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IncubaCloud review

Freemium#3 of 31 in Odoo Hosting

Broad Odoo version and edition support with free hosting and paid VPS options.

9.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

IncubaCloud is a hybrid platform for deploying and managing Odoo instances on customer-owned or provider-provisioned VPS servers. It supports Odoo Community and Enterprise editions from versions 7.0 through 19.0, with isolated containers, custom modules, staging environments, automatic HTTPS, encrypted backups, database restore, and migration assistance. Its audience includes freelancers, self-employed professionals, small businesses, agencies, and companies managing multiple Odoo deployments. The service is available as hosted SaaS and as a self-hosted open-core module.

Pricing starts with a Free plan at €0 per month, offered with monthly or annual billing. It includes one host, one instance, and a sleeping instance, but no automatic backups or on-demand VPS. Starter costs €9 per month monthly or €7 per month annually, adding an always-on instance, seven-day backups, and on-demand VPS. Professional is €29 monthly or €23 annually, with 14-day backups and on-demand VPS at a 10% discount. Business is €49 monthly or €39 annually, adding 30-day backups, a 20% on-demand VPS discount, and a direct support channel.

The platform’s main strength is coverage: Git repositories support deployment and automatic rebuilds, while production boot tests, staging, web terminal access, metrics, and alerts support ongoing administration. Integrations include S3-compatible storage, Hetzner Cloud, Telegram, and webhooks. That breadth suits teams that need flexible Odoo version coverage or a mix of customer-owned and provider-provisioned infrastructure. The Free plan is better suited to limited or non-continuous use because instances sleep and backup features are excluded. Teams needing always-on hosting, longer backup retention, or direct support should consider a paid tier instead.

IncubaCloud pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports Odoo 7.0–19.0 and both Community and Enterprise editions
    • Git deployments, staging, custom modules, HTTPS, backups, and restore
    • Metrics and alerts through email, Telegram, or webhooks
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan limits users to one host and one instance
    • Free instances sleep and have no automatic backups or on-demand VPS
    • Direct support access is listed only on the Business plan

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