This depends on your hosting provider and plan. Cloudpepper’s Agency plan supports unlimited clients and unlimited instances. Other Odoo hosting providers may limit the number of clients you can host based on the selected subscription.

Can I host a client’s Odoo on the client’s own cloud account?

Yes, you can. However, this depends on your hosting provider. For example, Cloudpepper supports deployment directly into a client’s AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, or any SSH-reachable server. PurpleCloud and Odoo.sh do not. Learn more about managed Odoo hosting.

Can I host older Odoo versions for inherited client projects?

Yes, provided your hosting provider supports them. Cloudpepper supports hosting both Odoo Community and Enterprise editions from versions 11 through 19. This makes it suitable for agencies managing legacy client deployments. See Odoo Community hosting.

Which cloud providers can I use with Cloudpepper?

Cloudpepper supports AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, Vultr, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, and any server accessible via SSH. This lets customers deploy Odoo on their preferred infrastructure while retaining ownership and control.

Can I manage Odoo hosting through an AI agent or MCP?

Yes, you can if you use a hosting provider that supports it, like Cloudpepper. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a feature that lets you use compatible AI assistants to securely interact with your hosting operations with full control of approvals and execution.

What is the best Odoo hosting provider in 2026?

Cloudpepper is the strongest choice for partners, agencies, and users of Odoo Community Edition. It hosts both Odoo Community and Enterprise on versions 11 through 19, deploys into any cloud account you own with no markup on infrastructure, and charges a flat platform fee with no per-user, per-worker, or staging charges.

How much does Odoo hosting cost in 2026?

Odoo hosting costs in 2026 range from $0 to $700+. The exact cost depends on your specific server, staging, storage, and licensing costs. See Cloudpepper pricing.

Can I host Odoo Community Edition without an Enterprise licence?

Yes, you can. Odoo Community Edition is 100% open source and completely free to host. As such, you do not need an Enterprise license. Learn more about Odoo Community hosting.

Does Odoo.sh support Odoo Community Edition?

No, it doesn’t. Odoo.sh is designed to only provide support for Odoo Enterprise Edition. If you wish to use Odoo Community Edition, consider a hosting provider that supports Community Edition deployments, such as Cloudpepper. See Cloudpepper vs Odoo.sh.

How do I migrate between Odoo hosting providers?

The exact process depends on your current platform and target destination. This is because some hosting providers restrict the amount of data and infrastructure you can transfer (vendor lock-in). For detailed migration steps, see the Odoo migration guide.

What happens to my Odoo data if I cancel my hosting plan?

This depends on your hosting provider. Odoo hosting providers like Cloudpepper allow you to retain ownership of your infrastructure and data so you can move whenever you want. Managed hosting providers may have different export and retention policies.

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