Self-host Flared
Your Cloudflare account.
Your corner of the web.
Run the complete single-workspace core with your own domain, your own data, and no Flared Cloud account.
What the standalone edition includes
Link management, redirects, analytics, QR codes, custom domains, and a shared web/API/CLI/MCP workflow. Limits are operator-configurable, with 30-day analytics retention by default. No paid feature unlocks.
Setup without an email provider
The planned first-run flow uses a deployment secret to let you create the owner account and workspace. Sign in with a username and password. Your deployed workers.dev hostname works first; your own domain can follow.
Operate on your terms
You supply the Cloudflare account and pay its infrastructure costs. Updates use tagged releases and an explicit upgrade process. Recovery uses your Cloudflare credentials; Flared does not retain standing access to your installation.
Open source under AGPLv3
The public core uses AGPLv3 (AGPL-3.0-only), an open-source license. Self-hosting and commercial use are permitted under its terms. Modified versions offered over a network must offer their corresponding source to users. Read the repository license for the full terms.