Run Document Processing on Your Own Infrastructure

Self-Host Documentize

Run it locally or on your own infrastructure

A lightweight self-host version designed for developers. No complex setup, no external dependencies — just download, run, and start using Documentize in under a minute.

⚡ Quick Start

Choose the setup that fits your workflow. Both options take only a few steps.

.NET 9 (fastest way)

If you already have .NET installed, this is the quickest way to get started.

  1. Download the self-host package
  2. Extract the archive
  3. Run:
dotnet Documentize.SelfHost.dll

Then open http://localhost in your browser.

Docker

Prefer containers? Use the included Dockerfile to run Documentize anywhere.

  1. Download the Docker package
  2. Build the image:
docker build -t documentize .

Run the container:

docker run -p 80:80 documentize

Then open http://localhost.

🧩 Requirements

Minimal requirements depending on your setup:

  • .NET 9 Runtime for direct execution
  • Docker for containerized setup

⚙️ More Details

The self-host version is built as a standard ASP.NET Core application, so it behaves exactly like any modern .NET web API.

  • Runs locally or on any server
  • Default Docker port: 80
  • No external services required
  • Suitable for internal tools or production use

Download Options

Complete Package (ZIP)

Includes all necessary files, configuration, and documentation to get started.

Contains: managed dotnet 9 assembly

Docker Configuration

Just the Dockerfile for containerized deployment. Perfect for existing setups.

Single file ready for Docker builds

Deployment Notes

  • Requires Docker 20.10+ for containerized deployment
  • Minimum 2GB RAM recommended
  • Just run docker build and run without any configuration

Deploy Documentize as a self-hosted service and process documents locally using a unified REST API. Designed for private networks and controlled environments.

How Self-Hosted Documentize Works

1. Deploy the API

Run the REST API and workers in your own environment using Docker or a local host.

FAQs

How do I deploy the self-hosted version? +
You can deploy using a Linux Docker container or run the obfuscated assembly on your own servers.

Unlock the Power of Document Management

PDF Lock

Lock documents with a password using the REST API.

Self-Hosted Deployment

Demo Version

Free
  • Limited document processing for evaluation